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| − | '''Pop in''' is when in a low FOV AR headset like a Magic Leap 1, turning the head makes objects pop into the center field of view, because the waveguide does not cover the entire transparent piece. | + | '''Pop in''' is when in a low FOV [[AR headset]] like a Magic Leap 1, turning the head makes objects pop into the center field of view, because the waveguide does not cover the entire transparent piece. |
| − | Pop in will always happen with an AR headset with field of view | + | Pop in will always happen with an AR headset with field of view of about 40 or 50 degrees. |
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Revision as of 00:01, 10 September 2024
Pop in is when in a low FOV AR headset like a Magic Leap 1, turning the head makes objects pop into the center field of view, because the waveguide does not cover the entire transparent piece.
Pop in will always happen with an AR headset with field of view of about 40 or 50 degrees.