Making Great VR: Lessons Learned from I Expect You To Die
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Jesse Schell shares lessons learned about virtual reality from his experience at Oculus. Some key lessons are that motion sickness can be eliminated through techniques like maintaining high framerates and a level horizon. Design must consider the unique properties of VR for maximum immersion rather than prioritizing gameplay. Iterative testing and refinement is crucial to creating great VR experiences.
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Making Great VR: Lessons Learned from I Expect You To Die
- 1. Making Great VR: Lessons Learned from Jesse Schell Oculus Connect 2015 @jesseschell
- 10. • Didn’t work in the 90’s… • It’ll just be a fad, like 3DTV. • Motion sickness is unsolvable. • What’s the point? Game consoles are good enough.
- 15. Lesson 1: Motion Sickness Can Be Eliminated
- 19. 1. Keep Framerate > 60 fps 2. Avoid Virtual Camera Motion 3. Don’t Accelerate / Decelerate 4. Keep the Horizon Level To Avoid Motion Sickness…
- 22. Lesson 2: Design for the Medium
- 24. PRESENCE
- 26. Lesson 3: Immersion > Gameplay
- 30. 1. Shallow Object Interactions
- 35. Lesson 4: Looking Around Takes Getting Used To
- 40. Lesson 5: Different Hardware Enables Different Experiences
- 43. Lesson 6: Iterate… a lot
- 46. Thanks! Slides: jesseschell.com Email: jesse@schellgames.com Twitter: @jesseschell Article: Gamasutra.com