These modes allow VRTP to generate "counter-optic flow" - fake visual motion to cancel out the player's motion through the VR world.

Counter-Rotation

The cage and/or skybox is rotated opposite to the Motion Target's rotation.

Counter-rotation settings.

Rotation Strength scales the counter-rotation. For example, at a strength of 1, if the Motion Target rotates 10 degrees left, the cage/skybox will rotate 10 degrees right. At 0.5, this will be 5 degrees. Moderate strengths can be less intrusive for many players while still having a positive effect. Rotation Per-Axis scales the counter-rotation strength around individual axes. This multiplies Rotation Strength on each axis.

X: Pitch
Y: Yaw
Z: Roll

Counter-Velocity

The cage is moved linearly opposite to the Motion Target's velocity. This is not available on mobile. Two modes are available: REAL and SHADER.

Both modes use the Velocity Strength and Velocity Per-Axis settings to scale counter-motion relative to Motion Target motion, as with the Rotation Strength settings. Note that the axes are in the Motion Target's local space.

TIP: Counter-rotation works on mobile with skybox enabled, but counter-velocity does not as it requires a cage.

Counter-velocity settings (REAL mode).

REAL Mode

This mode moves the cage itself. This offers the most convincing counter-motion, but requires the cage to be reset periodically to simulate infinite counter-motion.

Reset Distance: If above 0, automatically resets the cage position when the Motion Target has moved a certain distance.
Reset Time: If above 0, automatically resets the cage position after the given amount of time.
Cage motion can be manually reset using ResetCounterMotion().

SHADER Mode

This mode uses custom shaders to simulate counter-motion. This does not require resetting, and the cage remains in the same position.

To use this mode, cage objects must use the CounterMotion shaders under VrTunnellingPro/Cage.

Counter-velocity settings (SHADER mode).