I'm currently trying to work out how to find the gaze position of an eye viewed through an oculus. It would be very helpful if someone could help me with this. The image below illustrates my setup. The black rectangle is the Eye tracker which I fitted inside the oculus, the purple line is the oculus screen and the blue line is the curvature of the eye viewed from top. At the moment I can calculate the gaze_angle and the viewing_distance through the Viewpoint application. I need help in using this information to find the actual x_gaze position marked on the picture.
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I need some help as I am very new to coding. I am trying to design a website with a Website Builder (Homepage Baukasten) and I had to rotate a line through code as you can see on the image. The problem is now that I don't know how to transform its border (the white horizontal square) so I can place it where its supposed to go. I looked around to found a way but I did not found anything that did the job.
Thank you for your time and have a nice one!
I get a graphical glitch whenever I try to split my tileset into a TextureRegion[][] and drawing them. It works fine when I am using the default aspect ratio but when the window has to stretch, it seems to be accessing a line of pixels from the next tile in the tileset and drawing them. Here is a picture (The lines I am referring to are the 2 vertical brown lines in the water. They seem to be from another tile in my tileset):
The lines also move when I move the player. And when I run the game on my tablet, a similar effect happens except its the bottom layer of my player's feet that appear above its head.
I saw a similar problem in stackoverflow (stackoverflow.com/questions/285...) but the solution did not work for me. It said I should put a padding but that just makes the lines transparent and you see the background color.
Here is the solution I found. Someone on stackoverflow asked a similar question and they got a working response. They made a tile bleeding fix method. Here is the post: White vertical lines and jittery horizontal lines in tile map movement
Credit to grimrader22. Thanks a lot!
Thanks everyone else who helped get me on the right track to getting the solution.
As you said, the usual solution is to add a padding.
The padding should be of the same color as the border of the tile. For example the water tiles should have a blue padding and the sand a yellow one.
That way you won't get the transparency and it will be seamless.
Hope it helps.
Apologies if this has been answered before, I didn't see anything that matched it perfectly. I've found a ton of resources for sliders that snap to the edge of the current frame, but not my requirements below.
What is the best way to build a simple webpage that has the following:
A top layer, that fills the entire screen, with a 'hole' showing a background layer.
The background layer must be draggable/swipeable horizontally.
The background layer is many time wider than the viewport, so I don't want any snapping until the edges of the image are reached.
I made a little gif mockup to try to show what I'm on about.
Thanks for any help!
Hoping someone has seen this before. I'm only hearing about this bug from two users and they're both using tablets (I can get specifics, if it matters) for their workstations (I know...). When they view a website, if a button has a border radius, they see this...
http://www.tiikoni.com/tis/view/?id=69f1996
(i had originally wanted to post the actual image so it wouldn't expire, but I need more reputation - if you visit this page after the link has expired, basically, it shows a green button with rounded corners and a symmetrical white "tearing" across the object, meeting in the center - think green button with white X inside)
They've reported seeing this in Internet Explorer (fully updated) and Firefox.
Any ideas as to what is causing this?
The problem was resolved by rolling back a display driver. There was an odd play between the up to date driver and the docks.
i ran across something i have never seen before. the page has a top div and a footer div. both with an image as background. mirrored the image as well via photoshop.
now the weird thing is, it shows a different color. see http://www.hp-consultants.nl
when i tilt my screen towards me the colors become the same. even in photoshop i notice the difference. does anyone know what is wrong?
ive tried using regular CSS colors instead of a background image, to no effect. even the same image shows a difference
thanks!
There's nothing wrong with your page. Using Photohop's colour picker confirms that the colours are both indeed exactly the same.
The effect probably happens because you're sitting in front of a TFT monitor, whose display is sensitive to the angle you look at it from.
Some useful background information:
LCD Test: Viewing angle
Wikipedia on TFT LCDs:
TN displays suffer from limited viewing angles, especially in the vertical direction. Colors will shift when viewed off-perpendicular. In the vertical direction, colors will shift so much that they will invert past a certain angle.
The colours are exactly the same a quick check with any image editor will tell you that. TFT Monitors can do strange things to colours depending on the viewing angle.
Also our eyes and brains are really not as good at determining colour as we think. Have you ever seen this optical illusion.
The Squares Labeled A & B are the same colour
may be is the orientation of the led, that brights differently. have you tried to get the browser windows to the bottom of the screen so you see the header where the footer is.
Try this:
open 2 browser instances
resize the window of each to view only the header or the footer (one for each)
place the footer window at the top and the header window at the top
switch window places
in my case I see the bottom one always more clear.
Hope this helps you