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Influence of Brightness on Anticipated Effects of Collision Caused by the Motion-in-depth of Objects in Three-dimensional Space

Motion-in-depth generally refers to the movement of objects in three-dimensional space. There may be many factors that affect the anticipated effects of collision within motion-in-depth simulations. In order to elucidate the anticipated effects of collision, it is necessary to comprehensively identify the factors that will enhance these effects. In this study, we summarized the factors affecting the anticipated effects of collision within a continuous motion-in-depth simulation. Two samples were designed for each condition after evaluating various combinations of two factors each. Through an expert interview, it was found that a combination of gradual lightening with the anticipated effects of collision showed the strongest anticipated effects of collision in continuous motion-in-depth simulations.