QUOTE(ysc @ Oct 6 2018, 06:10 PM)
Anyone facing blurry screen using HTC Vive?
I understand that display resolution is a bit low - no problem. But my display is quite blur to the level that I cannot read any text, including the SteamVR Home, or, menus.
For larger texts, I would be able to roughly guess what it says. For example, Steam VR Home - the wall which says "FRIENDS" or "RECENTLY LAUNCHED"
I have tried adjusting the IPD knob and the distance-knob near your ears but they don't help at all.
I do have a little myopia at around 300 and play without glasses.
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I guess it’s due to myopia. Any idea if there’s anywhere in Malaysia that develop VR lenses?
I think myopia of 200 is the highest to use htc vive without vision aid.I understand that display resolution is a bit low - no problem. But my display is quite blur to the level that I cannot read any text, including the SteamVR Home, or, menus.
For larger texts, I would be able to roughly guess what it says. For example, Steam VR Home - the wall which says "FRIENDS" or "RECENTLY LAUNCHED"
I have tried adjusting the IPD knob and the distance-knob near your ears but they don't help at all.
I do have a little myopia at around 300 and play without glasses.
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I guess it’s due to myopia. Any idea if there’s anywhere in Malaysia that develop VR lenses?
An alternative is to wear specs (vive has a face pad specifically for glasses. And the right side knob to adjust the space needed for glasses.
Or u could also wear contact lens.
U could also try ur luck by removing the face pad and see if u can see well. If that works, u can buy a thin face pad like me.