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Lazy Eye Selection and Core Toggles

• Lazy Eye Selection (Left/Right): This is the most critical setting. Users must select which eye is their "lazy eye" so the software can correctly apply sharpening to the weak eye and shading to the dominant one. Selecting the wrong eye can result in training the dominant eye by mistake.
• Dominant Eye Shader Toggle: Located on the left side of the panel, this allows users to turn the shading effects on or off for the stronger eye.
• Lazy Eye Sharpener Toggle: Located on the right side of the panel, this enables or disables the sharpening and flicker effects for the weaker eye.

Dominant Eye Shader Features

This section manages partial occlusion, which forces the lazy eye to work without completely blocking the dominant eye.

• Opacity Slider: Users can adjust how transparent or dark the dominant eye shader is. Setting the opacity to zero makes the screen fully black, allowing the app to act as a patching aid.
• Blur Slider: Adds a blurring effect to the dominant eye's view.
• Contrast, Brightness, and Gamma Sliders: These allow for fine-tuning the visual quality of the dominant eye's feed to ensure the lazy eye is doing the primary "hard work" of focusing.
• Full Occlusion Option: Users can reduce dominant-eye visibility all the way to full black to simulate patching while still using the same VR workflow.

Lazy Eye Sharpener Features

This section uses AI-driven visual processing to stimulate the weaker eye.

• Sharpening Slider: This enhances the image for the lazy eye. Specifically, it is designed to sharpen human figures within the video rather than the entire frame.
• Flicker/Contrast Slider: Increasing the contrast here enhances the flicker effect. The flicker is a key stimulation tool because the human brain is naturally drawn to movement and light changes, forcing the lazy eye to focus and stay engaged.

Video and Panel Controls

• Search Box: Allows users to search for any content on YouTube to use for their training.
• Playback Controls: Includes standard buttons for Play/Pause, Mute/Unmute, and a Seek bar to scroll through the video.
• Catalog/Scrolling Menu: Provides a list of default or recently searched videos.
• Panel Manipulation: Because it is a VR app, users can grab the panel to resize it or move and rotate it to a comfortable position within their virtual space.
• Reset Shaders: Reset All instantly returns visual settings to defaults when users want a clean starting point.
• Back to Control (Wrist Shortcut): A wrist-accessible shortcut teleports users back to the control panel, making navigation in VR easier during sessions.