Yeap, I checked thst already.
I have no idea why they didn't use optical resin for the headset, it
would've made mord sense.
The acrylic used is such a kak idea. It doesn't like solvents.
The other isdue is that cleaning with soapy water, while still being the
best bet, is still an issue because moisture gets stuck in the lens edges.
In normal specs, you can just dismantle the thing and re-assemble. They
should have opted for something like that.
Either way, I got a ton of quality micro-fibre cloths I can give you. I
expect the 3D printing community will be providing a serious amount of
modding.
Personally, I'd like to see if the lenses will be replaceable. I'd opt for
replacing them with glass if I could.
All thus is based on really early info of the oculus that I read. I dunno
what the final specifications were tbh.
On 7 Jul 2016 20:16, "Wynand-Ben" <paashaasggx@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
@Nick or the visually challenged among us.
What would be the best thing to clean lenses with or best micro fibre
cloth to buy?
Got a tiny little cloth thingy with the rift but not sure about the
quality or how long it would last etc.
Apparently you arent allowed to use liquid to clean the lenses of the Rift
or camera.
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