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Overlay Display

Due to the adoption of the OpenVR API directly integrating into the underlying rendering pipeline, you can experience low-latency, multi-mode translation display without switching out of the game screen.

Display Feature Overview​

Translation Result Fixed Mode​

According to different user anti-motion sickness situations and screen interaction needs, we have built-in different display position modes:

  • Fixed in Real World Space (World Space) The translation result overlay is pinned stationary in a specific position in the VR scene, and will not follow movement even if you turn your head. At the same time, using the binocular parallax and spatial depth calculation function, the overlay has an intuitive three-dimensional sense without destroying the immersive experience.
  • Fixed in Front Field of View (Head Locked) The translation content follows head movement, always displayed directly in front of the field of view.

Wrist Persistent Display Mode​

Shrink the translation result and bind it to the wrist position corresponding to the controller, you only need to lift your wrist when needed to read. For detailed usage tutorial, see: Wrist Display Feature

Voice Translation Subtitle Overlay​

After enabling voice translation, the recognized and translated speech content is also displayed in front of you in real time as an overlay. Its display mode, alignment, flow direction, background transparency, font size, position, and depth can all be configured independently, and it supports following the view or being fixed at a point in space. For detailed instructions, see Voice Translation.

Switch Between Original Text and Translation​

After enabling the "Switch Between Original Text and Translation" option in basic settings, you can switch between original text and translation by pulling the trigger, making it convenient to compare with the translation or verify the accuracy of the recognition result.

Status Text Display​

Status prompts overlaid in front of the field of view such as "recognizing" and countdown timers can be controlled through the "Enable Status Text Display" switch in the Overlay Settings, and their color, font size, position, and distance can be adjusted.

To modify preferences such as the text block transparent color, depth mode, interface text rendering effects, or screenshot frame style, please go to UI Settings -> OCR Image Translation Settings.