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I'd experiment - set up a cheap camera in a window and then feed it into a small test wall construction made of cardboard or foam board.... From my views in si

I'd experiment - set up a cheap camera in a window and then feed it into a small test wall construction made of cardboard or foam board.... From my views in simulation (using second life) you can get a good effect by putting the display in the back of a shadowbox with the (front) window "frame" being smaller than what is being displayed, so as you walk around you see more of the background revealed from the obscured edges thus making it appear like it's a wide open space, wide angle might also help the effect.

thinkloop 7y ago
> with the (front) window "frame" being smaller than what is being displayed, so as you walk around you see more of the background revealed from the obscured edges thus making it appear like it's a wide open space Yes! That parallax type effect when you move around a window is very important for realism - I wonder what's the optimal extra size to have hidden?