🎯Sensations

Sensations are the physical reaction that you feel when interacting with the virtual world. They are made up by a group of microsensations, which are the smallest units users can calibrate. To create a microsensation, you have to modify 6 different parameters:

1. Frequency: The frequency is the number of pulses per second the microsensation sends to the player.

   1. A micro with frequency equal to 1hz will send one pulse per second, which would feel like independent impacts (e.g. dart).

   2. A micro with a high frequency, 100hz for example, will result in a “continuous” sensation (e.g. wind, bleeding, etc.).

2. Duration: The amount of time (in seconds) that the microsensation will last. For example, if you create a sensation with Frequency: 1Hz; Duration: 1 sec, you will feel a dart after 1 second. On the other hand, if you create a sensation with Frequency: 10Hz; Duration: 0.1 sec, you will immediately feel a dart.

*You cannot establish the frequency of 1Hz in less than 1 sec.

1. Intensity percentage: Each user calibrates their maximum intensity level (100%) during their calibration process in the OWO App. You can assign the intensity percentage that users will feel. E.g: 50% of the users calibration, 75%, etc.

2. Fade in: How long it takes for the microsensation to progressively go from 0 to the assigned intensity percentage (in seconds), the maximum is 2 seconds.

3. Fade out: How long it takes for the microsensation to progressively go from the assigned intensity percentage to 0 (in seconds), the maximum is 2 seconds.

4. Exit time: The additional time in seconds between one microsensation and the next one to play.