Launch elite, go to graphic settings and change "3d" to HMD (Your chosen audio device)
Thanks!!
I don't have that option... must be time to swear at the computer and deprive it of power for a second.
Launch elite, go to graphic settings and change "3d" to HMD (Your chosen audio device)
Thanks!!
I don't have that option... must be time to swear at the computer and deprive it of power for a second.
It gets better.considering it was low settings on a four year old graphics card it looked pretty amazing to me!![]()
This is cool : https://www.reddit.com/r/Vive/comments/4jf12h/howto_configure_and_automatically_switch_between/
So it looks like you can set up 1 or more lighthouses in other rooms and have them work with your current system.
Like have one lighthouse for seated play, then another two elsewhere for a room scale setup.
Needs a bit of manual jiggery-pokery but it's cool to know the Vive seems to have been built to support it.
I've thought about this, but never checked to see if it was possible, but does it seem possible that you could "daisy chain" lighthouses in order to cover two or three rooms and a hallway between them? It seems like it would be impossible to have lighthouses in one room completely cut off from lighthouses in another room, since they need to sync with each other (right?), but maybe as long as one lighthouse in each room could see one lighthouse in the "next" room it would work?
As soon as I got my Vive I started imagining lighthouses that were the size of a lime or something, and cost 20 bucks each, and you could put them in every room in your house and the software could redesign every "level" to include going up and down stairs and down hallways and whatnot. With cheap enough and plentiful enough lighthouses it'd be pretty easy to have an "infinite" room scale.
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/htc-vive-vr-headset-vr-000-hc.html
Am an Oculus Rift man myself but with a £50 saving compared to ordering from HTC due to no postage, I would be tempted if I had not already put my flag in the sand.
Just a heads-up to others. Overclockers price is slightly higher than the others (there's a surprise...) - the UK price is meant to be £689, and that's the price at Currys/PC World and at Scan.
afaik, they are the only places in the UK that HTC/Valve have teamed with to sell the Vive direct in the UK
PLease don't flame the noob, but can someone post a REALLY basic beginner's guide to setting up the Vive with ED? Does ED have to be transferred to Steam library to play it in VR? I've started SteamVR in the background and launched ED as usual but I cannot find any options related to VR. Sorry for being crap. Any help appreciated
You don't need to install it through steam. Just launch Steam VR (installed in Steam) and then when you launch the game go into the Graphics and click the + to open the options until you Find 3d. Select HMD Speakers or Headphones and it should load in VR for you
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PLease don't flame the noob, but can someone post a REALLY basic beginner's guide to setting up the Vive with ED? Does ED have to be transferred to Steam library to play it in VR? I've started SteamVR in the background and launched ED as usual but I cannot find any options related to VR. Sorry for being crap. Any help appreciated
You don't need to install it through steam. Just launch Steam VR (installed in Steam) and then when you launch the game go into the Graphics and click the + to open the options until you Find 3d. Select HMD Speakers or Headphones and it should load in VR for you
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That option doesn't appear. That's what I find most confusing...
Exactly this. Its very easy to get up and running. Just make sure to set VRLow or VRHigh depending on your spec and start out with 1.0x supersamping (bump up later only if your hardware can handle it). I'd also suggest enabing the SRV horizon leveling option in the graphics settings. It basically causes your view to always level with the horizon when driving around on planets. Its not perfect, but it helps a TON with nausea. With the setting off you will be bouncing all over the place and the motion sickness can get pretty nasty. If you get framerate jitters from having supersampling too high that too can lead to barf city. So unlike in non VR games where I tend to set everything to max, then back off until I like it. In VR I start on the low spectrum, then nudge upwards.
i7-6700k/GTX970 (both OC'd) steam score 8.5-8.6 - VRHigh 1.0xss. 1.5xss doesn't work very well for me unfort. Very jittery in stations especially.
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Try setting the game to windowed mode, then setting for VR. Maybe that'll help?