aydinuluc1

Can't agree more:)

According to this old thread it is/was possible: http://forums.cgarchitect.com/63085-embed-youtube-videos.html We have been doing this for a long time and never had problems getting data from 3ds max/blender. We hardly do any baking in 3da max anymore to be honest. Especially since version 5 of Unity3d. Just unwrap, export using fbx and then everything else is done within Unity3d. If you know scripting this might be easy for you but not for lots of other people:) Appreciate your feedback

Maybe a silly question but how can I embed a youtube video? I added my video with add video but it is not embedded. Thanks

Hi Jason We have just released VR Easy for Unity and we have a widget that does exactly what you are looking for. Here is a tutorial on how to create a popup using VR Easy: Have lots more widgets that works with just drag and drop eg. turning on/off objects/lights, loading scenes (to switch between scenes with fading in and out), PopUp Info, swapping objects/materials/meshes and more. More info like video tutorials, manuals, tip and tricks can be found here: http://blog.avrworks.com

My name is Aydin and just became a member and my 2nd post:) I have been working in the 3D industry since 1998 and since 2000 mainly active in the VR Industry. Mainly developing content and training for VR training solutions using 3ds Max, Blender, Unity3D and Unreal. Glad to be a part of this community

We have just released VR Easy for Unity. VR Easy is a Virtual Reality productivity and workflow toolset for Unity3D that enables architects, content developers, developers and engineers to quickly and naturally build their VR/AR applications through a simple drag&drop interface (using widgets), supporting all major HMD devices eg. Oculus, HTC Vive, Gear VR, Cardboard, Daydream and compatible with industry SDKs through a drag and drop interface and no programming skills required. Some of the widgets: swap Objects/meshes materials, add Popup info, triggers, switches, play animation, video, grabbing and moving of objects with Vive Controllers. We have lost of tutorials and new demo scenes are being built. More info can be found here: http://blog.avrworks.com VR Easy in 3 Easy steps: Aydin