@Violet its tiltbrush that psvr is getting iirc?

@Violet never mind no its not, thats coolpaintr

@Violet ok apparently a potential reason for earth vr not being on psvr is because psvr only allows for a small amount of space to be cached (1gb) for apps, and g earth needs way more than that ? or something

here have screenshot

@puppy they can very easily get around that if they stream the data

@Violet probably not the best solution to take

@Violet cos thats A LOT of data to stream in one go and equally it would probably mean awkward load times in between teleports

@puppy Google Earth is also on cardboard/daydream if I recall

@Violet nope. only oculus and vive

@puppy I remember using it with cardboard years ago

@Violet that was a version of street view that was just looking around 360 photos, not flying about a fully rendered 3d environment

@puppy it was Google Earth, it's baked into the cardboard app

@puppy there's a video of some person using it here https://youtu.be/EOwwgR6zQy0

@Violet hmmm. i cant imagine it being very good

@puppy it worked great on my phone, this was my first introduction to VR too

@puppy it most certainly wasn't as laggy as this guy's video of it

@Violet mind u, course i wont think it sounds v good, i didnt like cardboard at all

@Violet cardboard made me violently ill from motion sickness. its not great :x

@puppy what phone did you try it with? My note 4 was a flagship VR device around the time cardboard came out

@Violet cant remember. i think both marks phone and my own.

i dont think the problem was lag though. its just not good vr in general

@puppy it was very good for it's time tbh. The oculus I tried at EGX afterwards made me feel more sick than cardboard

@Violet psvr so far remains as the best vr ive used personally

tracking issues aside its. just better, and has more games that interest me

@puppy well, not necessarily sick, just dizzy