偽裝網(wǎng)的風(fēng)格和形式多種多樣。偽裝網(wǎng)可以有單一的顏色，也可以由許多顏色相似的碎片組成。使用這種模式的原因是它會(huì)造成視覺混亂。雜色偽裝圖案的曲折線條有助于隱藏形狀，即身體的輪廓。當(dāng)你看到與環(huán)境相匹配的雜色偽裝時(shí)，你的大腦自然會(huì)將彩色圖案的線條與樹木、地面、枝葉和陰影的線條“連接”，從而影響你感知和識別穿著偽裝的人或物體的方式。

There are various styles and forms of camouflage nets. A camouflage net can have a single color or be composed of many fragments with similar colors. The reason for using this mode is that it can cause visual confusion. The intricate lines of the variegated camouflage pattern help to conceal the shape, that is, the outline of the body. When you see mottled camouflage that matches your environment, your brain naturally connects the lines of colored patterns with the lines of trees, ground, branches, and shadows, thereby affecting the way you perceive and recognize people or objects wearing camouflage.

人類的感覺器官自然會(huì)將世界上的分為不同的對象。當(dāng)你看某個(gè)場景時(shí)，你會(huì)通過眼睛和其他感覺器官收集很多信息。為了讓顯意識理解這些信息，大腦需要將它們分為不同的組成部分。當(dāng)大腦感知到一個(gè)與綠色碎片相連的長直立區(qū)域時(shí)，你會(huì)將偽裝網(wǎng)絡(luò)識別為一棵樹。當(dāng)大腦在給定區(qū)域感知到許多樹時(shí)，你就會(huì)把它們理解為一片森林。在分析視覺信息時(shí)，大腦一直在尋找連續(xù)性。

The human sensory organs naturally divide the world into different objects. When you look at a scene, you will collect a lot of information through your eyes and other sensory organs. In order for the conscious mind to understand this information, the brain needs to divide it into different components. When the brain perceives a long upright area connected to a green fragment, you will recognize the camouflage network as a tree. When the brain perceives many trees in a given area, you will understand them as a forest. When analyzing visual information, the brain is constantly searching for continuity.

讓我們舉個(gè)例子吧！假設(shè)有一堆積木，共12塊。如果所有的積木都是紅色的，你會(huì)把它們識別成一個(gè)單元。但如果下面的六塊積木是紅色的，上面的六塊是藍(lán)色的，你可以將它們識別為兩個(gè)不同的單元：一堆藍(lán)色積木位于一堆紅色積木的頂部。如果你隨機(jī)混合藍(lán)色積木和紅色積木，它們就不能分成有色單元。如果觀察對象有單一的連續(xù)顏色，我們經(jīng)常將其識別為單獨(dú)的偽裝網(wǎng)絡(luò)。

Let's give an example! Assuming there is a pile of 12 building blocks. If all the building blocks are red, you will recognize them as a unit. But if the six blocks below are red and the six blocks above are blue, you can identify them as two different units: a pile of blue blocks located at the top of a pile of red blocks. If you randomly mix blue and red blocks, they cannot be divided into colored units. If the observed object has a single continuous color, we often identify it as a separate camouflage network.