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This paper investigates how the size of virtual space and objects within itaffect the threshold range of relative translation gains, a Redirected Walking(RDW) technique that scales the user's movement in virtual space in differentratios for the width and depth. While previous studies assert that a virtualroom's size affects relative translation gain thresholds on account of thevirtual horizon's location, additional research is needed to explore thisassumption through a structured approach to visual perception in VirtualReality (VR). We estimate the relative translation gain thresholds in sixspatial conditions configured by three room sizes and the presence of virtualobjects (3 X 2), which were set according to differing Angles of Declination(AoDs) between eye-gaze and the forward-gaze. Results show that both size andvirtual objects significantly affect the threshold range, it being greater inthe large-sized condition and furnished condition. This indicates that theeffect of relative translation gains can be further increased by constructing aperceived virtual movable space that is even larger than the adjusted virtualmovable space and placing objects in it. Our study can be applied to adjustvirtual spaces in synchronizing heterogeneous spaces without coordinatedistortion where real and virtual objects can be leveraged to create realisticmutual spaces.

Effects of Virtual Room Size and Objects on Relative Translation Gain Thresholds in Redirected Walking