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| author | Zhang, Xiaohan Liu, Kan Liu, Yangle Li, Fengze Ma, Jieming Li, Yue |
| author_facet | Zhang, Xiaohan Liu, Kan Liu, Yangle Li, Fengze Ma, Jieming Li, Yue |
| contents | In the Virtual Reality (VR) gaming industry, maintaining immersion during real-world interruptions remains a challenge, particularly during transitions along the reality-virtuality continuum (RVC). Existing methods tend to rely on digital replicas or simple visual transitions, neglecting to address the aesthetic discontinuities between real and virtual environments, especially in highly stylized VR games. This paper introduces the Environment-Aware Stylized Transition (EAST) framework, which employs a novel style-transferred 3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS) technique to transfer real-world interruptions into the virtual environment with seamless aesthetic consistency. Rather than merely transforming the real world into game-like visuals, EAST minimizes the disruptive impact of interruptions by integrating real-world elements within the framework. Qualitative user studies demonstrate significant enhancements in cognitive comfort and emotional continuity during transitions, while quantitative experiments highlight EAST's ability to maintain visual coherence across diverse VR styles. |
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| spellingShingle | EAST: Environment-Aware Stylized Transition Along the Reality-Virtuality Continuum Zhang, Xiaohan Liu, Kan Liu, Yangle Li, Fengze Ma, Jieming Li, Yue Human-Computer Interaction In the Virtual Reality (VR) gaming industry, maintaining immersion during real-world interruptions remains a challenge, particularly during transitions along the reality-virtuality continuum (RVC). Existing methods tend to rely on digital replicas or simple visual transitions, neglecting to address the aesthetic discontinuities between real and virtual environments, especially in highly stylized VR games. This paper introduces the Environment-Aware Stylized Transition (EAST) framework, which employs a novel style-transferred 3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS) technique to transfer real-world interruptions into the virtual environment with seamless aesthetic consistency. Rather than merely transforming the real world into game-like visuals, EAST minimizes the disruptive impact of interruptions by integrating real-world elements within the framework. Qualitative user studies demonstrate significant enhancements in cognitive comfort and emotional continuity during transitions, while quantitative experiments highlight EAST's ability to maintain visual coherence across diverse VR styles. |
| title | EAST: Environment-Aware Stylized Transition Along the Reality-Virtuality Continuum |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.22056 |