Wouldn’t it be just easier to ask Valve for a Vive lol? Am I missing something?
http://um3d.dc.umich.edu/unreal-engine-in-stereoscopic-virtual-reality/
M.I.D.E.N has been around longer than the Vive and Oculus Rift’s combined existence, apparently since 1997 albeit under a different name. Why would you even question what they are doing? It’s a university, they are conducting research, the results of which have likely paved the way for VR as we know it today.
I know if I had access to such a powerful VR system I would certainly run UE4 powered simulations through it, wouldn’t you?
What he said and Valve doesn’t give out VIVEs to interested developers.
I moved heaven and hell and we didn’t get one for our team.