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SUMMARY:Display Size and Targeting Performance: Small Hurts, Large May Hel
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DESCRIPTION:Technical Papers\n\nDisplay Size and Targeting Performance: Sm
 all Hurts, Large May Help\n\nKim, Madhusudan, Watson, Boudaoud, Tarrazo...
 \n\nWhich display size helps gamers win? Recommendations from the research
  and PC gaming communities are contradictory. We find that as display size
  grows, targeting performance improves. When size increases from 13" to 26
 ", targeting time drops by over 3%. Further size increases from 26" throug
 h 39", 52" and 65", bring more modest improvements, with targeting time dr
 opping a further 1%. While such improvements may not be meaningful for nov
 ice gamers, they are extremely important to skilled and competitive player
 s. To produce these results, 30 gamers participated in a targeting task as
  we varied display size by placing a display at varying distances. We held
  field of view constant by varying viewport size, and resolution constant 
 by rendering to a fixed-size off-screen buffer. This paper offers further 
 experimental detail, and examines likely explanations for the effects of d
 isplay size.\n\nRegistration Category: FULL ACCESS, EXPERIENCE PLUS ACCESS
 , EXPERIENCE ACCESS, TRADE EXHIBITOR\n\nLanguage: ENGLISH\n\nFormat: IN-PE
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URL:https://sa2022.siggraph.org/en/full-program/?id=papers_311&sess=sess15
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