Beyond creating great experiences, the number one goal in VR should be the comfort of the user. Specifically, not making the user feel ill from motion sickness.
- Title Page
- Copyright and Credits
- Packt Upsell
- Foreword
- Contributors
- Preface
- The Past, Present, and Future of VR
- The history of virtual reality
- Through the looking glass
- Making a static image dance
- The bigger the better – panoramic paintings
- Stereoscopic viewers
- Why stop at just sight and sound? – Smell o' Vision and Sensorama
- Link Trainers and Apollo
- Interactivity and True HMDs
- 1960 – TelesphereMask
- 1961 – Headsight
- 1968 – Teleyeglasses
- 1965 – The Ultimate Display
- 1968 – Sword of Damocles
- 1968 – The mother of all demos
- 1969 – Virtual Cockpit/Helmet Mounted Sight
- 1969 – Artificial Reality
- 1995 – CAVE
- 1987 – Virtual reality and VPL
- 1989 – Nintendo Powerglove
- 1990s – VR Explosion
- 1991 – Virtuality Dactyl Nightmare
- 1993 – SEGA VR glasses
- 1995 – VRML – Virtual reality Markup Language
- 1995 – Nintendo Virtual Boy
- 1995 – Hasbro Toaster
- 2013 – Oculus Rift
- 2014 – Google Cardboard
- 2015 – Samsung Gear VR
- 2018 – Magic Leap
- Summary
- Building a Solar System for Google Cardboard
- Building an Image Gallery System for the Gear VR
- Adding User Interactions to the Virtual Gallery Project
- Fighting Zombies on the Oculus Rift
- Scripting Zombies for the Oculus Rift
- Carnival Midway Games — Part 1
- Recreating carnival games
- Preproduction
- Special production note
- Requirements
- Process overview – Part 1
- Making objects grabbable
- Summary
- Carnival Midway Games — Part 2
- VR Hardware Roundup
- VR Terms and Definitions
- Other Books You May Enjoy
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