Lecture

3D Interaction: Naturalism vs Magic

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Description

This lecture explores the challenges and approaches in 3D interaction, focusing on the debate between naturalism and magic. It discusses the use of natural movement in virtual environments, the difficulty of achieving naturalism, and the impact on user performance and engagement. The lecture also covers interaction design criteria, components of 3D interactions such as navigation, selection, and manipulation, as well as naturalistic techniques for travel in virtual spaces.

Instructor

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Software development: Human–computer interaction

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