@Maverick996
As @Flow32 mentioned, this may be an overheating issue. Do you have HWiNFO or some other monitoring software? Might be a good idea to run it, do a flight or two (until crash) and see if your temps are getting too hot.

Make sure you clean your fans! What is your ambient room temp? IIRC, you are located in EU?

Hi @greenman!

Although I’ve never tested you should use Airlink with oculus 2 the process should be pretty much this one:

Open Oculus App in the computer Open SteamVR in the computer Open Airlink in the q2 headset
At this point you should see SteamVR view in the headset Launch Falcon BMS with VR activated (easy from Alternative Launcher)

Also, if you feel like, you can try Steam Link App from oculus store (it’s free) in the Q2 headset

https://www.meta.com/en-gb/experiences/5841245619310585/

It’s similar to Airlink but I believe (anyone correct me here please if wrong) you don’t need to be running Oculus App in the computer.

Hope it helps!!

Good luck and enjoy!! 🙂

@Atlas said in Voice Attack, game audio, and Quest 3:

So I finally figure out how to make the mic on my Quest 3 work… note that I had no issues with the Reverb G2 mic or the Pimax Crystal mic. Trying out some of my common commands in Voice Attack using Semler’s profile, I am getting 95% or more misses on the voice commands.

Do I need to re-train voice recognition using the Quest 3 mic? Or is it just a shitty mic to begin with and might as well use my headset (Arctis Pro) mic?

Not only do you need to retrain, but you need to do so in a new Speech Profile - replied already to your similar post in my AVCS thread, but will quote it here for anyone else who may run across this forum post because it is the proper solution when switching to a different microphone while using WSR:

@SemlerPDX said in AVCS4 Immersive Voice Control Radios for VoiceAttack:

I am uncertain about the quality of the Quest 3 mic, however, voice recognition speech training is specific to both the voice of the person who trained it, and the microphone they used to train it (hopefully at least three times, completely through the entire session).

If either of these things change significantly, you need to create a new speech profile, and then go through the training session again (at least three times). Since you are using a new microphone, you’d want to create a new speech profile. If you flip-flop between this microphone and another when using VoiceAttack for different games (perhaps some not in VR), then you’d need to switch between your original speech profile and this new speech profiles created for the Quest 3 VR Mic.

As you can see in the linked post below, we can delete existing speech profiles, and create new ones, or set which speech profile is active - follow these steps to create your new speech profile for Quest 3 and train it up:
https://forum.voiceattack.com/smf/index.php?topic=64.0

@Atlas maybe in the next decade 😄

@Tomcattwo
Regardless, it works with the Quest 3 and is even better than the Meta version when it comes to BMS + OpenKneeboard.

@greenman consider a pico 4 as an in between option - visually much better than the q2, with pancake lenses so much larger sweet spot, not as well made or comfortable as the q3.

I’m trying out some passthrough apps or handtracking so that I know at least a little bit where my digits are during flight but I’ve noticed that when enabling passthrough, there is a little lag on the edges of the display when I move my head and I can see my room for the brief instant when the picture has moved but the picture at the edge of the display has not yet been drawn in.

If playing with the exact same settings but without passthrough, I can shake my head at the same speed and I don’t get any of this “sneak peek” effect. With passthrough, I don’t even have to move my head very quickly, just a normal-speed turn-my-head-around-to-check-for-#2 and I get this effect.

Does this happen to anyone else?
If someone can please share their optimised Virtual Desktop app settings, that would be great!

Why does my screenshots look like this:
q3srnshot.png

Those black sections were definitely not in my view when I took the screenshot!

When I start up Virtual Desktop on the headset, I get this:
q3srnshot1.png

“Streaming performance will be degraded”
Is there any way to fix this?

Thanks!

@SebastianR
Yep it’s doing about the same thing, but in a different way, which seem to matter somehow.

BTW, if you are struggling with the SteamVR Home being uncentered, there is a Developer Settings in SteamVR to Quick Calibrate the room. Place the headset on the floor, click Quick Calibrate, and the SteamVR Home will be recentered.

@SoBad Thanks, that’s what I needed! Cheers!

Has anyone got Oculus hand tracking to work with BMS? It would be very useful to be able to emulate a mouse pointer so we can interact with the cockpit instead of using an actual mouse.

I just found the solution. I realised that I can connect via Quest Link and still use Steam VR. And now it works just fine.

Tomahawk

Hello all,
Anyone have any experience using SideQuest in developer mode for adjusting Quest 2 or 3 settings? I’ll leave some links below for those who may not have heard about SideQuest.

When used in Developer Mode you can make some adjustments to the headset itself (including higher lens resolution, and even adjusting horizontal and/or vertical FOV). I haven’t tried it yet but may do some experimenting if/when I can get the time.

SideQuest for Oculus Quest: Everything You Need To Know

How To Sideload Content On Meta Quest Using SideQuest - Winter 2023

Oculus Debug Tool Guide for Quest 2 - Why & How To Use

Regards,

@MCDeedle ,
Your settings recommendations worked well for me. I tried the KTO Benchmark scenario using your settings but with BMS graphic settings of AA set to 8 and Trilinear buffering on. FR was about 40ish on the taxiway and dropped into the low 30’s, and as low as 28 during the flight. Then I flew it again with AA set to 1 and Trilinear buffering off, and FR on the taxiway was in the 70’s, and lowest was 66 during flight.

I can fiddle about with it some more, but as it stands your recommended settings seem to work well for me. I appreciate that you took the time to share them.

For those wondering about battery life, I have been using a BoboVR Halo strap with battery on the Quest 3 headset. The Bobo battery keeps the headset at 100% for two hours of use in BMS, and then the headset will go about another 2 hours before it gets close to dying. This is using Virtual Desktop + Steam VR for running BMS.
Regards,
Tomcattwo
(VoiceClone)

@b0bl00i Thanks, I got helios working. Reality mixer just kills the smoothness, like very tiny jerky moving head around …

No Reality mixer, it’s absolutely stunning and smooth

Helios is a little choppy.

I tried Helios dcs, and I can’t get viewports to populate (I know this bms, But trying different sim) Has stuttering with Reality mixer…we are so close to AR!

Take a look at this one:

https://www.amazon.se/kompatibel-Stouchi-laddningsport-strömförsörjning-dataöverföringslänk/dp/B0BNNCB8D9/ref=sr_1_5?crid=1QWXNOHWYCKEL&keywords=quest+3+link+cable&qid=1704442089&sprefix=quest+3+link%2Caps%2C102&sr=8-5

@1508AD said in Quest 3:

Come on guys. Surely someone is flying with a Quest 3.

How is it? Upgrade? Sidegrade?

See here

@scubapics Thank you! Was hoping for better resolution with BMS