NeosVR, an impressive indie social VR metaverse project backed by Patreon funders (featured previously here) continues to impress. In the latest update, lead developer Frooxius shows off its latest feature: the ability to import files and share them with other users. And rather than accomplish this with a 2D pop-up menu (the obvious solution), Frooxius makes it truly immersive: The files are 3D objects that can be manipulated, moved around, and given to other users in VR. You know, the same way file sharing has been depicted in fiction about the metaverse forever.
I have to think this would quickly get tedious on a repeated basis. But then again, if you're in a full VR rig in a full furry avatar, I feel like avoiding tediousness is not exactly the point.
Also, between Frooxius and friends in NeosVR and CooperTom and his equally inventive pals in VRChat, is metaverse development being rapidly taken over by furries?
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