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@@ -149,8 +149,8 @@ Layers
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The headset module now supports composition layers, exposed as a new `Layer` object. Layers are 2D
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The headset module now supports composition layers, exposed as a new `Layer` object. Layers are 2D
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-"panels" placed in 3D space, and can optionally be curved. This might seem redundant, since you can
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-already draw a texture in 3D space with `Pass:draw`, but layers have several important benefits:
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+"panels" placed in 3D space. This might seem redundant, since you can already draw a texture in 3D
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+space with `Pass:draw`, but layers have several important benefits:
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- Quality: Layers look MUCH better than textures rendered in the 3D scene. This is because
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- Quality: Layers look MUCH better than textures rendered in the 3D scene. This is because
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the system renders the layer content after lens distortion is applied to the 3D scene, so the
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the system renders the layer content after lens distortion is applied to the 3D scene, so the
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bjorn