stuartpb
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8 years ago That's right - looking at Reticulum again, I didn't avoid it out of an aversion to fuse timers, I avoided it because it's poorly-factored in way that makes it so the reticle can't be hidden when not in VR mode. In light of this, I'm going to make my own reticle library that takes a few cues from Reticulum, but presents a much more open and explicit interface (rather than just doing a singleton).
When I originally implemented the reticle for our VR interaction, I eschewed a library like https://github.com/skezo/Reticulum in favor of writing a custom reticle, since Reticulum didn't seem to have any way to disable fuse timers; however, now, I'm seeing most people who interact with this preferring to not have to touch the screen (especially since we started using the Homido Mini to demo instead of the ViewMaster), and fuse buttons make more and more sense.