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Re: 3-D Games causing SeaSickness?

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From: Alan Davis
Date: Fri, 15 May 1992 22:13
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....Discussing getting motion sickness from Wolfenstein3d...
>
>Steve,
>This is a fairly well-recognized phenomena known to the human factors
>community as simulator sickness. Its source is the conflict between
...
>... but I'm sorry to say there's nothing you can do about it except stop
>playing when you get adverse symptoms.
>-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>Mark Shanks
>Principal Engineer, 777 Displays
>-----------------------------------------------------------------------------


It may help to reduce the size of the viewing window using the 
'change view' menu command. By reducing the visual area, your peripheral
vision compensates for the motion effects.

Alan Davis                      aur : davis@aurfs1
Alcatel Network Systems         BIX : adavis
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From: davis@aurs01.UUCP (Alan Davis)
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Subject: Re: 3-D Games causing SeaSickness?
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