Wow, here is only place i've got such harsh comments. Don't even sure is it worth to explaining now) But strictly saying VildNinja is right. Shame on me I don't even know about Unity VR Editor. I'm using UE4 and they did just a tools for vanilla editor to work with assets in HMD, but Unity team tries to simplify GUI. But my goal not an editor at all this is just a way to build VR world. And not a world like SL. (don't know exactly what about SL2 will be, as everyone i guess)

Think about it like this is gonna be 3D OS with all your everydays apps and social but in photorealistic environment. And VR solves last tech problem - fast user presence traveling. Internet through browser only teleports world to you, not you to the world) Smth like that, guys, sorry if all this unclear again)

P.S. Btw highfidelity is pretty solid. 12,5M could be spent sensibly... Is there will be scripts, Virtual Office, unlimited content? At least this is the only metaverse in developing))

Okay, so, you're trying to be an entrepreneur, whether you realize it or not. You're trying to create a new, innovative product which may or may not exist in the market place yet. You're about 2 months in. That's great. I'm doing the same thing, and I'm about 2 years in. I've made mistakes. I've learned from the mistakes of others. I have over a decade of experience as a professional software developer. I have a decent idea on how to successfully deploy and launch applications. What is the difference between an experienced person and an inexperienced person? The number of mistakes and screw ups made by the experienced person. So, when you read my comments and feedback, don't treat it as "harsh criticism", treat is as me sharing my hard earned, valuable knowledge and insight which will help you avoid common pitfalls along your journey. Entrepreneurship is not a straight shot to success. It's a maze. You'll be looking at various pathway choices and deciding to follow one. Almost all of them end up at a dead end, and you'll have to back up and try another route. Other people have gone before you and have put sign posts out there telling which pathways end up in dead ends or pits. When someone tells you, "Don't do this!" or "You should really think about this", they're showing you their signpost in the maze and trying to help you waste time following a pathway to a dead end or pit. If you go down that path anyways, you'll waste time and money only to find out that it was a dead end. I personally would love to be mentored by someone who has gone on the same pathway to success and have them tell me where I'm going wrong and how to do better. God, that would be worth so much... If you only surround yourself with cheerleaders, they'll cheer you on all the way to the dead end and not know any better, and that's not really all that helpful... I would say that the best thing you can do is share your thoughts and ideas as widely and clearly as possible and be humble and listen to what people tell you. Don't worry about people ripping you off -- it's all about execution, and people only rip off stuff that's already successful in the market.

Think about it like this is gonna be 3D OS with all your everydays apps and social but in photorealistic environment. And VR solves last tech problem - fast user presence traveling. Internet through browser only teleports world to you, not you to the world) Smth like that, guys, sorry if all this unclear again)

If it's everyday apps and social (ie I be posting on Twitter), how am I going to see my keyboard to type with a VR HMD on?

I noticed this when I saw the keyboard shortcuts in your screenshot and couldn't see it working for every user.

This type of product makes more sense with the Hololens/Mixed Reality technology and with that, you are completing with Microsoft.