[TheUnknown]

is a thing to be feared -- my eyes are stinging oops
anyways thought id try it in vr... yu can see how that went lol

[pineapplecatman]

I would've never thought to use the oekaki in vr.. This is so cool

[Bridgy1234]

I would think that would be very disorientating to do!

[TheUnknown]

I would think that would be very disorientating to do!

Not really, at least not to me ^^
Will say it was more the pen lagging that was causing me the most problems… it wouldn’t register a line unless it was about an inch across… and on a canvas that small, an inch is pretty huge :(

I would've never thought to use the oekaki in vr.. This is so cool

Yeee! Oekaki VR is very weird but pretty cool tbh even if it’s just the same as usual. Minus the drawing tablet n pen pressure lol
…although now I’m wondering if I could get pen pressure to work on it since my VR set picks up a few pressure settings (found that out in PaintLab VR… didn’t know it beforehand n so it was pretty cool tbh)


But yeah VR oekaki is cool but I don’t think I’d use it regularly tbh lol

[Sixx O'Clock]

How do you even use Oekaki in VR? I've never really used a VR headset aside from a short 5 minute experience with my ex-boyfriend's headset. Ended up getting extremely motion-sick so they're definitely a no-go for me lol, but it's interesting to learn how they work anyway. o:

[TheUnknown]

How do you even use Oekaki in VR? I've never really used a VR headset aside from a short 5 minute experience with my ex-boyfriend's headset. Ended up getting extremely motion-sick so they're definitely a no-go for me lol, but it's interesting to learn how they work anyway. o:

It’s a little funky but the way I got it to show up was by showing the desktop screen in VR which allowed me to basically use my controllers as a mouse. Was a little glitchy every now n then but wasn’t terrible :)