Full-Dive VR - Revision history

Wouter at 19:48, 17 August 2024

2024-08-17T19:48:39Z

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	*Your head will collide properly with geometry inside the game		*Your head will collide properly with geometry inside the game
	*Reversed [[Continuous Collision Detection]] is used to bounce your head of the wall or ceiling		*Reversed [[Continuous Collision Detection]] is used to bounce your head of the wall or ceiling
	*The body is represented by a spring		*The body is represented by a [[trace-line]] spring

	For example, you can walk up a stairs with a Full-Dive VR game.		For example, you can walk up a stairs with a Full-Dive VR game.

Wouter at 19:59, 14 August 2024

2024-08-14T19:59:37Z

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	For example, you can walk up a stairs with a Full-Dive VR game.		For example, you can walk up a stairs with a Full-Dive VR game.
	Also, you must be able to bump your head against the wall/ceiling.		Also, you must be able to bump your head against the wall/ceiling.

			The head of the user is treated like a god object. The position is set by the tracker-input.
			All relevant geometry within the game has to account for this object.

			If we define the entire body as a god object, we run into issues.
			I.e. math-problems without solution. The sphere-case is solvable. Luckily this is sufficient for [[Full-Dive VR]].

Wouter at 19:53, 14 August 2024

2024-08-14T19:53:00Z

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	*Your head will collide properly with geometry inside the game		*Your head will collide properly with geometry inside the game
	*~~Inverse~~ [[Continuous Collision Detection]] is used to bounce your head of the wall or ceiling		*Reversed [[Continuous Collision Detection]] is used to bounce your head of the wall or ceiling
	*The body is represented by a spring		*The body is represented by a spring

	For example, you can walk up a stairs with a Full-Dive VR game.		For example, you can walk up a stairs with a Full-Dive VR game.
	Also, you must be able to bump your head against the wall/ceiling.		Also, you must be able to bump your head against the wall/ceiling.

Wouter: Created page with "The definition of Full-Dive VR is given below: Likely, the term Full-Dive VR is coined by Elon Musk. Your head will collide properly with geometry inside the game Inverse Continuous Collision Detection is used to bounce your head of the wall or ceiling *The body is represented by a spring For example, you can walk up a stairs with a Full-Dive VR game. Also, you must be able to bump your head against the wall/ceiling."

2023-12-31T17:13:44Z

Created page with "The definition of Full-Dive VR is given below: Likely, the term Full-Dive VR is coined by Elon Musk. *Your head will collide properly with geometry inside the game *Inverse Continuous Collision Detection is used to bounce your head of the wall or ceiling *The body is represented by a spring For example, you can walk up a stairs with a Full-Dive VR game. Also, you must be able to bump your head against the wall/ceiling."

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The definition of [[Full-Dive VR]] is given below:
Likely, the term Full-Dive VR is coined by Elon Musk.

*Your head will collide properly with geometry inside the game
*Inverse [[Continuous Collision Detection]] is used to bounce your head of the wall or ceiling
*The body is represented by a spring

For example, you can walk up a stairs with a Full-Dive VR game.
Also, you must be able to bump your head against the wall/ceiling.