[QUOTE="bobtheduck, post: 6506309]If it's that one of your eyes doesn't work right, then you're fine. Just like you can get perspective in real life through movement, you can do the same in VR.It's not just 3d that makes VR work, and the 3d is just a complement to the real thing that makes VR work, which is the changing perspective. Allow me to repeat:
It's not just 3d that makes VR work, and the 3d is just a complement to the real thing that makes VR work, which is the changing perspective.
That can't be overstated.[/QUOTE]
I know. I cant see 3D in the real world either. Poruing a cup of coffee I have to either move my viewpoint (head) from top down angle to a more side on angle just so I know how full the cup is and I don't overfill or under fill it.
It's not just 3d that makes VR work, and the 3d is just a complement to the real thing that makes VR work, which is the changing perspective.
That can't be overstated.[/QUOTE]
I know. I cant see 3D in the real world either. Poruing a cup of coffee I have to either move my viewpoint (head) from top down angle to a more side on angle just so I know how full the cup is and I don't overfill or under fill it.
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