MikeRox on 11 June 2015
the-pi-guy said:
Not exactly. This is intended to imitate a screen. The rest of it should be at 60+ fps, but the screen itself, just like a normal screen can be refreshed at 30 fps. Do you get motion sick when you watch normal TV? |
I luckily don't tend to suffer motion sickness. But a full 3D representation with movement is different to staring at a flat screen in the corner of a room.
However, if it's to imitate a screen and some fake room (yeah I saw the video after posting) I really don't see the point at all.
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