FoV has no bearing at all. You can use the middle mouse button and push it forward/pull back to change head position, but there is no way to save it. I tend to just slightly tilt my head up (raise my chin(s)) and recentre to get a consistent, slightly closer head position

I do not know the price well, but Pico4 in amazon second hand cold be an option (if you are lucky) and you neet to plan 15 USD for virtual desktop.

On the sub 50 usd , i did experiment VR on the cheap with smartphone google (30 usd), and a software called IVRY avaliable in steam… The result is vr on the cheap, but does not match any dedicated VR device to me.

This is my humble opinion.
Have anice day all

AFAIK yes you will be able to modify the pink area, but not as easy as drag and drop and there will be certain preset models available from the beginning.

@kata_sim
I think 90° input translating to 90° output is way to much this is how I have setup mine.
you dont want to have your head to move 45° up and 45° down physically (cant’t you even see your screen while doing so?)
the 20 to 180% is my personal preference and also depends on everyones setup like distance to the camera, used input device and so on but might give you a starting point
I personally prefer to have a assymetric setup for pitch so that I have to move may head way less to look down to the cockpit but more if I look up along the canopy.
Another thing I recommend on all three pitch roll yaw to have a slight deadzone, so it kinda snaps if you are looking straight and dosn’t jitter if you dont have your head perfectly still.
You can adjust the curves while the tracker is running and see the red dot moving along the curve helps to fine adjust
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@Razor161 said in Varjo Aero and Foveated Rendering:

@Icer
That‘s interesting. Picos new PCVR streaming software (Pico Connect) has fixed foveated rendering (at least it looks like that).

Varjo Base has FoR, but if the game has not built it in, it does not have it. IL-2 is an example of this…

@oleuzop have that, just barely fits in my luggage (if I don’t decide to buy new a new wardrobe lol), thanks for the suggestion!

I’ve used it a lot with my facial interface mods to make more look under so I could see my physical MFDs and other home cockpit stuff. Works just like normal. Can’t speak to the AR passthrough issues though.

@oakdesign Is done. Very smooth indeed. Thank You!

@Archer They have one here in the UK too. Not even an hour away from me. I think it was 5 weeks after I posted the headset and they were still “processing” my return. I asked for a refund which took another 3-4 weeks as they kept asking for another chance and that my replacement headset was being processed/expedited/on-the-way. I was clearly liaising with someone on the other side of the planet instead of someone on the same timezone as myself.

Serously guys, give ALVR a try. Today just out of curiosity I did image quality test between latest VD and ALVR nightly.

Just a note for a test I disabled “full color range” option in ALVR. It suppoesedly had to improve color reproduction at extremes of color range, at least on my Pico it causes image to look washed out and lacking contrast. Render resolution used was 3056x3056 for both runs.

But even with old color computation algo ALVR did produce much clearer image than VD on godlike settings with 10-bit HEVC @150mbps bitrate. It also shimmered a bit less on ALVR.

@mobua
SteamVR for BMS for the moment, IIRC.
I think OpenXR is for some future versions, so not yet implemented.

@Seifer
Thatnks for a hints.

ALVR issue #2013 on Linux side is already solved in master, I’ve reported one for Windows as well.
It’s there, ‘tho’ is a bit harder to spot as it happens only in UI after exit from 3D world.

@tdr said in Which is the best Visual VR?:

@Atlas
Well, I dont know if I have to laugh or cry. Maybe is better laugh, because I would like to update my pc, but not sell all my blood just for a game. But, at the end, I appreciate your advice, surly I will up date some of my devices, but step by step. 😉

You don’t have to play in VR. 1080p works fine.
You can play in VR with lower-spec hardware, but obviously it won’t be “best visual”.

You do get what you pay for and unfortunately, getting the best in VR isn’t cheap… but again, VR isn’t mandatory to play BMS.

I will up date some of my devices, but step by step

Consider how quickly you can do this. If you can upgrade the entire system over the course of a year, then maybe. But why not just save for a year and upgrade everything in one go?

If you are talking a year or so from buying one thing to the next, then that may still be a good idea. Any longer than that and you risk one component being rendered obsolete before you complete your entire upgrade; unless you are buying top-tier stuff each time… which is another discussion altogether.

@albertj I’m using Quest3 powersupply connected directly to the RUXELY Adapter USB-C to Gigabit Ethernet

@Enginikts Hi, IDK about VR, but an old trick is to lean back as far as possible and hit F12. When you lean forward into position you see more of the HUD

@sniperpr1 can you start steam Vr on its own? Ie take BMS out of the picture completely?