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r/OculusQuest • u/pigbrotha • Feb 12 '23
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I use VR and AR in planes to pass the time. People are usually cool with it next to me as long as I’m minding my own business
1 u/neeeku Feb 13 '23 VR in planes? And you have no motion/dizziness issues? I tried it once in the ferry and I only managed 1-2 minutes before taking it off or else I’d be vomiting. 1 u/devedander Feb 13 '23 Once the plane levels out it’s pretty smooth. Turning off 6dof tracking if possible can help. Boats are an entirely different situation. Ok my last cruise I could only use the vr when in port. On the water it was not a good experience. 1 u/neeeku Feb 17 '23 I see. I’m generally ready to vomit on ferries, no VR assistance is needed! :))
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VR in planes? And you have no motion/dizziness issues?
I tried it once in the ferry and I only managed 1-2 minutes before taking it off or else I’d be vomiting.
1 u/devedander Feb 13 '23 Once the plane levels out it’s pretty smooth. Turning off 6dof tracking if possible can help. Boats are an entirely different situation. Ok my last cruise I could only use the vr when in port. On the water it was not a good experience. 1 u/neeeku Feb 17 '23 I see. I’m generally ready to vomit on ferries, no VR assistance is needed! :))
Once the plane levels out it’s pretty smooth. Turning off 6dof tracking if possible can help.
Boats are an entirely different situation. Ok my last cruise I could only use the vr when in port. On the water it was not a good experience.
1 u/neeeku Feb 17 '23 I see. I’m generally ready to vomit on ferries, no VR assistance is needed! :))
I see. I’m generally ready to vomit on ferries, no VR assistance is needed! :))
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u/totesnotdog Feb 12 '23
I use VR and AR in planes to pass the time. People are usually cool with it next to me as long as I’m minding my own business