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About distance of holographic
I wanna to design and see some holographic on my hand, but i have seen that the holographic only can be seen beyond the distance of 0.86, so how can I see some holographic or 3D models on my hand?
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I believe 0.8m is a recommendation concerning eye strain etc. and not an actual physical limitation. I can confirm you can render things closer without them being clipped. Taken, of course, that you adjust you camera's near clipping plane.
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I believe 0.8m is a recommendation concerning eye strain etc. and not an actual physical limitation. I can confirm you can render things closer without them being clipped. Taken, of course, that you adjust you camera's near clipping plane.
Building the future of holographic navigation. We're hiring.
Thanks a lot, I'll test on my HoloLens as soon as i get, hope the appearance of model can be accepted.