Breaker – Vivid Vision

When playing on the DPVR P1 Pro, the ball moves to the edge of the screen and becomes unreachable.

The remote control pointer may be offset from where you're actually pointing.To fix this:Point the remote straight ahead and long-press the home button to recenter the pointerRepeat this recentering process every few minutes as neededUse small wrist movements instead of large arm movements for better control

What should I do if I'm hitting walls or objects in my play area when reaching for the ball at the edge of the VR screen?

This happens when your play area is too close to a wall or object. To fix this:Take a step away from the wall toward the center of your play areaFace forwardPress the recenter camera buttonThis will reposition your virtual play space so you have more physical room to move safely.

Why is it difficult to hit the last block in Breaker?

This is part of the game's design. The last block is intentionally challenging for all users.Continue training and do your best to break the final block. You're still receiving valuable vision training during this time, even if the last block is difficult to hit.

I can't hit the ball at the edge of the play area with my racket.

If you're having trouble hitting the ball at the edge of the play area, try these solutions:Solution 1: Recenter your positionYour hands may be moving beyond the tracking area.Stand in the center of your play area, facing forwardPress the "Recenter" buttonMove both hands to eye level to confirm they are being trackedIf your hands are still not detected, repeat these stepsSolution 2: Check your head positionYou may be relying on peripheral vision instead of looking directly at the ball.Hold th...

I can't see the paddles in VR.

"If you cannot see the paddles (controllers) in VR, try these solutions:1. Your hands are outside the tracking areaStand in the center of your play area, facing forward. Press the ""Recenter"" button, then move both hands to eye level. If the controllers are still not detected, repeat this process.2. You are not holding the controllersHold a controller in each hand and raise them to eye level. Verify that the paddles are now visible.3. Controllers are not pairedFollow your headset's manual to...