There is a version of Reshade with basic support for VR. There you can control image in VR beyond what's possible in the game. Actually if you add shaders from the standar versions of reshade to this, most of them will work. I can't live without this anymore in Elite and DCS.No option for the VR headset and this brightness / contrast / whatever thing is the worst thing for me - star corona's look fuzzy, ice planets look like little suns and my dashboard is wreathed in blackness, not just dark but merging with the outside black...
Anyone saying this is correct doesn't know how light (and our eyes) work.
Or reshade ; )Set your gamma to where it was in Horizons and make sure to turn this back off when you are finished with your Odyssey perils.
I can sort of make out some stars on the skybox this way.
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Reshade on top of an already abysmally low FPS?Or reshade ; )
I play in 4k in Ultra with ambilight, clarity and Technicolor in reshade - Maybe not always 50 fps but for me its okay GTX 1070ti palitReshade on top of an already abysmally low FPS?
OK..
and if you have geforce experience and if you are on windows.If you have an Nvidia GPU
That's one I always left alone. More hard-edged lines of sectors that I hate in the skybox. But I may mess with it now. If they never fix the double-gamma issue, that is.Stars at 32000 looks awesome in Horizons though
That's one I always left alone. More hard-edged lines of sectors that I hate in the skybox. But I may mess with it now. If they never fix the double-gamma issue, that is.