Neth Paster

I personally am not a developer but bought the Rift sdk so I could enjoy the imursive technology. $300 buck was not bad for the joy of having something until the commercial version comes out. I am currently learning Unity 3D so I can import architectural model viha fbx from Autodesk Revit. But there is a lot to say for having environments inworld that may can interactive with concurrently verses building a "game" in an engine. Bigger than the Oculus Rift will be the met averse that draws people of like technologies together. If SL becomes the platform for sharing design the everyone will flock to it. I am looking forward to the day when a met averse platform is compatible with any modeling program. I truly think Autodesk the makers of AutoCAD and 3ds Max have so missed the boat on not creating a server based metaverse that owners of there design suits can post an collaborate design. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure that out.

@cracker I would encourage you to start the Kickstarter going. I would invest in getting the code to use on my awaiting sdk.