Hey James, its me. Looks great in game, have you added blockers? I got a glimpse of the door textured plane, as we discussed yesterday 👍. Looks good and adds a lot of intimacy to the room, hence immersion. I'd recommend turning off the arcade ambience noises while using this btw. Funny thing, the video reminded me i need to finish my Omega Boost cab whenever im not drowning in work so that's a bonus, thank you for the accidental heads-up. High five and see you at the Discord.
Are you one of James' friends to whom he mentioned showing this to? If you tried this in real hardware, it takes a while to get used for everybody. Word of advice, if there's a next time don't use the sticks to turn around in the virtual space, use your actual physical body. That factor is 80-85% responsible for the vestibular dissonance.
Yep 100% agree, this is the way to stop nausea, use your real body to turn around and only use the left analog stick to move forward(only forward), whilst holding the analog stick forward turn your real body to move around. But yeah watching videos of someone in VR is always shakey :(
Hey James, its me. Looks great in game, have you added blockers? I got a glimpse of the door textured plane, as we discussed yesterday 👍. Looks good and adds a lot of intimacy to the room, hence immersion. I'd recommend turning off the arcade ambience noises while using this btw. Funny thing, the video reminded me i need to finish my Omega Boost cab whenever im not drowning in work so that's a bonus, thank you for the accidental heads-up. High five and see you at the Discord.
Silly me and my small phone screen, it's not the door plane but the actual object. Sorry. I hope you add that up, it helps with immersion.
It is probably just me but I felt nautious within 1 minute. Guess VR is not for me sadly.
Are you one of James' friends to whom he mentioned showing this to? If you tried this in real hardware, it takes a while to get used for everybody. Word of advice, if there's a next time don't use the sticks to turn around in the virtual space, use your actual physical body. That factor is 80-85% responsible for the vestibular dissonance.
@@oscarjimenezgarrido7591 no sorry, I should be clearer. Just watching the video made me feel off. Sad because VR is the future. Oh well..
Yep 100% agree, this is the way to stop nausea, use your real body to turn around and only use the left analog stick to move forward(only forward), whilst holding the analog stick forward turn your real body to move around. But yeah watching videos of someone in VR is always shakey :(