Goggles

Harkwit · March 2018

Hey, so, eh... When will this be fixed?

I've taken the liberty of pinpointing where my character's pupils are, if you can't see anything wrong with the picture.

Harkwit · March 2018

How it should look!

TelvanniWizard · March 2018

They are special reflective lenses, that will catch all the light of wathever you´re looking at, at then redirect that image reflecting it in the superior part of the lens, your eyes located behind that part. That way you recieve the best image while protecting your eyes of extreme light caused by sun and magicka.

WhiteCoatSyndrome · March 2018

TelvanniWizard wrote: »

They are special reflective lenses, that will catch all the light of wathever you´re looking at, at then redirect that image reflecting it in the superior part of the lens, your eyes located behind that part. That way you recieve the best image while protecting your eyes of extreme light caused by sun and magicka.

I think OP means that Dunmer is looking out of the goggles with his cheekbones, rather than with his eyes as intended. Feel free to correct me if I'm misunderstanding, @Harkwit .

TelvanniWizard · March 2018

As shown by the image, the pupil area of the eye is covered by the superior part of the lens. Thus justifying my li´l joke.

ghastley · March 2018

I don't see a problem. Yes, the goggles do project below the normal line of sight, but we look down to read a lot more than we look up, or our eyebrows wouldn't be where they are. When you wear bifocals, your normal vision is through the top half, and the lower is for reading. If the goggles moved with the eyeball, you'd have a point, but they don't.

Harkwit · March 2018

ghastley wrote: »

I don't see a problem. Yes, the goggles do project below the normal line of sight, but we look down to read a lot more than we look up, or our eyebrows wouldn't be where they are. When you wear bifocals, your normal vision is through the top half, and the lower is for reading. If the goggles moved with the eyeball, you'd have a point, but they don't.

Okay, but you don't read with goggles. Swimmers don't have their goggles around their cheekbones, they're affixed to the eyes with the center of the glass meeting the pupil.