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Use peripheral-limiting VR Goggles or Glasses.

New Virtual Reality users can be easily overwhelmed.

Always allow the user time to get comfortable with the glasses before handing out the controller.

Try to limit the use of flying and elevation modes, walk physically to a destination, or teleport whenever it is possible.

Enter VR from a ground plane, not from an elevated view, or from on top of a roof.

When entering VR for the first time, the person who wears the glasses should trigger the navigation with a hand controller, not someone else.

However, there are some things you can do to try and reduce the effects of Cybersickness.

The intensity of the symptoms of Cybersickness can be intensified by things such as visual refresh rate, position of the user, motion mismatch, field of view, motion parallax, and viewing angle. Some of the most common symptoms of Cybersickness include such things as general discomfort, headaches, a feeling of movement within the stomach, generally feeling odd, nausea, disorientation and dizziness.Ĭertain things can trigger Cybersickness, and these include age, gender, and general fitness, stability of the posture, a low visual refresh rate, spacial awareness, and sensitivity to motion. However, it depends on the individual and his/her experience within Virtual Reality. Usually, if you follow all the above steps, and have a powerful enough machine, cybersickness is not a big problem.