Study the approach to designing a virtual reality environment.
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This article Study and gather knowledge and factors for designing a virtual reality (VR) environment in order to apply the knowledge that has been studied and guide the design of a virtual reality (VR) environment, including developing techniques that can be further developed. with the design of virtual reality environments in various forms Covering to related fields The objectives are 1) to collect data on the design factors of a virtual reality (VR) environment; 2) to analyze the design of a virtual reality (VR) environment; 3) to apply knowledge as a guideline for the design of a virtual reality environment (VR) by the sample consisted of Multimedia design student at Naresuan University and 3 experts were used. Virtual reality (VR) environment factors that can be applied and developed further in research.
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