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Added my Spatial 3D Printing App: - Volumetric and Environmental Lighting - A Laser that draws each print layer using gcode instructions - Special Animations for Printbed Heating/Calibration and filament changing - USDZ, 3MF, and GCODE drag and drop support for Remote Slicing

Brad Lynch

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MOBeastGaming15 days ago

I got Steam frame and the color pass through add-on….now I need a 3D printer

Dee15 days ago

I've been able to get my hands to overlay in front of MR content on my steam frame, but man am I envious of the AVP chipsets. The ability to do whatever I want with the software is so free, but the hardware is so limited by comparison. At least it's comfortable to wear.

Mr. Getting Things Dun15 days ago

The level you are cooking at bro🔥…GEEZ🚀💥

CosmicEgg.Earth14 days ago

You absolutely must start building and possibly selling a spatial OS UI - it is the smoothest integratiom I have ever seen

Lidoor L. Joseph15 days ago

3D printers are amazing, and I once applied to be a product manager at Xbox. I wanted to bring an Xbox back to its original design vibe, but add a bit of modular swagger. For instance, imagine a 3D printer with proprietary 3D printing software built for Xb

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415,302 views • 3 years ago

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