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Erasme
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Counter Strike in vr | ||
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virpi
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As I'm partially blind I was sceptical on how well it would work, so I tested a VR device first before ordering one. I can't see "3D" like most people, but VR works very well. Basically, I experience VR like I'm experiencing real life - with one major difference: In real life I'm very sensitive to light, which isn't that big of a deal in VR, because the screens aren't too bright. So I can see "more" than I'm used to. Funnily, I don't get motion sick at all due to my special condition. It's simply amazing to witness such a technological breakthrough. There's plenty of room for improvement, but that will happen over time. | ||
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Erasme
Bahamas15899 Posts
its a workstation in vr that allows you to see proteins in 3d Theres a free version disponible on the oculus store + Show Spoiler + This is what it looked like a year ago | ||
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Nouar
France3270 Posts
On October 20 2019 23:08 virpi wrote: Bump, because I feel an urge to share my experiences with the Rift S. Got one yesterday and I don't regret a single €. I love sim racing, with VR it's just... mind bending. I smashed my old Spa lap record in Assetto Corsa yesterday, because judging distances becomes much easier in VR. As I'm partially blind I was sceptical on how well it would work, so I tested a VR device first before ordering one. I can't see "3D" like most people, but VR works very well. Basically, I experience VR like I'm experiencing real life - with one major difference: In real life I'm very sensitive to light, which isn't that big of a deal in VR, because the screens aren't too bright. So I can see "more" than I'm used to. Funnily, I don't get motion sick at all due to my special condition. It's simply amazing to witness such a technological breakthrough. There's plenty of room for improvement, but that will happen over time. Surprisingly, I have heard of several people not "seeing" 3D, that got a breakthrough in VR, suddenly their brain started to compute due to the different kind of stimulus, and they perceived 3D in real life as well afterwards. I am guessing it didn't work on you, or you would have mentioned it :-( On my part, I have barely touched my rift in the last year, apart from demos to other people and playing a little Beat Saber. Fuel is giving me a run for my non-money, especially at coordinating between both arms. And Through the Fire and Flames when I want to make my mind melt. Of course I've never finished it properly... Still waiting for Lone Echo 2 or other similar games where moving is well made... | ||
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virpi
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Jetaap
France4814 Posts
On October 23 2019 00:54 virpi wrote: On the 3D thing: I can judge distances pretty well, because I've always only had one good eye. Stereoscopic vision is impossible, but I'm totally able to perceive depth. I'm pretty sure it's working differently for me than it is for people with two eyes. The 3D in VR definitely feels "real" for me, it's just like in real life, but it stays the one-eyed version, naturally. Depth perception uses more than stereoscopy, one big aspect is also paralax related to head movement, you're probably depending more on this for 3D perception. | ||
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