docs: typo, vrc native

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Prohurtz 2023-07-18 15:10:36 -05:00
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<Alerts :options="alerts.build_software_one">
<template v-slot:content>
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This math is assuming the LED is directly in front of your pupil, and your pupil is not moving. In real world this is not the case. We have multiple LEDs around your eye, and your eye moves. When you look to the side, your pupil is not receiving all of the light from all LEDs and the distance grows as well. Properly calculating for this is hard and not worth the time. I Choose to show that the "worst case scenario" is still well withing safety margins.
This math is assuming the LED is directly in front of your pupil, and your pupil is not moving. In real world this is not the case. We have multiple LEDs around your eye, and your eye moves. When you look to the side, your pupil is not receiving all of the light from all LEDs and the distance grows as well. Properly calculating for this is hard and not worth the time. I chose to show that the "worst case scenario" is still well withing safety margins.
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### You will need to set up your avatar to use this
This will require some basic Unity knowledge and owning your own avatar.
Note: 2.0 beta app uses VRC's Native eye tracking which does **NOT** require a special avatar
### Once you have acknowledged the items above, move on to the [Full Build Guide](https://docs.eyetrackvr.dev/how_to_build/full_build)