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This report describes an algorithm and software for creating and displaying, in real time, arbitrary variable resolution displays, contingent on the direction of gaze. The software produces precise, artifact-free video at high frame rates in either 8-bit gray scale or 24-bit color. The software is demonstrated by simulating the visual fields of normal individuals and low-vision patients.