The free SimLab VR Viewer is the best tool to view and share your VR experiences, 3D models, multiple 360 images, and VR collaboration sessions. VR experiences can be created using the free SimLab VR Studio to enable architectural tours, mechanical training, preview sales options, and many other purposes. SimLab VR Studio supports creating VR experiences from a wide range of 3D formats and applications including (SketchUp, Revit, Rhino, SolidWorks, Inventor, AutoCAD, and more). Moreover, you can invite clients, colleagues, and other users into your VR experience to view and interact with the scene together using SimLab VR Collaboration.
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very cool app but not what it should be. from the viewer you could create a virtual environment, a room, a house, an outdoor place with trees and rocks. ability to build something with blocks that you can enlarge and change shape. a bit like the room demo, you have to be able to add objects as you like and then save the project and see it later, walking through it, and you should also be able to grab objects. and instead you have to do it from a computer and it's all very cumbersome and complex. instead from the viewer you can do it
Great customer support. I would be happy to help you write a customer support review for SimLab Soft VR!
SimLab Soft VR is a fantastic software company that provides top-notch customer support. I recently had the pleasure of working with their customer support team, and I can confidently say that they exceeded my expectations.
Firstly, the response time was incredibly fast. I reached out to their support team with a question, and I received a response within hours. The team was very friendly and professional, and they went above and beyond to ensure that my issue was resolved quickly and efficiently.
Secondly, the team was extremely knowledgeable about the software. They were able to answer all of my questions and provide me with helpful resources to guide me through the process. Their expertise was evident in their clear and concise explanations, which made it easy for me to understand and implement their recommendations.
Overall, I highly recommend SimLab Soft VR to anyone in need of reliable customer support. Their team is dedicated, knowledgeable, and always willing to go the extra mile to help their customers. Thank you, SimLab Soft VR, for providing such excellent service!
Awesome. This app is easy to use and integrates well with SketchUp. I am currently in the process of designing a new home. I have used SketchUP and this app to preview my design before ever hammering a nail. SketchUp colors are a little off, you need to play with the materials in the VR SimLab app to get them right. Overall, fantastic app. Really enjoying it.
Closer to perfection. Very cool app! Thank you so much devs for keeping this free of charge for hobbyists. After trying both SimLabVR and SentioVR I can honestly say SimLabVR has more than an edge and is closer to perfection. In the quick list below I’ll try to summarize in the “pros” things that SimLabVR does better (or exclusively) than SentioVR and in the list of “cons” things that SentioVR does better for now.
Pros: Free “forever”. No trial version limit. Everything works as in the paid version, provided the user keep it for personal/leisure use only. Upload up to 10 projects to the free account. Simple to use and effective material selection, which makes a huge difference in the final looks of the rendering. Render looks even better in PC VR mode. Sun, sky, and environment settings. Grab and move objects around! This one is awesome! Personalize the user’s virtual hands to any 3D model of your choice Download and test objects like furniture and trees directly into the VR scene. X-ray view teleportation mode looks cool.
Cons: Texture render is sometimes buggy, with several inverted faces and missing textures (as compared to what you see in SketchUp). This is probably the biggest flaw of this app right now. Mis-inverted faces can cause “false floors”, where the user falls into infinity. Very uncomfortable and usually requires restarting the app. Free flight mode can`t go thru walls and floors and other objects. Clicking a button mid flight causes you to fall. You should hang mid air until you click to teleport to some surface. Right hand teleport range is too short. It should be possible to jump to distant objects in the VR scene. It should automatically convert the SketchUp Scenes into VR Cameras, instead of requiring the user to create new ones in SimLabVR Studio. No easy way of change the user’s height while in VR.
I really hope the devs address the cons at some point in order to make SimLabVR the ultimate go to app for quick SketchUp to VR experiences!
Pretty darn good. Early days playing with this but works pretty well on the whole. Yes, of course it is a viewer for content created in the Simlab Composer software. It doesnt really do anything else unless you want to just explore the sample files included. Simlab software has to be the easiest way to get 3D environments onto the Oculus Quest. Unless you want to dive into the super complex Unit/unreal game engines.
I use it for taking my cad models from solidworks and getting them onto the Quset to share with my clients. With the use of Visualize you can get animations on here too. The Training builder allows multiple interactions.
If this is your thing check out the software on their website. Very reasonably priced and lots of great training videos.
I am a long time user but not linked to the company in any way.
Some work to do. Having it run completely on Quest 2 is a really nice idea. But It will need some work...
Some things that need to be fixed.
Teleport moving is impossible after one teleport move you keep on falling. The app completely crashes the Oculus and requires a forced shutdown after a small minute. The account login is continuously forgetting that you are logged in. The keyboard looks out of focus since the resolution is terrible. In the loading screen there seems to be a black Quest controller on the ground.