For those of us that have bad necks and find it hard or painful to see your six while flying, and the rear side panels when starting the F16 while in VR, I managed to get the free utility called VRNeckSafer going within Falcon BMS.
The link for the utility is : https://gitlab.com/NobiWan/vrnecksafer
The author does not officially support Falcon BMS VR, but some of the issues and solutions that users of other VR flight sims have reported seem to work on BMS.
This information is from testing on an HP Reverb G2 version 2.
VRNeckSafer setup:
Did not use autorotation. Used hotkey rotation.(autorotation will probably work, did not test it)
Under settings : Game mode is “Force Seated” and Position Compensation is “In Seated Mode”.
Also cleared environment data from WMR window and redid the seating calibration:
From the top menu “Set up room boundary”, choose “set me up for seated and standing”. Make sure you are holding your headset just like the cartoon before pressing “Centre”.
The author also has an OpenXR version called XRNeckSafer, which of course does not work with the current Falcon BMS VR implementation.