Ah well. Still cool though. Like.. is there any way to rig up the Occulus Rift to see the world as if colorblind, or something? I just.. I know it's a position of privilege, but not being able to distinguish shades and gradients is not something I am good at wrapping my mind around, save for black & white films and such.
As someone who's wondered about colour blindness when designing stuff, I've used some tools that simulate colour deficiencies. You'll be surprised how much certain designs / user interface elements become completely useless and others remain useful.
I also appreciate games with colourblind options. Sometimes I use them even though I'm not, because the alternative symbols/shapes are easier to recognise.
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As someone who's wondered about colour blindness when designing stuff, I've used some tools that simulate colour deficiencies. You'll be surprised how much certain designs / user interface elements become completely useless and others remain useful.
I also appreciate games with colourblind options. Sometimes I use them even though I'm not, because the alternative symbols/shapes are easier to recognise.
All of which end with picture links closed off to the general public....
Things I need to learn: To properly knit, speak Klingon, and speak/read Japanese so I can play Final Fantasy games in their original language.
"S.o.o.n." : "'Severe Obligation to Observe' Neurosis". This Neurosis impels the subject to constantly observe an object, waiting for a change they are certain must come "Soon".
Hotel [x] Pax Badgers Fri [x] Sat [ ] Sun [x] Mon [x] Just need 2 Saturdays, and then our sets will be complete! And then...waiting for Pax.....F5F5F5F5F5F5F5....