It might be an idea to get used to the controls using a flat screen. It should be easier to get the hang of what you need to do to select what you want.Thank you for your helpful replies. I haven´t applied filter to exclude systems. When i type, f.ex. SOL, it does transfer the view to SOL, but it does not select the system. So route planning and such are not possible. Then i should be able to select SOL from the UI but when trying to do that it selects some other system that is perhaps behind SOL in the view. It´s hard to explain but that´s pretty much it. I am running VKB gladiator non- pro mk2 with TCWS throttle. And of course oculus rift CV1. I think i should aim to move all bindings in galmap to hotas, at the moment i´m trying to manage it with mouse.
Remarkable, a user that is devoid of constructive criticism about a technical product, those rose tinted frenzal lenses sure are godly, or perhaps the TINY field of view has extended back into the FRONTAL LOBES. Congratulations VR OEM's, your subliminal message has reached someone ...."Nothing to see here, move along".....My biggest gripe with VR is the whiny, crybaby bedwetters who don't like it.
You should watch for the reviews on the Pimax 8K, which should be posted in the next few weeks. It should solve most of your issues, assuming it lives up to the hype. I'm a Kickstarter backer, so I should (hopefully) have mine in a couple of months. They will be sold retail, later this year.The things I find lacking:
1. Small headset doesn't fit my glasses. Have to wear contacts.
2. No ventilation so I am always steaming up and sweaty under the headset.
3. No wraparound screens so no peripheral vision. Have to turn my head everywhere unlike actual reality where I can just see what is on the periphery.
4. Low resolution compared to monitors. It's just not sharp enough.
Maybe by the 4th generation of vr headsets they'll get close to something usable for everyday gaming. Current generation is good, but I don't always use it due to the above reasons.
You should watch for the reviews on the Pimax 8K, which should be posted in the next few weeks. It should solve most of your issues, assuming it lives up to the hype. I'm a Kickstarter backer, so I should (hopefully) have mine in a couple of months. They will be sold retail, later this year.
The things I find lacking:
1. Small headset doesn't fit my glasses. Have to wear contacts.
2. No ventilation so I am always steaming up and sweaty under the headset.
3. No wraparound screens so no peripheral vision. Have to turn my head everywhere unlike actual reality where I can just see what is on the periphery.
4. Low resolution compared to monitors. It's just not sharp enough.
I love the "I'm in the game" effect, but sometimes it's not enough to get me to use VR when I am not in the mood to deal with the above problems.
Maybe by the 4th generation of vr headsets they'll get close to something usable for everyday gaming. Current generation is good, but I don't always use it due to the above reasons.
There's a lot of info on the Kickstarter page, but here's the quick info:Any word on what the specs for that are expected to be? I'll probably need a new computer just to run it, and want to know what to budget for.
I replaced the sponge face trim with leather face trim, The leather has reduced fogging considerably. The leather face trim comes in different thickness, perhaps the thickest trim would increase the gap sufficiently for glasses to be worn.The things I find lacking:
1. Small headset doesn't fit my glasses. Have to wear contacts.
2. No ventilation so I am always steaming up and sweaty under the headset.