Hello 
I have a few newbee questions.
Since a few years i want to create a short world war 2 movie for the Oculus Rift (+/- 5 minutes)
Very short description of my plan (it’s worked out further):
**Operation Market Garden - Day 1 (17 september 1944) **
You will watch from the perspective of a passenger of an Airspeed Horsa Invasion Glider on it’s way to Landingszone ,Z" about 8 miles from Arnhem in The Netherlands.
You are able to watch 360 deg. around in the cargo/passenger area with the camera controlled by the Oculus Rift head movements (360 deg. view is the only interactive part).
There is an airborne jeep loaded in the cargo bay and there are other passengers on the bench next to you and on the opposite of you.
You are able to watch through the window behind you so you can see the huge air armada.
After a few minutes the camera switches to the perspective of the glider pilots. You can clearly see the landscape beneath, the towing plane, and the air armada through the cockpit windows. The glider pilots are starting a conversation with the pilots of the tow plane.
They are releasing the glider and start gliding towards the landingszone. You see the landingszone approach and the glider lands. The scene stops after the landing.
Questions
Is it wise to use the UE 4 engine for this ?
I want to use game optimized models with a little bit more detail because i think it will never run otherwise. Is that correct ?
There are 8 passengers in the Horsa. Their heads will be sculpted and they need detail as high as possible. I readed 30.00 poly’s is acceptable for a game character in UE4.
How many would that be that approximately be for 8 characters in a flying (animated) aircraft in a VR movie ?
Thanks in advance !