VIRTUAL WORLD AND MANIPULATION

Tuganova Luiza Djuraevna, Nurymbetova Zumrad Ruslanovna

Abstract

This article is about the acceptance of virtual environment (VE) technology
requires scrupulous optimization of the most basic interactions to maximize user
performance and provide efficient and enjoyable virtual interfaces. Motivated by
insufficient understanding of human factors implications in the design of
interaction techniques for object manipulation in virtual worlds, this paper presents
results of a formal study that evaluated two basic interaction metaphors for virtual
manipulation—virtual pointer and virtual hand—in object selection and positioning
tasks.