According to a recent entry on the official Oculus blog, the team has plans to allow sculptures from Oculus Medium (2016) to be placed into Home spaces. Customisation is already the central feature of the new Home, which makes up a key component of Rift Core 2.0, the underlying platform for Rift and Touch currently in beta.

“We’ll be adding tons of new content throughout the year, including new items and decorations built by the community,” writes Nate Mitchell, Head of Rift at Oculus. “We’ll also make it easy to bring your own content, like Medium sculptures, into Home in 2018.”

This brief mention of Medium in the first ‘Dev Diary’ for Rift Core 2.0 is about all we have to go on; it’s a logical step to allow user-created content in personal Home spaces. The team will continue to add decorative and interactive objects into the beta, and some games already provide physical trophies for displaying your achievements, in much the same way as SteamVR Home. Bringing Medium support could open the floodgates to much deeper personalisation, particularly if the sculpts can be scaled to any size, but that remains to be seen.

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  • daveinpublic

    This means you could create any space you can think of without even leaving the VR headset.

  • I like this, I could really create my vr dungeon with custom accessories. But home itself needs some more work, features to change the walls/floor layout, maybe like snap map would be welcomed from my viewpoint. Also ways to really lock items down, and other objects should return to their starting position

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  • Thomas Van Iseghem

    Really enjoying oculus home so far, can’t wait untill this is happening

  • Lucidfeuer

    Medium is an okay software like Tilt Brush, but not exactly praticable, it still just an almost useful gadget.