From: t9114209@phillip.edu.au Subject: Re: INDUSTRY: Virtuality in Australia!! Date: 30 Jun 92 01:59:08 GMT Organization: Phillip Institute of Tech, Melbourne In article <1992Jun26.050823.18792@u.washington.edu>, minerva!diego@beaver.cs.washington.edu (Diego Montefusco) writes: > > In <9206240849.AA03842@milton.u.washington.edu>, on Jun 24, you wrote: > >> Sounds like the ones in the Troc at Piccadilly Circus in London and Lothian >> Road in Edinburgh for all us Britishers... >> >> Tell me / net.us, do you get different images for each eye for `true' 3D? >> >> Damon > > I know for certain Virtuality gives two DIFFERENT images for each eye. Was it _different_ as in true 3d, ie: taken from a different angle, or the same image moved slighly accross, giving 2 _different_ images but not true 3d ? (Just to remove some confusion by your definition of different) > Nonetheless I find their helmet really claustrophobic! I thought I would get a headache from looking at VR screens and all that head gear. I _did_ get a headache, but it was from doing up the helmet to tight to keep it firmly in place. 8-( Peter ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Peter Koch (Comp.Sci.Student) Q: Why did the Cybernaut cross the road? E-mail: t9114209@phillip.edu.au <4RENT> A: Cause he was jacked into the chicken -------------------------------------------------------------------------------