12-14-2016 09:35 PM
12-14-2016 09:44 PM
irocziv said:
The menus on the controllers seem much blurrier than they ought to be.
I do notice that if I close one eye it seems to help a bit.
Also not sure if it matters but I am a little bit farsighted (I don't seem to focus well with both eyes open closer than about 9 inches)
12-15-2016 01:51 AM
12-15-2016 10:18 AM
pieroman said:
Copy and paste from my other comment:
It's likely vergence-accomodation conflict (your eyes focus at the " wrong* " depth for objects that appear close in VR), I doubt much can be done about it in software. It's just that for some reason it's happens more in Medium... You can try holding the controllers further away from you, try to "train" your eyes not to focus, try to close one eye, etc.
* Biologically speaking it's the correct depth: in real life if the object is close your eyes need to focus close, but unfortunately the Rift displays stuff in focus only if your eyes are focused far.
TwoHedWlf said:
irocziv said:
The menus on the controllers seem much blurrier than they ought to be.
I do notice that if I close one eye it seems to help a bit.
Also not sure if it matters but I am a little bit farsighted (I don't seem to focus well with both eyes open closer than about 9 inches)
You're not farsighted enough it matters. The image focus is set at about 1.5meters. But it does sound like your IPD might be set incorrectly. Tends to be more critical the "Closer" an object is and hence the wider the difference in position of the image in each eye.