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Not sure about mouse operation, but the touch typing is mentioned in two separate sections: 1. Yes, you have no vision of the keyboard, so learning to touch ty
by BLKNSLVR 5y ago
Not sure about mouse operation, but the touch typing is mentioned in two separate sections:
1. Yes, you have no vision of the keyboard, so learning to touch type is essential
2. Lying down position, right hand on laptop keyboard, left hand on external USB keyboard (two-handed touch typing).
They've committed wholly and solely to pursuing this solution.
- shafyy 5y agoHorizon Workrooms offers keyboard passthrough, which works amazingly well. You just see your keyboard in VR along with your real hands, when you look down. No more touch typing!
- anonymousDan 5y agoIs this basically AR then? Or do they create a virtual representation of your hands/keyboard?
- shafyy 5y agoExactly. It's AR. It basically overlays the video at exactly that part in VR. This is the "reverse" approach to AR. With Hololens etc. you see the real world and they overlay the screen over your real world. With the Quest, it's called passthrough, and you see everything on screens but real-time video from the real world is mixed in.
- asdfsd234234444 5y agoYes. VR passthrough mode basically trumps AR (in my opinion).