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Hi @SyberSerpent, you're not alone in asking that question... and the Rift has been demo'd to people who are blind in one eye with the result that they report as much enjoyment from VR as anyone else. It's also been noted that the perception of 3D is also possible for people with single-eye vision because of the ability to move the head from side to side to build that information.
I guess it may be something that's done without thinking but because the Rift tracks head movement, the perception of depth should be as good for you in VR as it is in real life.
I made the comment in another thread on the subject that it would be great for you if the rendering of one of the Rift images could be disabled, thereby decreasing the load on the PC... increasing the frame rate, it would be an interesting project for someone at Oculus to add that option.
05-08-2016 01:28 PM
DaftnDirect said:
I made the comment in another thread on the subject that it would be great for you if the rendering of one of the Rift images could be disabled, thereby decreasing the load on the PC... increasing the frame rate, it would be an interesting project for someone at Oculus to add that option.
05-08-2016 01:41 PM