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After Effects Version : CC | Files Included : After Effects Project Files | Resolution : 1920x1080
After Effects CS6+ | 1920x1080 (HD) | No Plug-Ins
VR Logo Reveal is a dark and dynamically animated After Effects template with hundreds of cables that hang down from the ceiling. A couple of them connect to a VR set that powers up as the camera zooms in to reveal your logo. It contains 1 logo placeholder and 1 text placeholder. A wicked introduction to your gaming reviews, highlights, contests and competitions. Impress your audience with this cool looking and creatively animated AE template. No plugins required.
https://motionarray.com/after-effects-templates/vr-logo-730306
Getting throwing mechanics to feel just right in VR can be tricky, especially if you're asking the user to throw far and/or accurately. What feels right to the user is going to depend on tasks you're asking them to perform, the hardware they're physically holding, and their expectation of how thrown objects should behave in your virtual world.
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