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In a regular Quest 2 (not the pro as discussed here) you can use pass-through and actually reach out and grab a glass of water and drink it. It's super impress
by wvenable 4y ago
In a regular Quest 2 (not the pro as discussed here) you can use pass-through and actually reach out and grab a glass of water and drink it. It's super impressive and actually makes the pass-through useful for the things that you use pass-through for.
Would it be nice to be able to actually read text and not have distortion when objects get too close? Yes, of course. But it's not necessary.
- Zee2 4y agoExactly. Reading text or having 20/20 vision is so, so, so not the most important part of passthrough! Comfort, accuracy when reaching out and grabbing things, walking/running, avoiding obstacles on the ground, pets/humans, etc. Non-depth-correct passthrough risks all of these things.
- blensor 4y agoWe are actively using passthrough in VRWorkout (to be aware of your surroundings while jumping and knee high running) and I have to say that even the low quality Quest 2 passthrough feels magical for that [1]. If you do look at 0:20 you can see that it really shines when the virtual hands interact with real objects [1] https://youtu.be/DDwmXsvD-NI https://youtu.be/DDwmXsvD-NI
- cokeandpepsi 4y agoYeah I've been really enjoying the passthough as the homescreen background feature they added, it also works on WebXR pages too now which has been fun for the small experiments/toys I like to make on my downtime