Extraction Point

I am really enjoying the newer features in Tiltbrush on my Oculus Touch for painting concepts in VR. The poly tools are very intuitive, though I do wish that you could edit points and faces a bit more. I suppose the result would be more tweaking, and less immediacy. (Tiltbrush content removed as their Poly hosting site has been shut down by Google)

Update on Monday, April 27, 2020 at 8:38AM by Matthew Seydel Connors

After posting the TiltBrush model, I felt that the mood that I was looking for had not really been achieved, though I was pretty impressed at how fast the scene could be realized through TiltBrush. When in doubt, I threw it over the wall into Photoshop for a paintover, partially inspired by the amazing Swedish sunsets that we have been getting in our rown of Gothenburg. 

TiltBrush export to Sketchfab

Admittedly, I have not used Tilt Brush for my Oculus Touch in months. It's not that I don't enjoy Tilt Brush, I really do, and l also feel that this application over so many others is a great way to showcase the immediacy and immersion of creating content in VR. But the lack of layer 'control' is something that I prefer in Quill over Tiltbrush, and I found the export process to be very challenging, both to other 3d applications and to showcase tools like Sketchfab. So I was really pleasantly surprised to fire up my Oculus Touch with a recent set of updates to see that Sketchfab now has implemented export direct from the interface of Tiltbrush! I will need to experiment more with this for sure. More info on this here: 

https://sketchfab.com/blogs/community/tilt-brush-adds-direct-sketchfab-export-in-v23-update/

Basilisk Hunt by Matt Connors on Sketchfab