So I think all VR users can agree the default grey construct with a small flat window with no transform or resize or background at all is terrible, it's had absolutely zero effort put in.
Over the last week or so I've been playing around with a piece of software called Virtual Desktop and setting up NVidia Span (which I was setting up in a triple screen to gain some peripheral vision) I was able to get a virtual triple screen setup to wrap 180 degrees around the me and apart from a little bit of 'fish bowl-ing' with the fov it actually felt quite nice.
Sadly my machine is struggling with Odyssey, so anything over a single screen @ 1080p drops the framerate so the footage I managed to record looks terrible, the framerate is awful but tbh without VR the framerate with a 5760*1080 spanned display is only 30-45fps, I'm hoping someone out there will read this and having a newer machine (about 7 years old 1080ti i7-6700k) and be able to do this some justice... it might not be possible to get a decent framerate until performance issues with the game are ironed out.
So my question to Frontier is... Can you give us a window we can change the size of, curve it, maybe extend a custom display to wrap around the user more 120 degrees vs the 180 in the videos as a way to help us feel more (I'm gonna say it knowing the responses but ...) immersed (there I said, let the hate flow lol) .... and maybe if you're able to some form of backdrop to the VR world?? I know you have bigger issues to sort out right now but that viewport ...
Anyways let me know what you think... and if any of you manage to do it please let me know.
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Source: https://youtu.be/4O44ATAxa8M
Over the last week or so I've been playing around with a piece of software called Virtual Desktop and setting up NVidia Span (which I was setting up in a triple screen to gain some peripheral vision) I was able to get a virtual triple screen setup to wrap 180 degrees around the me and apart from a little bit of 'fish bowl-ing' with the fov it actually felt quite nice.
Sadly my machine is struggling with Odyssey, so anything over a single screen @ 1080p drops the framerate so the footage I managed to record looks terrible, the framerate is awful but tbh without VR the framerate with a 5760*1080 spanned display is only 30-45fps, I'm hoping someone out there will read this and having a newer machine (about 7 years old 1080ti i7-6700k) and be able to do this some justice... it might not be possible to get a decent framerate until performance issues with the game are ironed out.
- (Part 1 - The Station) - https://youtu.be/JZoNyhKmQ6Q
- (Part 2 - A Mission) - https://youtu.be/JsmhAyAj_X0
- (Part 3 - Return to station) - https://youtu.be/U9cElE-mjB8
So my question to Frontier is... Can you give us a window we can change the size of, curve it, maybe extend a custom display to wrap around the user more 120 degrees vs the 180 in the videos as a way to help us feel more (I'm gonna say it knowing the responses but ...) immersed (there I said, let the hate flow lol) .... and maybe if you're able to some form of backdrop to the VR world?? I know you have bigger issues to sort out right now but that viewport ...
Anyways let me know what you think... and if any of you manage to do it please let me know.
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