ED and the Oculus Rift Developers Kit 2 (DK2) Discussion Thread
Yes, I think it is effectively reducing the resolution of the rift which is why the text gets bad.
Yup, single most effective way to increase performance but, it looks horrible at the lowest setting for sure. Gonna try to find a happy medium until I get off my lazy but and reinstall my other gtx770.
Sounds odd that you say you have about same performance in low and high settings. That's the symptoms of CPU bottleneck but you can't have that bad CPU? Other possibility would be accidently setting refreshrate to lower than 75hz.
I enjoyed 2.03 for a long time last night and felt I had much much better performance than before 2.0.
I enjoyed 2.03 for a long time last night and felt I had much much better performance than before 2.0.
After updating to 2.0.3 the graphics setting now won't allow me to adjust refresh rate and it's locked to 75hz when the rift is selected so it looks like this problem was fixed. Try it out and let me know if it's the same for you.Any sane way to get the FPS whilst in the Rift? Haven't been able to figure that one out
Did you make sure to take the Oculus Image Quality slider down as well? Will make the text look pretty bad but should help with performance. I needed it about half or 3/4 ways down with my 280X and other graphics setting at medium or low.
I agree but, the difference for me between maxed out settings and lowest is virtually non-existant.
My processor is an i5 4670k I believe and I have 8gb ram.
One thing I have noticed is with bright sunlight behind me the HUD gets very orange and the when I look to one side its lighter with a slight stutter. To me this is the camera responding to ambient and changing the HUD but also slightly losing connectivity.
Is anybody getting any visible image warping around the peripheral vision. I have noticed it happening ever since Beta 2.0. I have my rift with the A lenses, and set to 4 notches out, and have updated the corresponding setting in the Oculus config utility.
It is like the game is still assuming I am on notch 0 (ie all the way in), and is not taking into account my notch setting against my oculus user profile (therefore allowing me to see warping around the outside of the image).
Anybody else have this?
It is like the game is still assuming I am on notch 0 (ie all the way in), and is not taking into account my notch setting against my oculus user profile (therefore allowing me to see warping around the outside of the image).
Anybody else have this?
I was under the illusion that the settings of the rift after configuration didn't need touching and that the setting of the slider was independent of what you had for the eye relief.
the best bit is how it improves my hairdo.
(apologies for the giant photo, lol)
Wolfverine !!!!!
Pretty sure you are supposed to set that slider to the same notch as you have your physical DK2 currently set to...
Its eye relief what feels better, no need to have eyes touching it too far and it feels odd.
Just quoting cybereality from OR
"Re: Measure with the "green lines"?
Postby cybereality » Sun Aug 03, 2014 2:12 pm
It's mainly there to measure IPD, but it also calculates eye-relief."
Image of Asp in the hanger.
That looks like a great cockpit for an Oculus Rift user. I was hoping it would be because Lakon did such a good job with the others. I was thinking about not playing too much with this update, now I'm tempted. If someone else could do the hard work and report back it would save me some flying. Thanks.
That looks like a great cockpit for an Oculus Rift user. I was hoping it would be because Lakon did such a good job with the others. I was thinking about not playing too much with this update, now I'm tempted. If someone else could do the hard work and report back it would save me some flying. Thanks.
When I ordered the date had just changed from Sept to Oct. I would have thought they would have ramped up their orders a little a while back to get a little ahead of expected demand.