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Which diegetic cues (sound, light, motion) were reported to change where 360-film viewers look, including targets outside the field of view, and how does the 2019 taxonomy organise cue choices?

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Rothe, Hussmann and Allary's 2017 VRST extended abstract (head-direction heat maps from one within-subject viewing of a staged kitchen movie; participant number not given in this two-page report) reports that new sound and moving objects or lights changed viewing direction, static lights did not, and guiding at the start of a scene is hard. The 2019 Rothe-Buschek-Hussmann review (CC BY) organises guidance methods on seven dimensions (diegesis, senses, target, reference, directness, awareness, freedom) and offers use-case advice that is the authors' own proposal. The fuller 2018 AVR paper by the same group is already in the catalogue (cr-063 claims); this candidate adds the 2017 abstract and the 2019 taxonomy.

Rothe, Hussmann and Allary's 2017 VRST extended abstract (head-direction heat maps from one within-subject viewing of a staged kitchen movie; participant number not given in this two-page report) reports that new sound and moving objects or lights changed viewing direction, static lights did not, and guiding at the start of a scene is hard. The 2019 Rothe-Buschek-Hussmann review (CC BY) organises guidance methods on seven dimensions (diegesis, senses, target, reference, directness, awareness, freedom) and offers use-case advice that is the authors' own proposal. The fuller 2018 AVR paper by the same group is already in the catalogue (cr-063 claims); this candidate adds the 2017 abstract and the 2019 taxonomy. Curator qualifications: Rothe, Hussmann & Allary 2017 VRST abstract: sound and moving objects/lights redirect, static lights do not. Same group as the 2018 chapter already in catalogue cr-063: not independent corroboration. Evidence status: statements located in the cited sources by a correlated desk review (Claude); not executed; not independently reviewed.
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  • [sourced_fact] Rothe, Hussmann and Allary's 2017 VRST extended abstract (head-direction heat maps from one within-subject viewing of a staged kitchen movie; participant number not given in this two-page report) reports that new sound and moving objects or lights changed viewing direction, static lights did not, and guiding at the start of a scene is hard. The 2019 Rothe-Buschek-Hussmann review (CC BY) organises guidance methods on seven dimensions (diegesis, senses, target, reference, directness, awareness, freedom) and offers use-case advice that is the authors' own proposal. The fuller 2018 AVR paper by the same group is already in the catalogue (cr-063 claims); this candidate adds the 2017 abstract and the 2019 taxonomy. · locator: candidate evidence excerpts source

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