3 ms·
I have thought so before, but in my experience, wide field of vision works fine so you can just look at different spots. However, there is no focus/accommodatio
by atemerev 4y ago
I have thought so before, but in my experience, wide field of vision works fine so you can just look at different spots. However, there is no focus/accommodation tracking in VR, which makes your experience hyperreal (everything is always in focus). Incidentally, it is very close to lucid dreaming, where you also see everything at once.
- mlajtos 4y agoI have never realized the similarity between VR and lucid dreams is because of missing depth. Thank you for this. :)