Because the panorama used to create the PhotoField is monoscopic (2D), the entire simulation has to be rendered that way.

PhotoFields do work in VR, but you won't get the full experience.

VR adds a new level of realism that has nothing to do with adding pixels. A simulation should feel as close to the real thing as possible. If you get away from yourself and lose orientation, no longer can you rely on the movement of the camera as a clue you really need to fly your way out of it. VR lets you do things like glance between your model and the runway when lining up for a landing. Instead, it's about the experience.Įven if the aircraft doesn't look quite as good as it does on your monitor, it's far more immersive to look around the world freely, tracking your model just like you would at the field. VR is not about a high resolution presentation. The current virtual reality headsets provide roughly half as many pixels as a standard widescreen monitor. They are grouped into two different sections based on whether they apply specifically to performance or to the overall experience. Here are some things we would like everyone to know about VR.

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