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nagadomi avatar nagadomi commented on August 19, 2024

The size of model in VR depends on Camera > Stereoscope > Interocular distance.
The default 0.065 m is the distance between the eyes of an average person.
If the model is huge on the blender scale, setting interocular_distance = (model_height_in_blender_scale / model_ideal_height) * 0.065 should fix it.

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qsqsaaw avatar qsqsaaw commented on August 19, 2024

The size of model in VR depends on Camera > Stereoscope > Interocular distance.
The default 0.065 m is the distance between the eyes of an average person.
If the model is huge on the blender scale, setting interocular_distance = (model_height_in_blender_scale / model_ideal_height) * 0.065 should fix it.

Model is big like before when changing the value to 0.0065

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jehuty1980 avatar jehuty1980 commented on August 19, 2024

The size of model in VR depends on Camera > Stereoscope > Interocular distance.
The default 0.065 m is the distance between the eyes of an average person.
If the model is huge on the blender scale, setting interocular_distance = (model_height_in_blender_scale / model_ideal_height) * 0.065 should fix it.

Model is big like before when changing the value to 0.0065
Not 0.0065, nagadomi has given a formula.
Calculate it or just seting that value to 1m to see whether is works.

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nagadomi avatar nagadomi commented on August 19, 2024

Yes. If the model height is 20m on the blender scale and you want it to be 158cm in VR.
interocular_distance = (20 / 1.58) * 0.065 = 0.8228 (rounded)
The model height can be measured 3D View > Item Tab > Transform > Dimensions > Z or using the Measure tool.

(The model height loaded with the default settings of mmd_tools is about 20m. I had assumed that qsqsaaw is a user of mmd_tools.)

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qsqsaaw avatar qsqsaaw commented on August 19, 2024

Yes. If the model height is 20m on the blender scale and you want it to be 158cm in VR.
interocular_distance = (20 / 1.58) * 0.065 = 0.8228 (rounded)
The model height can be measured 3D View > Item Tab > Transform > Dimensions > Z or using the Measure tool.

(The model height loaded with the default settings of mmd_tools is about 20m. I had assumed that qsqsaaw is a user of mmd_tools.)

You are right. This value is good.Thanks for your help.

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EternalTrail avatar EternalTrail commented on August 19, 2024

This seems to have been resolved, so I'm closing the issue for now.

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