https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/895092933/ - Tech Demo https://scratch.mit.edu/users/Loaded_D6/ - Me https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/34336211/ - Studio FOLLOW ME AND MY STUDIO FOR UPDATES Just Full Screen the project to read it there. Here's the full explanation thought, essentially, you'll need an external webcam, a USB extension cable, a Google Cardboard, a Desktop/Laptop, and a Phone that can fit in the Google Cardboard. When you start this project, make a new tab and head to this: https://tab-mirror.web.app It'll allow you to completely mirror the games tab, so it can be put in front of both of the VR lenses. To use the external webcam, you'll need to disable every other webcam, built into your computer and the other external cameras you may have (but leave the one you intend on using enabled), Here's the guide for it https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/938577903/ You'll need to securely tape the webcam to the top or side of the Google Cardboard, pointing the same way you'd be looking. Then you'll need to put the USB extension cable that's connected to your computer through a 1-inch-long cardboard tube that's taped securely to your ceiling (it should be in the center of the space you're going to play in, as you'll be standing below it), then connect the USB extension cable to the external webcam cable that's taped to the Google Cardboard. I'm currently trying "TeamViewer Host" to display the computers screen on mobile, more information on that soon! -Loaded_D6/Devin
