Yes I agree about the night driving. It will be interesting to see where we all
gravitate to (wheel, arms, nothing) with a helmet display, short and long term. In
GPL I found myself using the arms' sharp visual cue to keep my steering inputs as
smooth as possible. Also it was my first clue indicating a noisy pot problem. I
haven't played GPL in a while, can't know if I would tire of it eventually.
Here's a hub for VR helmets, still a bit scary in price and I wouldn't want to meet
a guy wearing one in a dark alley.
http://www.stereo3d.com/hmd.htm
-Keith
> Hmmmm. I cannot subscribe fully to that theory, Keith, simply because at
> night when driving (in real terms!) I do not see any great detail in front
> of me (in the car) other than the illuminated instruments. I don't *need* to
> see the wheel nor the dashboard to be able to drive the car.
> I thought the same thing as you with GPL....when the ability to see the
> moving wheel and arms was given to us I used them. Because I liked the
> appearance....not because it gave me any additional sense of control. Now I
> don't use them because they annoy me!
> --
> Regards,
> Bruce Kennewell,
> Canberra, Australia.
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