I have the Meta Quest Pro and I am trying to figure out if I should use immersed V spatial or work rooms I want to use the best one for my students so that they have the best experience in the most fun while learning also I need software that won’t be laggy and glitch due to the high cpu and ram that is used for day trading

quest 2 and immersed, just started yesterday and it's amazing.

I'm literally watching this in Immersed haha. Quest 3, gonna watch the video now! :)

Discovered Immersed and Meta Quest 3 combo two weeks ago for writing. Loving the productivity, averaging 3.5 hrs / day and getting the equivalent of 5 hrs / day work done. But at the cost of some eye- and headache. The productivity gains overweigh the tradeoffs. It's also likely in the coming weeks will get used to wearing headset. For writing using three virtual screens, two huge vertical screens (center and right) that display up to two pages of Word documents I'm working on and a horizonatal screen on the left (where I have Safari, Mail, Spotify, dictionary apps, etc.,). The 360 photo immersive environments work well, less problems with latency, and can position screens without having them getting covered by virtual furniture (this happens in some of their "rooms" e.g. Lakeview Lodge).

oh, subscription..

For sure, isn't it amazing how productive it is working in there?

I didn’t think that people were doing this, actually working full time in VR?! Are you guys really doing so? Isn’t it kinda pointless, compared to just using a computer like normal?

​@@JamesChessman Because they're not ... and if they are, it's probably because they're part of Meta's astroturf team.

@@orangejjay it does look like that, people are trying to force a trend to happen. And it’s so unbelievable that people are living/working in VR, for no particular reason, while it’s said to be disorienting, with motion sickness, etc. It’s also absurd to be in VR and basically just using a VR version of a normal computer set-up, lol.

@@orangejjay I am, I have my work laptop connected and work full time while being in VR, even though I can just use my work laptop without being in VR

You're welcome, thanks for watching and commenting. It is very cool that there is so much flexibility with this setup... it's such a good experience!

Isn't it amazing how much this can increase your workflow?

@@eevnosvr it is! is your Immersed username keepingitreal or something like that by any chance?

Excellent! Let me know how you like it after you try it out!

Sure, I can look at putting something like that together. If you have a Meta headset then the next video in this series, coming out tomorrow morning, may be better suited for that use. It's on Meta Horizons Workrooms and that may be exactly what you're looking for.

You definitely man!

Thanks! I really think this is a fantastic option for something like a startup or people collaborating on projects. Really gives the sense of presence.

you can set the screens to be curved or arc around but remain flat - you click the button that allows you to adjust and it toggles the behaviour between it.

Great minds think alike! 😂

you ever get double typing issue with it?``

Needs to be Connected to the pc

@@Wolf0103 is ther anyway to forward the input from quest 2 to pc if i want to connect the keyboard to my quest 2? Im asking this because i want to work on my pc far away from it so the keyboard cant be connected to my pc and only the quest 2

@@POKLESS actually just saw a video on immersed and they use a connected keyboard with the headset. So will try this myself tomorrow.

@@Wolf0103 okayy and if you can update me that would be great

@@POKLESS so tried this out now : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ptiah6ZhqrLDcZs.html. The tracked keyboard I got to work but it does not pass any input through to the pc. So I can see a tracked virtual keyboard that has no function in immersed. Not sure what the point here is. Maybe I have no idea what I am doing. :D I am sure though that you can extend your bluetooth signal somehow. Like with an extra dongle.

you have private rooms and public ones :D you can pick it from the menu.

Depends - the physical monitors you have will reflect what you are doing in vr.

If you're working on a virtual screen that's true but, unless you're working on a headless system, if you want to show something to someone you just need to move it to the physical display.

Just move what you want to show them to physical display. Easy

Because you can have a portable 5 monitor setup while only taking up the physical space of a laptop. Various other reasons too