Vision correction simulation system and methods of use

A process for displaying one or more visual scenes comprising:

• receiving instructions for displaying the one or more visual scenes at a simulator application operating on a computing device from a controller application, wherein the instructions include one or more selections for the one or more visual scenes and manipulation criteria;
• loading the one or more visual scenes for display according to the one or more selections for the one or more visual scenes;
• manipulating the one or more visual scenes according to the manipulation criteria, wherein the manipulation criteria comprises at least one of applying one or more filters or manipulating a mesh applied to the one or more visual scenes;
• and
• displaying the one or more visual scenes in three dimensions;
• wherein:
• the one or more visual scenes comprise at least one of one or more visual effects, one or more vision correction treatments, and one or more ocular disorders.

A process for vision correction simulation comprising:

• generating a first set of instructions, via a controller application, for displaying a first view of the patient simulation to be viewed in two dimensions using a first simulator application;
• generating a second set of instructions, via the controller application, for displaying a second view of the patient simulation to be viewed in three dimensions using a second simulator application;
• transmitting the first set of instructions to the first simulator application and the second set of instructions to the second simulator application;
• and
• synchronizing the first view to the second view by tracking a position and head orientation of a patient;
• wherein:
• the first set of instructions and the second set of instructions include manipulation criteria for manipulating one or more visual scenes by applying one or more filters or manipulating a mesh applied to the one or more visual scenes;
• and
• the first view and the second view correspond to one or more visual scenes for displaying at least one of a visual effect, a vision correction treatment, and an ocular disorder.