Rift need more eyebrow and cheekbones friendly design
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Rift need more eyebrow and cheekbones friendly design
EDITED: it's good,it's the future ,but it's not an instant miracle,it need to be build on,it need us.
today I received my oculus rift and of course I put it on right way .
Picture my face as P.S.Y(the guangnam style singer.)
The first thing I notice is FOV is not as wild as I assumed(left and right panel all the way down make sure it get as close as it can)
Then I try to push the headset close to my eyeballs.but before that my cheek is already hurt.unlike 3d glasses.the weight doesn't come down to nose,but the cheek. At this time my cheek and eyebrow hurt but my eyeballs are no where close to "eyelash brush glass"
FOV aside, if I want to keep my cheek relaxed,I have to loose the HMD until it won't play along with my head,that means if move head look around,it won't move with my head 100%.
I think this is caused by my big-wild face with high eyebrow and cheekbone. So when oculus rift finally come to Asia as a cusumer product. Make sure you find some Asians to try it. It's just like the first gen Xbox controller ,not so fit. Only this time the oculus rift is a little small.
As other impression,other rifters already put better words.
today I received my oculus rift and of course I put it on right way .
Picture my face as P.S.Y(the guangnam style singer.)
The first thing I notice is FOV is not as wild as I assumed(left and right panel all the way down make sure it get as close as it can)
Then I try to push the headset close to my eyeballs.but before that my cheek is already hurt.unlike 3d glasses.the weight doesn't come down to nose,but the cheek. At this time my cheek and eyebrow hurt but my eyeballs are no where close to "eyelash brush glass"
FOV aside, if I want to keep my cheek relaxed,I have to loose the HMD until it won't play along with my head,that means if move head look around,it won't move with my head 100%.
I think this is caused by my big-wild face with high eyebrow and cheekbone. So when oculus rift finally come to Asia as a cusumer product. Make sure you find some Asians to try it. It's just like the first gen Xbox controller ,not so fit. Only this time the oculus rift is a little small.
As other impression,other rifters already put better words.
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Re: Rift need more eyebrow and cheekbones friendly design
well this is great
After hearing you go on and on about not being able to wait untill you get your hands on it , and with all the mix up with destination address for it.
You finally have it and the first words about it are negative . Unbelievable.
After hearing you go on and on about not being able to wait untill you get your hands on it , and with all the mix up with destination address for it.
You finally have it and the first words about it are negative . Unbelievable.
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Re: Rift need more eyebrow and cheekbones friendly design
So? First impressions are important, and he's suggesting a very real issue here: that it doesn't necessarily fit on certain facial structures. The more information Oculus gets about this issue, the more they can use to help rectify the issue for later HMDs.Rickardo69 wrote:well this is great
After hearing you go on and on about not being able to wait untill you get your hands on it , and with all the mix up with destination address for it.
You finally have it and the first words about it are negative . Unbelievable.
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Re: Rift need more eyebrow and cheekbones friendly design
Good of you to post the constructive critic, maybe that really is an issue they are not aware of and that needs addressing with the Asian market. Maybe the solution could be as simple as changing the form of the cushions.
You might want to take good photos of your face after wearing it a while, so you they can see where too much pressure was applied and then send them over to Oculus.
You might want to take good photos of your face after wearing it a while, so you they can see where too much pressure was applied and then send them over to Oculus.
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Re: Rift need more eyebrow and cheekbones friendly design
I think his complains are justified and it is exactly what Oculus VR needs, they need suggestions on how to improve the device for the consumer version.Rickardo69 wrote:well this is great
After hearing you go on and on about not being able to wait untill you get your hands on it , and with all the mix up with destination address for it.
You finally have it and the first words about it are negative . Unbelievable.
This was for me personally the first time hearing this specific complain about the Rift.
I really think that these minor complains are going to help the consumer version in the long run.
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I agree that this is a valid complaint, however there is a quick potential fix that I will suggest:neverman wrote:... Then I try to push the headset close to my eyeballs.but before that my cheek is already hurt.unlike 3d glasses.the weight doesn't come down to nose,but the cheek. At this time my cheek and eyebrow hurt but my eyeballs are no where close to "eyelash brush glass"
FOV aside, if I want to keep my cheek relaxed,I have to loose the HMD until it won't play along with my head,that means if move head look around,it won't move with my head 100%.
I think this is caused by my big-wild face with high eyebrow and cheekbone. So when oculus rift finally come to Asia as a cusumer product. Make sure you find some Asians to try it. It's just like the first gen Xbox controller ,not so fit. Only this time the oculus rift is a little small. ...
You may want to try removing the foam like I did (carefully so it can be glued back on later). That frees up a lot of space near the cheekbones and eyebrow ridges, and I am certain that it will fit your face much better with little or no remaining foam. In my experience, you will probably still need a little foam between the eyebrows to maintain a perpendicular view through the lenses, and you may need to back the lenses away from your eyes a little with the coin-slot adjustments on the sides.
To block light entry, you can attach the foam around the outside of the facemask, so it rests against your skin but NOT between the facemask rubber and your skin. And you can always reattach the foam later if you are careful removing it.
Beware that getting your face farther into the Rift DK may put some extra pressure on your nose. You can trim the offending rubber gasket at an angle a bit if that will help relieve some of the pressure.
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Re: Rift need more eyebrow and cheekbones friendly design
As I said, others put better words on other side,such as FOV, Blury,tracking ,UDK.
I can only provide some new information on this problem,and maybe ,this issue effect only a few people,I don't know.
I believe as a oculus rift backer, a developer for this kit. I need to be honest and point out any possible issue for the design team.
Okay,I think I need to put a few words before all those I said above.
It's good ,it's the future ,but it can't become a miracle instantly .it need us.
I can only provide some new information on this problem,and maybe ,this issue effect only a few people,I don't know.
I believe as a oculus rift backer, a developer for this kit. I need to be honest and point out any possible issue for the design team.
Okay,I think I need to put a few words before all those I said above.
It's good ,it's the future ,but it can't become a miracle instantly .it need us.
Oculus rift,it's here,I'm there.
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Re: Rift need more eyebrow and cheekbones friendly design
I did jump on that post hastily i must admit sorry neverman
Its true that all information gathered especially the negative comments , Oculus can learn from and improve future products.
Measure twice cut once, read twice post once
Its true that all information gathered especially the negative comments , Oculus can learn from and improve future products.
Measure twice cut once, read twice post once
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Re: Rift need more eyebrow and cheekbones friendly design
This was an issue that Virtuality identified in the 90s and iirc they actually did or researched Asian versions of the faceplate to allow for the different bone structures.
As suggested above this kind of feedback is essential for Oculus not just the same old comments about screendoor etc etc that are already identified. I'd suggest neverman emails his comments to Oculus if he hasn't already.
As suggested above this kind of feedback is essential for Oculus not just the same old comments about screendoor etc etc that are already identified. I'd suggest neverman emails his comments to Oculus if he hasn't already.
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Re: Rift need more eyebrow and cheekbones friendly design
Thank you! But I won't do this right now for some reasons:geekmaster wrote:I agree that this is a valid complaint, however there is a quick potential fix that I will suggest:neverman wrote:... Then I try to push the headset close to my eyeballs.but before that my cheek is already hurt.unlike 3d glasses.the weight doesn't come down to nose,but the cheek. At this time my cheek and eyebrow hurt but my eyeballs are no where close to "eyelash brush glass"
FOV aside, if I want to keep my cheek relaxed,I have to loose the HMD until it won't play along with my head,that means if move head look around,it won't move with my head 100%.
I think this is caused by my big-wild face with high eyebrow and cheekbone. So when oculus rift finally come to Asia as a cusumer product. Make sure you find some Asians to try it. It's just like the first gen Xbox controller ,not so fit. Only this time the oculus rift is a little small. ...
You may want to try removing the foam like I did (carefully so it can be glued back on later). That frees up a lot of space near the cheekbones and eyebrow ridges, and I am certain that it will fit your face much better with little or no remaining foam. In my experience, you will probably still need a little foam between the eyebrows to maintain a perpendicular view through the lenses, and you may need to back the lenses away from your eyes a little with the coin-slot adjustments on the sides.
To block light entry, you can attach the foam around the outside of the facemask, so it rests against your skin but NOT between the facemask rubber and your skin. And you can always reattach the foam later if you are careful removing it.
Beware that getting your face farther into the Rift DK may put some extra pressure on your nose. You can trim the offending rubber gasket at an angle a bit if that will help relieve some of the pressure.
1: it's a signed version
2: My face is typicall Mongoloid race face, but not my friends. They may not need this. I want they try so I can provide more details on this subject
So what I am going to do,is to order another.
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Come on,rifter! We are all good!Rickardo69 wrote:I did jump on that post hastily i must admit sorry neverman
Its true that all information gathered especially the negative comments , Oculus can learn from and improve future products.
Measure twice cut once, read twice post once
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Yeah, if mine were signed, I would be hesitant to mod it too.neverman wrote:... Thank you! But I won't do this right now for some reasons:
1: it's a signed version
2: My face is typicall Mongoloid race face, but not my friends. They may not need this. I want they try so I can provide more details on this subject
So what I am going to do,is to order another.
Now I like your attitude: if the first one doesn't fit, then order another one! Yeah!
To be honest, I usually buy two of just about anything so I can hack one of them, but I only have one Rift DK. The only thing special about it is that I received it before GDC 2013, in that first batch of 300.
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Re: Rift need more eyebrow and cheekbones friendly design
How big are your eyebrows?
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I understand China limits people on browsing certain websites due to political and culture reasons. Is MTBS3D and Oculus China friendly?- can you still continue as a developer in China having no problems?neverman wrote:Come on,rifter! We are all good!Rickardo69 wrote:I did jump on that post hastily i must admit sorry neverman
Its true that all information gathered especially the negative comments , Oculus can learn from and improve future products.
Measure twice cut once, read twice post once
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Hahah lets not even go there Visual Knight, don't want to get our friends blocked! ;")
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Yes , both mtbs and oculus dev center china friendly !Visual Knight wrote:I understand China limits people on browsing certain websites due to political and culture reasons. Is MTBS3D and Oculus China friendly?- can you still continue as a developer in China having no problems?neverman wrote:Come on,rifter! We are all good!Rickardo69 wrote:I did jump on that post hastily i must admit sorry neverman
Its true that all information gathered especially the negative comments , Oculus can learn from and improve future products.
Measure twice cut once, read twice post once
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