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Meta Teases Advanced Headset "Practical To Build Now"
Meta showed a render of the advanced 'Mirror Lake' prototype it teased last year and said it's "practical to build now."
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it has severe multiplicative loss from LCD (un)fill-factor and single burst from diode. Latter can be Q-switched though that's kinda wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiild in a display.Meta Teases Advanced Headset "Practical To Build Now"
Meta showed a render of the advanced 'Mirror Lake' prototype it teased last year and said it's "practical to build now."www.uploadvr.com
That looks absolutely horrifying and incredible! I would have to get the non mobile version though as the lighting and volumetric look to be adding a lot to the atmosphere there and I imagine a lot of that being cut back on the Q3.
I guess with its OLED blacks this is a title where the PSVR2 could really shine.
Why's the framerate so choppy in that video? Is it like that in VR??
it's for "cinematic feeling" purposes !
More seriously, in general PSVR2 and Quest 3 games have a goof framerate, some early access or unofficial apps may get choppy.
On PC it'll only depend on your config and settings.
Another note about Quest 3, video captures taken directly with the headset can be choppy.
More seriously, in general PSVR2 and Quest 3 games have a goof framerate, some early access or unofficial apps may get choppy.
On PC it'll only depend on your config and settings.
Another note about Quest 3, video captures taken directly with the headset can be choppy.
That will need a stomach of iron!
