Tilt Brush

DON'T DOWNLOAD THIS The devs dropped this project and made it open source years ago. An improved version has since been made, called Open Brush, which still gets updates from time to time. It's Tilt Brush but with way more tools & features, like layers, exporting, & even has multiplayer Great title, made way better with Open Brush!

This is good but also just use Open Brush. Its Tilt brush when they went open source so its better supported and its also free just like this

Honestly one of the best things you can experience in VR. Simple and fun to be creative even if you have no idea how to draw irl.

Doesn't even work with quest 3, I found they stopped updating this long ago and they simply abondoned it... Search for Open Brush, its working alternative and upgrade of this project.

Tilt Brush is one of those VR experiences that feels more like a creative tool than a normal game, and that is exactly what makes it interesting to me. Instead of painting on a flat screen, I am standing inside a three dimensional space and drawing around myself with the VR controllers. I can create shapes, lines and entire scenes around me, so the canvas is basically the room itself. The idea is simple, but actually being able to walk around something I have just created makes it feel very different from normal drawing software. The brush selection is where a lot of the fun comes from. I can use normal looking strokes, but there are also brushes that create things like stars, light and fire. I like experimenting with these because I do not have to be a particularly talented artist to make something that looks interesting. The fact that I can paint in every direction also changes how I think about making things. I am not just drawing an image from one angle. I am building something that I can walk around and look at from different sides. What I appreciate most is how natural the VR controls feel once I get used to them. I can move around my work, change colours and brush types an…

$250 lenovo p50 and a $125 oculus rift CV1 headset (cheaper than buying vr controllers on their own) runs this very well. this is why VR comes before personal 3D printer but after 3D print pen