@Virus but is it working? Can you load steam vr and look around using the headset?

Same as i had until i installed steam vr app. Works ok since then. Make sure the settings for using different apps is enabled in your desktop app.

1366x768 seems a really low resolution, i think it needs to be higher than that?

@Nickos86 yeah i get the jhmcs thing too, there is a .ini hack but i’ve forgotten what it was. The clouds rotate like they do in 2d, i think its to do with the fact they are sprites and not really 3d. DCS was the same until the recent cloud update.

Nice update, just a quick note… is the menu screen now able to be resized to fit modern displays? Thanks for all the hard work

Another plus here for W10, runs bms and all i need without issue.

@POLARIS1:

Had the same issue with the 1080Ti until a good friend suggested I tick off in the configuration:
Hardware > Shaders > Shadow Mapping > Focus Shadows.
I’ve got only Cockpit Shadows ticked in that section.

This simple change bumped up my FPS by 30.
Since it only affects your own shadow over objects I could exchange seeing my own shadow on the tarmac or sea or clouds for a huge increase in FPS.

I know what your saying but bms without the shadows under aircraft at bases etc doesn’t look great at all, hard to turn that one off

@Planehazza:

For some reason people’s sigs only appear in some posts here, never worked out why.

Here’s my preset: https://sfx.thelazy.net/games/preset/6772/

H, how do i use your settings? Do i load it via the reshade menu or rename it and overwrite an existing file, and if so which one? Reshade is completely new to me…

@McGraw:

Surely nobody still believes the human eye 24fps myth anymore yet it’s still being spread. If you switch to 60fps video from 24fps blu ray or whatever then the difference is staggeringly unnatural at first yet eventually makes 24fps seem unnatural.

30fps console games are unplayable to me and the joy of Prepare3d meaning I don’t have to put up with 25fps is wonderful.

Fair enough some individuals might not be sensitive to low fps but this is just mis-information in my opinion.

I’m also not sure that visual acuity has anything to do with FPS sensitivity but maybe I’m wrong.

Perhaps I was wrong to accuse of trolling but to try to bust a non-myth with a well known myth annoyed me and I was very surprised to get to my reply without anybody on here saying anything.

Very true, you can tell when things are around the 30 easily, over 60 isnt a myth but almost a requirement in a lot of games these days, the difference can be very noticeable between 25-30 & over 60.

Yes its wide open…