I have been searching for a current list or ranking of the most accurate VR scripts, but I have not been able to find one.
Does a community-maintained list already exist, such as a compiled list or graded top list? I am interested in scripting accuracy rather than popularity, number of downloads, or who created it.
If no such list exists, would the community be interested in creating one using a transparent and repeatable method rather than relying entirely on votes or reputation?
I would be interested in hearing whether something like this already exists and whether any experienced scripters or reviewers would want to help create it.
I understand that some aspects can be subjective, but the evaluation should be as objective and measurable as possible. Subjective preferences could be scored separately from technical accuracy. Thanks!
How do you propose to gather objective, repeatable, and measurable data as opposed to a subjective feeling? How do you measure the accuracy of a script with a 3D helmet where all you can see is the scene, and things are changing fast? I can’t think of a method that would give repeatable results.
And why do you want this? If a script is enjoyable then isn’t that enough?
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You are better off just using virtamate it will be 1 to 1
True, it is enough. That’s fair. For me, I’ve found more accurate scripts to be more enjoyable and engaging than others. Having a list of those to try out I thought would be easier than trial and error.
I guess rating them would be more subjective then unless experienced scripters would manually review and grade the script against the video, against agreed on standards, but that would take time. I was thinking from a developer pov that maybe you could use test scripts like python uses pytest and a computer vision model as an experiment.