great post @nerdfury ... I´ve worked as a musician for over 6 years, then got into postproduction audiovisuals , also sound and music for videogames and for the last 2 years learning VR production on my own... Recently joined Steemit and plan to post quality content in VR. Very glad to see that you are serious about the content also. Will be following you... wish you the best in the journey
Following as well, curious to see what you come up with! Gotta wonder how VR could be married into music production somehow - conducting a virtual symphony? Minority Report-style manipulation of notes on a VR Logic Pro? Virtual instruments that can be played reasonably enough to mimic real recording?
yes you should download the Unity program to learn video game design but u need a supr fast compuer to run it and make goopd games, but u can use golem to render amazing cut scenes without a pixar render farm, and you can do SO much on your own!
some amazng vieogames were made by one person before....and vieogames are amazing things to create and very fun to ork on when youre modeling characters and designing levels and when you have a team to do all the tedious boring stuff, it can become quite the adventure, more amzing that making a movie and you get to tell a story thats interactuive and with VR it makes it even more important to make it high quality
look at the new zelda game, zelda should be used as a template to show what is possible software wise...
it doesnt have to have the best graohics it can be low polygon but still high quality and vry artisticly done
imagine a videogame played ovr the steem blockchain, we copuld start with simple 2d games like poker or blackjack or ches or go, played with images in the comments of a post wherethe acount is a bot that awards the winners by scanning the iages seeing what moves were made etc, like how i played chess with my frind @tylersr and we can also make MMORPGs where you can earn steem for quests etc or even have a MUDD steemit RPG game
Welcome aboard, Luis. I've followed you, as I'd like to hear more detail on VR content production.