Update Note: Yes you can change the path for Lumberyard. Unlike other Windows installs you are not given a prompt, but there is an 'Options' button that allows you to change the path. Next week I will talk more about Lumberjack, a few new books on VR and Blueprints (visual scripting) for Unreal next week. Opening Video: RoboRecall - https://www.epicgames.com/roborecall/en-US/home Opening Theme: GDC 3D Updates from the past: Mike - Oculus Rift with controllers is now just $598????? - https://www.oculus.com/ 3D Technology: Mike - Ultimaker patenting? - http://www.3ders.org/articles/20170302-ultimaker-files-first-patents-remains-committed-to-open-source-3d-printer-development.html 3D in Design, Architecture & Engineering: Mike - VR for Builders and Architects - http://www.builderonline.com/design/three-vr-programs-for-builders-and-architects_o?o=2 3D Scanner Darkly (3D scanning news): Mike - Occipital Canvas - https://canvas.io/ VR Corner, in a Round Room (Interactive 3D): Mike - Realtime Visualization Engines Updates Galore from Unreal, Unity and Amazon Lumberyard Spelunking in the Tech Cave Closet with Mike: RoboRecall - Is this the 21st Century version of “Space Invaders?” https://uploadvr.com/robo-recall-review/ https://uploadvr.com/modders-already-changed-robo-recall-fit-360-gameplay/ Using the Occipital Structure sensor for architectural and interior design. Here’s how to do it. Canvas - https://canvas.io/ SketchUp - https://www.sketchup.com/ Blender - https://www.blender.org/ Unreal - https://www.unrealengine.com/what-is-unreal-engine-4 Unity - https://unity3d.com/ Lumberyard - Cryengine - https://www.cryengine.com/ Kubity - https://www.kubity.com/ IrisVR - https://www.irisvr.com/ Updates & Upcoming Shows & Events: 3/13/2017 Portland VR Meetup - https://impactflow.com/event/march-vr-meetup-with-keynote-from-paul-reynolds-1745 Credits: All Things 3D, 3D in Review, Oculus, Epic, Unreal, RoboRecall, Unity, Amazon, Lumberyard, Cryengine, Kubity, IrisVR, SketchUp, SketchFab, UpLoadVR, 3Ders.org,

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1. Hey Mike, have you ever tried using the occiptal sensor outdoors? It would be interesting to see if that same clean up service could do the exterior of your home too.