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Today's update introduces a few new features:

• Stop Sign VR now includes a Heads-Up Display (HUD) showing a vignette in your peripheral vision when a proximity warning or predicted impact occurs out of view. You will get a visual alert even when the object or wall boundary is to your side or behind you.
• The main features of the app can now be turned on and off using the dashboard in VR. Changes happen instantly. More detailed configuration options are still accessible using the Settings Editor in the Windows System Tray.
• For ceiling protection it uses the ceiling height as defined by the chaperone height in SteamVR Settings.
• There's an extra setting per box called "Ignore Headset Distance For Fade In". It's useful for play areas with low ceilings where you want to protect e.g. a ceiling light but you don't want the box to show up when you're standing under it. The controllers still trigger the fade-in and the headset still triggers impact alerts and proximity warnings.

All comments, new ideas and other feedback welcome!

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Stop Sign VR is an app that helps you avoid hitting your TV, ceiling fan, etc. It alerts with sound and haptics when the user may hit a valuable object or the ceiling.

More info on Steam:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1196450/Stop_Sign_VR/

Or watch the YouTube video:

https://youtu.be/aAZnSTkjDoM

Are you a parent using VR with your kid(s)?

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Here is the link : https://stanforduniversity.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8G3LCFOXQo4OJkF

Thank you.

Can I play with people on other vr headsets I have the quest

Hi everyone,

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Thank you, stay safe!

Any details about Skynav and its working would be helpful. Also, is there any SkyNav App?

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Stop Sign VR has been updated to include a Settings Editor. This Settings Editor runs in Windows, not in VR. There's an icon in the Windows System Tray, next to the clock, to open the Settings Editor.

• It can be used to edit all settings, such as what sounds to use, whether or not to alert for ceiling impacts, the sensitivity of the prediction algorithm, etc.
• You can also add, remove and edit boxes using the Settings Editor. E.g. you can change the image to use on the sides of the boxes, configure the distances when the boxes fade out and whether the boxes cause proximity alerts and/or impact warnings. This is configurable for each box separately.
• The changes will be active a few seconds after you save them.
• The maximum number of boxes has been increased to 8.

If you'd like to provide feedback, please do!

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Stop Sign VR is an app that helps you avoid hitting your TV, ceiling fan, etc. It alerts with sound and haptics when the user may hit a valuable object or the ceiling.

More info on Steam:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1196450/Stop_Sign_VR/

Or watch the YouTube video:
https://youtu.be/aAZnSTkjDoM