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an unpleasant experience with the potentialto causesimulator sickness whenever lag / stutter is noticeable
some high - resolution computer games and virtual reality simulators , especially in immersion environments created by head - mounted displays(passive) triggered bySimulation / Simulator Sickness A condition with symptoms very similar to those of motion sickness
no capswill causelatency - sensitive tasks to experience jitter
latency times ... not enoughto causesimulator sickness , under most conditions
a slow VR display refreshing its screen images(passive) caused bymotion sickness from the latency effect
/ krb5-affinity.conf generated by Likewisecauseslatency in responding to latency 's requests
it always is goingto createdelays increasing simulator latency
the onesleadingresearch on simulator sickness
our headsets , which helpspreventsimulator sickness due to lag or frame dropping
a mismatch between what you see and what your body senses is true(passive) is caused bysimulator sickness ( which is similar to motion sickness
nausea and irritationcausednausea and irritation
a mismatch between what you see and what you ( expect to ) feelcausesa mismatch between what you see and what you ( expect to ) feel
vertigo and nauseacan causevertigo and nausea
from exposure to simulated environments such as flight simulators ... driving simulators , and virtual environments ( VEsresultsfrom exposure to simulated environments such as flight simulators ... driving simulators , and virtual environments ( VEs
the " mismatch " between the virtual experience the player sees with their eyes , and the physical experience registered in their inner earcreatesthe " mismatch " between the virtual experience the player sees with their eyes , and the physical experience registered in their inner ear
• internallyto result• internally
from discrepancies between the cues from the three physical sourcecan resultfrom discrepancies between the cues from the three physical source
to this dilemmaalso contributesto this dilemma
from abrupt changes in movement or while the body s orientation is relatively fixed yet exposed to moving visual scenesmay resultfrom abrupt changes in movement or while the body s orientation is relatively fixed yet exposed to moving visual scenes