Rendering Portals in Virtual Reality
Milan van Zanten

TL;DR
This paper explores rendering portals in virtual reality, focusing on seamless transitions and analyzing the performance impact, with insights into potential optimizations for VR environments.
Contribution
It introduces a technique for unnoticeable portal transitions in VR and evaluates the performance effects, offering optimization insights.
Findings
Seamless portal transitions are achievable in VR.
Rendering portals impacts performance, requiring optimization.
Performance measurement provides guidance for VR scene design.
Abstract
Portals have many applications in the field of computer graphics. Recently, they have found use as a way of artificially increasing the available space in a virtual reality (VR) environment. In this paper, we will cover a technique for making the transition through a portal unnoticeable to the user. Additionally, we will measure the performance impact of rendering portals in a test scene and provide some insight into possible optimisations.
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Taxonomy
TopicsComputer Graphics and Visualization Techniques · Human Motion and Animation · Virtual Reality Applications and Impacts
