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Help and Support Forums => Help and Training => Topic started by: Max on February 20, 2025, 05:52:27 PM
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The subject line pretty much says it all. When AH3 hit the street in 2016, the tracers and hit sprites changed. My crappy hit % got even worse. I gave VR a shot about a year ago and while I was impressed with the immersion, my eyes were strained and my neck had issues dealing with the rotation movements.
Long story short; we have a significant population of gentrified pilots here. How do you folks compensate for these things?
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I use a 39 inch screen more often than not these days.
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Glasses under my vr headset
That said the better resolution with the crystal light made everything smaller .. harder to see and hit than the vive pro before it..
Eagler
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I have prescription inserts for my VR headset I got from a place in the US called Reloptix. Great system. Great service. Saves scratching both your glasses or headset lenses if they rub together.
I just ordered a new pair of glasses just for use at the PC that are just straight up lenses. My current ones are varilux and are great when I'm out and about. I see everything perfect from distance or reading but at the range of a monitor I'm constantly moving my head around just to be able to read or see things clearly in certain sections of the monitor. They're literally a pain in the neck! Didn't consider that when I got them.
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I have prescription inserts for my VR headset I got from a place in the US called Reloptix. Great system. Great service. Saves scratching both your glasses or headset lenses if they rub together.
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I've never really needed my glasses inside of my headset due to the brand of astigmatism I have... however, I'm just curious as to the cost of these lenses if you don't mind as things will only get worse :O
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I've never really needed my glasses inside of my headset due to the brand of astigmatism I have... however, I'm just curious as to the cost of these lenses if you don't mind as things will only get worse :O
They list now for about 80 bucks but are on sale for my Reverb G2. They're slightly different for different headsets. Check the site and see what they have.
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They list now for about 80 bucks but are on sale for my Reverb G2. They're slightly different for different headsets. Check the site and see what they have.
Wow :eek: Those are really affordable IMHO. I'd better get to work on my honey-do list for an advance on my allowance.
Thanks for the heads up. :aok
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I play on a 55” TV.
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Oh and if you end up buying lens inserts, you do not include any bifocal part of your regular eye scrip. It's not needed.
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Old here with the neck issues as well. I cheat when I get neck sore,use the tophat. Really weird and disorienting when you release back to forward view, but it saves the neck. I have HTC Vive pro, the tophat works, don't know about Occulus or any others. AKelfy
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A 55” 4K TV works for me. Taking the 70” when we get our next family tube.
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I am just getting used to my new glasses which are progressive lenses. I play on a 32” curved screen monitor. No I am just getting used to my head tilt and how far I need to sit back from my monitor so stuff isn’t blurry
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I am just getting used to my new glasses which are progressive lenses. I play on a 32” curved screen monitor. No I am just getting used to my head tilt and how far I need to sit back from my monitor so stuff isn’t blurry
It might help to get a pair of computer only single strength glasses..they use your prescription from about 36" from your eyes..
I switch from bifocals to my computer glasses whenever I need to see clearly at about arms length..
Eagler