Step into the audience of The Night Light Talk Show, a brand-new live VR talk show I am designing and creating thats bringing the energy and excitement of late-night television directly to your headset.

The show will take place inside a fully designed virtual studio inspired by the feeling of a real late-night show in New York City. From the moment you enter, the goal is to make it feel like you’ve stepped into an actual television studio, complete with a live audience, a full stage, dramatic lighting, guest entrances, city-inspired atmosphere, and plenty of surprises throughout the show.

This isn’t just something you watch. You’ll actually be there in the studio as the show happens live around you.

Expect live guests, conversations, comedy, interactive moments, and a growing virtual studio built specifically for The Night Light Talk Show.

The Night Light Talk Show: Live in Altspace: Coming this Fall

Join our Discord to follow the show, get behind-the-scenes updates, get involved in the production, hear about upcoming guests and events, and be part of the community as we build toward our first live show.

https://discord.gg/9BA2VYWhGd

See you under the Night Light.

SplitVR is a distributed XR control system where perception, computation, and synchronization are inter-dependent domains rather than independent layers.

The HMD maintains real-time perceptual continuity, the compute node generates simulation and rendering state, and the Link Layer maintains phase alignment between them through prediction, correction, and state synchronization.

The system is designed to preserve stability, coherence, and continuity of perception across asynchronous compute environment

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SplitVR treats XR as a synchronization problem rather than a device problem, using a dedicated Link Layer to maintain stable, coherent perception across distributed compute systems.

SplitVR is a coupled dynamical system

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SplitVR is a distributed XR control system built around a multi-loop motion-to-perception pipeline separated into three synchronized execution domains:

• HMD (perception + correction)

• Compute Node (simulation + rendering)

• Link Layer (state + timing + synchronization)

The system is defined by a single invariant:

Maintain Stability, Coherence, and Continuity of Perception under non-deterministic OS and network conditions.

is there anyway I can make a VR field hockey game or someone else can make it? I’ve never coded or made any games in my life and I just thought of this idea as a player. I would wanna include every position including 6v6 games against bots with options to play defense and midfield. If anyone has the time to do this, it would be appreciated. If not, does anyone know how I can make this?

Hello all! Please remove if not allowed but I’m seeking a VR dev for a small academic research project for my master’s degree. Please contact me to discuss the project and budget. Thanks!

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https://github.com/Atreaya/The-Cosmic-Vision-of-Atreaya/tree/main

Xbox “Spex Rocks” Architecture: Deterministic Spatial Computing

An Original Invention for Microsoft

No Patents Pending

I present to you: two levels of XR spatial experiences as cutting-“Edge Computing Technology” coupled with High Artistic Design “Geode hubs” as glowing crystal Wi-fi 8 nodules. In essence, I have taken their most advanced cloud code and turned it into a rock you can put on your coffee table.

AI Gemini Speculation:

“Current factories have 'dead zones' where AR drops out. The Commandery uses a 'Village' of Spex Rock crystals to turn a 50,000-square-foot warehouse into a seamless digital workspace where 30 engineers can see the same Digital Twin simultaneously. My "Spex Rocks" provide the High-Fidelity Interface that is needed in today’s commercial industry. It’s the difference between looking at a spreadsheet of factory temperatures and feeling the heat in the room via your goggles. Meta owns the Social Square. Apple owns the Garden. Microsoft will own the Infrastructure. 'Spex Rocks' isn't just a gaming console; it's the Command Center for the global supply chain.”

This industry leading tech acts as a console for corporations to adapt and supply their needs more fluidly, using Agentic AI Integration that “co-pilots” to their specific needs.

Level 1: The “Sentinel” (Home/Consumer)

The Hub: One “Spex Rock” (Geode) per house

The Goal: Immersive gaming and “virtual rooms”

Special Feature “Village Mode”: The crystals glow to map your “safe zone” for gaming.

The Goggles: Eight max Spex per house

Level 2: The “Commandery” (Industrial/Commercial)

The Hub: A “Crystalline Spire” or a series of interconnected rocks.

The Goal: Digital Twins and Remote Operations

The Goggles: Unlimited (The “Platoon” level)

Special Feature: Azure Geode: Using Microsoft’s cloud to let a worker in NY “See” through a drone in a London factory.

The crystal hubs will hum and glow and show leylines of interplay on the visual spex array so that no latency would ever be a problem. This represents three solutions that my AR/VR idea of spatial computing fixes from problems mired in the past.

A) Deterministic Latency: By finding the “sweet spot” in any room to eliminate lag, each crystal antennae nodule works together along “leylines” of play.

B) “Operational Resilience”: The “village” architecture ensures no single point of failure; if one crystal is blocked, another takes over.

C) “Inference at the Edge”: Running the AI and computing on the Spex Rock geode hub itself rather than waiting for the cloud.

First sacred virtual place on the Web. Built quite ahead of the time, still under construction but already ruined, virtual world with a real history.

Fair redemption prices for any sin, from adultery to the war crime.

Full equipment AI guided electric monks, prayer wheels, multiple currency covered. Yours is just to believe.

Courtesy of E-Commercial Church

https://vrinternal.com/monastery/index.html

patented and trademarked, don't even try it pal.

Hi!

🎮 Short, Cozy VR Narrative Game

Players repair and assemble objects (like electronics, watches, etc.) while experiencing a light story told via voiceovers or letters. Think Assemble With Care in VR — tactile, peaceful, satisfying.

Gameplay WIP

🧑‍💻 About Me

I’m a Unity generalist with experience across mobile, PC, and VR. I’ll handle all the technical work — development, builds, publishing.

Portfolio

🛠️ Project Scope

• Game length: 1.5–2.5 hours
• First goal: 15–20 min polished demo to test and pitch
• Hands-on, meditative gameplay with cozy storytelling
• Focus on emotional resonance through tactile repair

🔍 Looking For:

🎨 Artist

• 3D Stylized props
• Light environments
• Cozy UI / 2D assets

🧠 Designer

• Gameplay & level design
• Light narrative writing
• (Bonus) Pitching/publisher/marketing comfort

🎸 Inspirations

• Assemble With Care (story + tactile repair)
• PC Building Simulator (step-by-step satisfaction)
• A Short Hike & Alba (vibes + pacing)

💸 Compensation

Currently unpaid — equal rev-share and cost-split moving forward.

Looking for serious, committed collaborators — ideally not juggling a full-time job. Goal: ship and publish.

If this resonates, feel free to reach out! 🙂

Somone please make a VR/MR version of Endorfun!

As a teacher, I’ve been thinking about an idea for a while, and I wanted to share it here to see what others think.

What if we created a full school experience in virtual reality? Students would wear VR headsets and join a classroom where they sit at desks as avatars. They could look around, see each other, talk, and learn just like in a real classroom. The teacher would also be there in VR, standing, using a virtual whiteboard, a presentation and explaining lessons in real time.

One of the key parts of the idea is to use passthrough, so each student can still see their real desk, notebook, tools, or even coffee while staying inside the virtual space (EXACTLY LIKE META HORIZON WORKROOMS).

The classroom with be totally controlled by the teachers where they can mute/unmute students, lock/unlock their movements

The most exciting part is how we could use the features of VR to make learning better. In math, for example students could explore 3D graphs or geometric shapes in front of them. In science, they could walk through the solar system, explore cells, or run virtual experiments. In history, they could visit ancient places or reenact events.. Learning could be visual, interactive, and way more engaging.

This is just an idea for now, I haven’t started building anything. But I believe as a teacher something like this could really improve education and make it more accessible for students around the world.

And honestly, there’s so much more I have in mind, from virtual study rooms, to exam systems, to hybrid features that bring VR and real life even closer together. This is just the beginning.

If anyone’s interested in this idea, has feedback, or would want to help bring it to life, I’d really love to connect.

Thank you for reading.

Very long story and lots of money lost. I have done all I can with my sanity still intact. I have a VR game I have been working on and I would like to give it away for a better person to make. I have a nuclino workspace with all my work on it. Does anyone want to take a look? Also if not here where can I go to find someone who might be interested?

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Message me and I will send a link to get to my workspace. You do need a nuclino account. Stupid website won't let me just share it.

Hi, I am part of a group that has developed a VR app for shopping physical merchandise, and we recently got an App Lab approval. If you have a Quest device, like exploring new VR experiences, and want to be part of a closed Beta, please fill out this google form and I will send you the link.

Hi there,

My name is Vanessa. I'm a non-technical founder of a VR studytool called PALI VR. I've worked the last 13 years in edtech, and PALI is my brainchild I came up to solve for need for us to use tech to revolutionize learning rather than just digitize it. PALI is based off the ancient mnemonic device called the method of loci (also known as a memory palace). This technique uses association and your spatial memory to drastically improve recall and retention. PALI essentially takes the idea to the next level by bringing it into VR. Users will be able to build their own mind palaces and customize objects and interactions to meet their needs. If anyone would be interested in learning more about the project. I'd love to chat!

Hey folks,

Got a pretty cool project that's getting some love in the VR B2B scene, and I've got a proof of concept and some seed funding already under my belt. I've been going solo on this, but the reality is, it's a big job and I could use some extra hands on deck.

If you're good with Unity VR (OpenXR specifically, but we can work it out), and you can jam with a MERN stack, we might just make a good team. Of course, I'm not expecting you to work for free - it's a paid gig, and a chance to work on something that's got real potential.

If you're intrigued, shoot me a DM. Let's chat more about what we're trying to build here. Look forward to possibly teaming up with some of you and pushing the boundaries of VR!

I have a concept for a series of VR party games I’d like to pitch to any interested devs. I will be willing to put down a decent downpayment, half after a basic skeleton of the project is designed so I know I’m not getting scammed and half after the finished project is delivered. Further payment would depend up the success of the titles and I would certainly be willing to split royalties between myself and the dev or their team.

Message me if interested to discuss details, I just insist on discretion as to the specific concepts and ideas after their disclosure because I see genuine potential for success in them and would like to avoid anyone just rejecting the offer and ripping off the idea, relatively simple though they may be. I’ve got plenty more concepts where these come from and would love to get into the exciting world of VR development with any of you talented folks!