Adafruit 3d-printed Wearable Goggles (Remix)

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I am building these items myself. My notes include: -I've been working with a 0.89 scale model due to space constraints on my print bed. -I encountered difficulties printing the hood and addressed the issue by fixing areas prone to 90-degree overhangs. -The LCD screen I'm using comes from http://goodlcd.en.alibaba.com/product/1889728595-212666913/5_TFT_LCD_Module_800x480_resolution_wide_lcd_panel_GD50TN33_GTT050RDH03.html and offers an affordable $60 price point while still aligning well with the STLs. Screw holes on the "backplate" should fit nicely. -The lenses I used can be found at http://www.surplusshed.com/pages/item/l3786.html and easily snap into place in the given STL files, achieving a near-perfect focal length. -I've added standard orange felt for padding, secured with hot glue, along with cheap elastic bands as straps from a craft store. The overall comfort is remarkably high! Currently, I'm struggling with issues caused by the lenses creating a noticeable gap in my field of view around the screen's center. Additionally, there's an evident disparity between my left and right viewpoints, much like what the Occulus Rift addresses by dividing the monitor into separate feeds. However, finding software that allows my graphics card to accomplish this real-time splitting remains a challenge for me, prompting a request to point out potential solutions or directions.