Yo /vir/Any thoughts on how to mitigate proprioceptive negative feedback?You know, the thing that basically gives you car sickness while in VR despite sitting still? Because part of your mind ends up thinking you're moving, and so tells you stomach

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Anonymous 12/29/14 (Mon) 22:55:17 No.107

Yo /vir/

Any thoughts on how to mitigate proprioceptive negative feedback?

You know, the thing that basically gives you car sickness while in VR despite sitting still? Because part of your mind ends up thinking you're moving, and so tells you stomach to compensate for that motion - which ends up making you nauseous…

How do you think this can be avoided? Because this has to be fixed for VR to become more mainstream.

Anonymous 12/29/14 (Mon) 23:37:40 No.108

>>107
I think this can fix itself over time by using the rift until you get used to it, for now anyway while we still have to use DK2. Oculus is polishing the rift and adding stuff to mitigate this, the better it fools your brain the less this becomes an issue.

Though I think there is a limit since we can't cheaply simulate full-body feedback yet, but for now Oculus will have to make due with just the headset.

Anonymous 01/01/15 (Thu) 02:14:03 No.126

I remember when I was ten and I was playing command and conquer it made me very sick, but even though the games made me nauseous I kept playing them abs eventually I got used to it and they never made me sick again.

I hope they have the VR at a high refresh rate that way it will be less eye strain for the user. They should let it display 120hz and a 120 fps.

Anonymous 01/03/15 (Sat) 16:24:39 No.145

>>107
You just need to practice a bit if this bothers you. Your brain gets used to it.