The vergence-accommodation conflict exist due to VR headsets having a fixed focus (~1.3m on Quest2). When a virtual object is close to the players eyes, the eyes will rotate inwards and try to focus on that object at its virtual distance, which causes a mismatch between where the focus from the headset actually is and where the brain expects it to be. This will lead to nearby objects being blurry.

Question: How many people actually suffer from this and to what degree? Can you train yourself out of it (e.g. closing one eye to remove the conflict)?

  • Evilschnuff@feddit.de
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    1 year ago

    I use VR for work but don’t exactly know what VAC feels like. For me the only real strain comes from 3d video that is misaligned.

    • 73ms@sopuli.xyz
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      1 year ago

      It’s just not seeing objects that are very close in sharp focus. They always seem a little blurry for most people unless you’re farsighted.