Unless I am misunderstanding you, we've been referring to this mode as
diorama mode.
There was some discussion on it at TPAC.
Ada
On Mon, 17 Dec 2018 at 18:37, John D. Gwinner <john@gwinner.org> wrote:
> Has there been consideration for “Window on World” rendering?
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> In other words, a flat or curved display screen, with some kind of
> head/eye tracker, and possibly 3D glasses, that would render as a “window”
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> I tried some searches and got nowhere …
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> There are at least two head trackers on the market that seem to offer this
> type of environment, currently just used for games. I didn’t see that any
> browsers support this.
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> The reason I’m asking is mainly for Enterprise Data visualization. It
> would be far more comfortable to work in front of a large screen for hours
> than wear a headset at work for the same amount of time.
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