The social networking platform Facebook on Wednesday, and at the Oculus Connect Developer Conference at the San Jose Convention Center, announced what they called 3D 3D shares that enable users to actually share 3D objects in 2D or 3D.

The new technology allows the user to move in and out of virtual reality smoothly, create interactive 3D 3D scenes within Facebook using new creative tools and share the experience from inside the Facebook Spaces feeder or Oculus and publish it in the Facebook platform feed.

The ad is a new way for users who are tired of being limited to text, images, or videos only when they are published on Facebook. These posts are a new type of feed that allows people to create 3D elements and then publish them directly within Facebook.

All users of the social networking platform can view and interact with those 3D elements without the need for virtual reality glasses, and Facebook has presented several examples of 3D entries at the conference.

Updating allows developers to create 3D objects and objects either in the Oculus or Facebook Spaces environment and then share them in the news feed. For example, a small 3D truck can be deployed so people can rotate their phones in different directions to view them from all angles, Things like the door of the truck to open it.

The new method relies heavily on developers to create things that can be published on Facebook, and can be considered a tedious way of working for one participation on Facebook, but it may end up being an elegant way for Oculus developers to display their things.

This new type of news item also has the potential to increase the VR audience by allowing people to preview some of the latest creations without the need for virtual reality glasses.