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Do you have a hack that avoids the need to put the headset on and off while developing?
Obviously, putting the headset on every time I need to test something is annoying.
So far, my best idea was to connect a Styrofoam head to thead back of my chair, so I it will look to the same direction as my real head, and turn around when I swivel.
The problem is that the headset display remains on when it's on the Styrofoam head. Is that bad?
Got any other hack?
So far, my best idea was to connect a Styrofoam head to thead back of my chair, so I it will look to the same direction as my real head, and turn around when I swivel.
The problem is that the headset display remains on when it's on the Styrofoam head. Is that bad?
Got any other hack?
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- I put my finger over the sensor, I can then move it around as needed without putting it on. Not perfect at all.
Second thing I do is rest it on the top of my head if I'm making a quick change I want to test, but that causes lots of styling wax and forehead sweat issues on the lenses :smile
The ability to flip up the front would be very welcome.
