Jason Moyer on 29/3/2016 at 00:36
I'd imagine the biggest help would be having the screen pressed right against your eyeballs, since you'd be able to use an accurate FOV without most of the view being cut off.
henke on 29/3/2016 at 05:15
Yeah, I'd say understanding the world(judging upcoming turns, etc.) is slightly easier and more natural in VR, but it's hard to say after my short time with it.
demagogue on 29/3/2016 at 06:22
Quote Posted by Jason Moyer
I'd imagine the biggest help would be having the screen pressed right against your eyeballs, since you'd be able to use an accurate FOV without most of the view being cut off.
The cost of that is you really have to squeeze your eyeball lenses to put light coming from a surface that close into focus, which would wear them out in no time. So I understand that's not in the cards. This is incidentally one of the beauties of the fiber-optic projection approach, since then they could put the projections out of phase with each other as if the light were actually coming from a distance back, and then your lenses could put them into focus without flexing much at all. And it's easier to cover your whole field of vision and get the right FOV.
Renzatic on 29/3/2016 at 06:38
Hey! Want more Dirt Rally screwups? HERE YOU GO!
[video=youtube;WGn8geTgDVc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGn8geTgDVc[/video]
Props to my navigator. Guy never lost his cool once, and still managed to be so matter-of-factly even after going through all that.
demagogue on 29/3/2016 at 08:11
Lol, "left rear feels flat."
That's what you notice?
