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I also have this issue. What's helped me is a combo of the following: - Start with games or experiences less likely to trigger it. This means ability to run a
by shostack 6y ago
I also have this issue.
What's helped me is a combo of the following:
- Start with games or experiences less likely to trigger it. This means ability to run at high frame rates, 6dof, and ideally optimized for a seated experience in a cockpit. Your body expects the world to move around you when you're in a cockpit or car.
- If doing PCVR make sure your system is beefy enough. Elite: Dangerous is just barely playable on low settings with my potato gtx 970M. And that's with low frame rates that can cause discomfort, and some situations like in stations where I max my card out and it starts doing a seizure inducing level of flickering and jumping of frames.
- Munch on some ginger root or drink ginger tea or chew ginger gum.
- Open a window and have a fan blowing at you.
- End your session the moment you feel nauseous. Do not power through. Over time you'll be able to go longer and longer but training your body is not instantaneous.
- jeffrallen 6y ago> End your session the moment you feel nauseous. Yeah, did that, with prejudice. Tore off the headset and not planning on trying again. I did have a lingering disappointment to not be able to see the museum content that others could see, though. VR is not important to me, not planning on building a tolerance for it.