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Separating things with a blank screen isn't representative of a visual element suddenly appearing/dissapearing though. If they have to resort to that to confuse

by flukus 8y ago

Separating things with a blank screen isn't representative of a visual element suddenly appearing/dissapearing though. If they have to resort to that to confuse you then it shows that the brain is good at spotting the difference, it's almost like adding an animation if anything, a fade out and back in. This is also with a far more complex scene than most programs, so again not representative. Get rid of the blank screen in-between and tell me people have trouble spotting the difference.

phailhaus 8y ago
> Get rid of the blank screen in-between and tell me people have trouble spotting the difference. If you blink, you'll miss it. That's the problem: if you're not directly looking at the part that's changing (or near it), you'll miss it. Either way, our brains are not wired up to expect objects to suddenly blink into existence.