Or this
To get Elite going with Oculus SDK .8 or later going:
•Windows 7 or 10, latest updates
•Steam installed (does not need to be running) - Beta option must be set
•SteamVr tool installed (does not need to be running) - Beta update option must be set
•Oculus SDK 8.0 installed
•Elite Dangerous 64 bits installed
Start Elite Dangerous 64 bits via it's launcher (it does not care whether it is launched through steam or not)
If the first time, Elite option graphics -> select HDM in 3D
Yes this is exactly what I am doing.
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Mirrored view is on by default with the newer runtime in elite, you can lower the res of the window, which from what I can tell boosts FPS, but you cannot disable it. At least not to my knowledge.
I'm not sure what a 980 has anything to do with it though. I had one this morning and got better performance with it than I do now after the changes...
Hey Cylon, my point is that it's steam VR doing the mirroring, I don't actually have steam or steam VR running, but the mirror still seems to comes from steam VR.
Do you have steam VR installed? For me at least that is what is causing the issue.
@ghcannon - The performance reduction I see from the mirror is exactly the same as what I would get with the app config mirror, I can't see how that is a coincidence.
To clarify - 0.5 silky smooth when I'm playing ED by myself (planets & surface) A friend stops by to demo, I activate the app config mirror and FPS is fine unless in stations and on the surface, still playable but a noticeable performance drop.
That is exactly what I see with this new mirrored window in 0.8