Google VR Painting System
Author(s): Scott Douglas Jacobsen
Publication (Outlet/Website): TrendBT
Publication Date (yyyy/mm/dd): 2018/06/26
The Verge spoke on the new Google painting VR experience.
The new VR art tool Tilt Brush allows for a variety of skill settings for the VR painters. The company acquired the VR studio that actually created the Tilt Brush in 2015. Now, it has introduced the multiplayer mode as well as the and a Unity integration to animate drawings.
The article stated, “In its latest update, Google has added 12 new brushes with different textures, volumes, and more sound effects. It has also added a beginner and advanced mode. Users who first open the app will see the main features, and they can press the advanced mode button to access more features. There is no intermediate mode.”
There was also the inclusion of the Pin Tool to permit the user to have something like the Photoshop’s locked layers. Apparently, you can choose particular objects and then lock in place while you then edit around the area. That is actually about as useful as the copy-and-paste function.
That is to say: highly. Then there are also the other ubiquitously utilitarian functions of “select-all” and “deselect,” so that the users “will have an easier time editing a sketch.”
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