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When using the eye patches, the eye patch sometimes flicker and reveal the scene that it is supposed to be covering. Maybe something to do with camera clipping?

People don't look up after the test finishes. Maybe we need the test finished text to follow the player?

Even when we ask players to use the trigger to confirm their cut, people still accidentically cut the baguette, if they dont manager to move their arm back into a starting position above the baguettes position. So they accidentically cut it during a reverse movement of their arm.

Also people either Hold the trigger or "click" the trigger, there is no unified behavior, see also below for other observed gestures (illustrated):

Currently the baguette does not project a shadow. This makes it look like it is floating and affects people's depth perception in virtual reality. It is also not clear when the knife is positioned above the bread. Ideally, something like this should happen:

• One graph for baguette and one for the table. Group the baguettes left/right position.
• Log adaptation methods
• Huge table, make sure that the knife is centered.
• Mirror adaptation: knife rotation feels strange. Only knife movement, baguette and table length should be adjustable.
• Prism: only rotation on one axis? Without occlude, tangible feedback, point to target, play prism game, pre and post-test button.
• Eye-patch: use physical object (e.g. a stationary wall in scene), don’t draw attention. 30% right, 70% left.

People were writing non-numeric values into their participant IDs which does not work when we upload to DB (which take only an integer).

The baguette looks really nice, but the curvyness on the top of it, suggests very easily to you where the center, which might be problematic given the purpose of the baguette test (assessing peoples ability to cut in the center).

The baguette changes position at random on the table. This is currently not being logged to the database.

When cutting the baguette with PrismOffset set on, the cut appears to happen to the right or to the left of where the person actually did the cutting.

• The baguette is a scaled capsule and does resemble a baguette.
• The knife is too small and it is hard to distinguish its shape nor which part of it is blade and which part of it is handle.

At the moment it is unclear when the knife is able to cut the bread. We currently require a trigger to be pressed as a confirmation that the user intended to cut th knife but:

• it is not intuitive.
• there is no apperance change/visual feedback that the knife can now cut through the baguette.

There were students who wanted to track e.g. whether they were testing users with left hand or right hand, which is not something we make easy to track from the Unity or DB side.

During the student test week, participants were heard to say that the table being fixated to their position feels odd. Perhaps a better alternative is to have the table in a fixed spot in the world, close to the player's starting position?