We’ve released our second tutorial for Turtle VR. In this video, we walk through having the turtle draw a random path using block programming while in VR.
Turtle VR, our block-based program drawing program, is now available on Steam for all SteamVR headsets, and the Oculus Rift.
We’ve released our first tutorial for Turtle VR. In this video, we go over the tablet interface, and build a simple block program.
Turtle VR, our block-based program drawing program, is now available on Steam for all SteamVR headsets, and the Oculus Rift.
Turtle VR, our block-based program drawing program, is now available on Steam for all SteamVR headsets, and the Oculus Rift.
Turtle VR, our block-based program drawing program, is now available on Steam for all SteamVR headsets, and the Oculus Rift.
For the next week, you can get Turtle VR for 10% off the usual price. You may read more about Turtle VR over on its page, or head to Steam.
With the launch of Turtle VR on January 28, here is a preview video showing one of the turtles you may choose: the baby turtle. Use a Google Blockly/MIT Scratch interface to drive this cute guy around using block programming.
Wishlist Turtle VR on Steam, Today!
You can also find out more about Turtle VR over on its page.
Turtle VR, Gnometech’s block-based programmable drawing VR application, is coming to Steam on January 28.
Wishlist Turtle VR on Steam, Today!
You can also find out more about Turtle VR over on its page.
As part of the TorontoVR community group, David Wyand presented Turtle VR to attendees on April 18 at FITC2016. For the entire afternoon, a constant stream of people enjoyed trying the HTC Vive while creating art within Turtle VR.
Showing Turtle VR at FITC 2016
Turtle VR will be available for the HTC Vive on Steam in the Summer of 2016.
Last night, David Wyand gave a talk on Turtle VR and the technology behind it at TorontoVR. He gave a summary of using UE4, Coherent UI, Google Blockly, Oculus DK1, and Razer Hydra in producing the code block programmable drawing application.
Photo by UnrealEngineTO
The event was packed as Oculus came by to demo their consumer Rift and Oculus Touch. It looked like most people played Bullet Train, a demo made by Epic using UE4.
The Vive preview version of Turtle VR was also available for attendees to try out thanks to Globacore.
Turtle VR is coming to the HTC Vive and Steam VR. In fact, it will be expanded beyond what is available for the Oculus DK2 and Razer Hydra, including new environments, new command blocks, and more examples. Below you may see Turtle VR running on the Vive with an updated Grove level, optimized for the higher resolution and 90fps required.
Building a Program using the Vive
About to teleport to the other side using the Vive
Today Turtle VR 1.0 is now available for the public to download and try out. Turtle VR is a virtual reality experience that allows you to use a virtual tablet, Google Blockly, and a programmable turtle to creating drawings in VR in real-time using command blocks. You may download Turtle VR and find out more at the Turtle VR home page.
Building a program block by block
Create fractal patterns in 3D