The Unity Recorder package is really solid
The Unity Recorder package is really solid
AThanks. Time to learn it, I suppose 
CIt's all WYSYG and quite straightforward. It's nice to use in combination with Timeline as well if you want to go down that route.
ALooked at it last night, hurt my head a bit. Was definitely more in my right brain last night though.
I know almost nothing about the animation side of unity, or the highly specific openbrush brush tools area, for that matter.
Really feeling a strong pull towards doing art right now, spent a lot of time with brushes, want to play with them
That should pass in a couple of days and I'll see if all this camera business makes more sense then
I know almost nothing about the animation side of unity, or the highly specific openbrush brush tools area, for that matter.
Really feeling a strong pull towards doing art right now, spent a lot of time with brushes, want to play with them
That should pass in a couple of days and I'll see if all this camera business makes more sense then
DICOSA Gallery My page does not open.
DDo you know why?
DLogging out and logging back in solved the problem.
D
MThanks for the report!
Pis there a way to collaborate on projects with other people over the internet?
PI found something called multibrush but it looks different
AAt the moment Multibrush is the only version of Tilt Brush with multiplayer support.
AI don't think it's being developed any more but it works for what it does. Moving forward we hope to have our own multiplayer at some point.
P
PAlright, thank you
CMultibrush I found the worldspace gets desynchronized if either user scales themselves or an object. Particularly if they edit something that someone else has drawn.
CThe relative worldspace seems tied to your vr guardian space
AUnity recorder up and running and works brilliantly.
Turns out it was very easy once I found the install package
Thank you!
Turns out it was very easy once I found the install package
Thank you!
CGood luck!
AThanks! I will probably need it 
OHi. For some reason the rebrush function has stopped working for me (in fact, even recolor seems to not be working now either). I am running the most current version of rift experimental. Any idea why this might be happening? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
AI take it that persisted through a complete closeout of steam/oculus?
AAre you seeing this UI? What options on the right have you got switched on?
OYes, I did close the program and restart the computer, but I'm just now realizing that I didn't restart the headset. I'll check it today
OYes, that's the tool. None of them will work, and on the older version they stopped working. I upgraded to the most recent version and it still won't rebrush, recolor, or re anything
ASo - bearing in mind we haven't written the docs for the new beta yet (it's still unannounced) - there's a possibility it is working but you're doing something we didn't anticipate
Aand on the older version they stopped working.I don't know why this would be the case but let's ignore that for now and talk about your issues with the latest version.
AWhere did you download the new beta version from? Itch.io?
AThe repaint tool works differently to the old recolor tool - the top three toggle buttons on the right control what properties of a stroke will be affected (colour, size and brush type)
AIn the screenshot only color is toggled on (the paint bucket). In this mode it should behave mostly the same as the old repaint tool. Pick a color and click on existing brush strokes. Is that not working for you?
OYes, not working. But as Ancientworlds made me realize, I restarted the pc, but not the headset, so I'll try it again today (both devices are off now) and see if that works. If it doesn't I'll get back to you. Thanks for your responses and help!
OOkay so I just checked, and the rebrush doesn't work. The program is acting very buggy too. I've deleted all related files and plan to try downloading and installing it again. Is github the best place to download it from?
AProbably not! What headset?
OOculus Quest 2. Isn't github where all new versions are released? Can you advise where I should be downloading it from?
A@mikeage Github releases is fine isn't it? It should show the same builds that also get uploaded to beta channels and Itch.io?
APretty sure that's the case. We just tend not to direct people there as figuring out what to download is confusing
MAbsolutely, yes. Itch can autoupdate, Steam and Oculus do auto-update, but Github is also perfectly fine. (and if you want Monoscopic, you need github)
It also requires adb/SideQuest, unlike the Oculus beta channel, so it's one more step, but if someone's familiar with it, there's no reason not to use github! That's why we have it
It also requires adb/SideQuest, unlike the Oculus beta channel, so it's one more step, but if someone's familiar with it, there's no reason not to use github! That's why we have it
AASo @othervrbarry As long as you're getting them from https://github.com/icosa-gallery/open-brush/releases that should be fine. Which one did you download from that page?
AI'd guess either OpenBrush_Quest_0.4.39.apk or OpenBrush_Quest_Experimental_0.4.39.apk
A(Mikeage makes a good point though - it's quicker and easier to install from Applab so you get automatic updates)
A(but that doesn't have the experimental version - just the normal one)
OHi please may I request a screen recording of someone opening an experimental version of open brush, editing/ making a brush, and then testing it in VR? 
I totally understand if this is not possible atm!! Thank you so much
I totally understand if this is not possible atm!! Thank you so muchO
Ocan i pls ask if i wanna pick up these orange spaghetti strands and for them behave like ropes, or writhe around and stuff, would you have a suggestion about that- im not using styly so i can use code etc - like can i make the object malleable, like transform into a material that behaves like a rope/ snake or do i need to rig it first? Thank you so much!
AYouTubeAndy Baker
First preview of runtime brush editing that isn't just smoke and mirrors. Credit to Tim Aidley for the underlying user brush functionality. Grab a build here and try it out: https://github.com/IxxyXR/open-brush/wiki/Brush-Editing
Join the Discord and help out: https://www.openbrush.org/
More experimental features: https://github.com/IxxyXR/ope...
Join the Discord and help out: https://www.openbrush.org/
More experimental features: https://github.com/IxxyXR/ope...
Othis is so awesome thank you
Oi actually meant an even more beginner friendly thing as to like how to access this runtime brush editing version? but also i want to ask pls you say 'if i can just animate this [slug brush] i will have something truly repulsive'- so thats actually what im hoping to do with the spaghettis
Olike if you fling the brush it sends a wave down the brush
Obut yeah this runtime brush editing would be a great start for me re making my own brushes thanks a lot
AAre you asking for a tutorial on how to access this experimental build?