With each update always update your IPD!

For anyone with blurry issues or out of focus issues you ned to remember to update your IPD settings each time you upgrade ED.
Heres how:

In your ED settings file the "IPDAmount" should match the "IPD" value of your Oculus profile. To fix this you copy the "IPD" value from C:\Users\@@@\AppData\Local\Oculus\ProfileDB.json and paste it to "IPDAmount" in your C:\Users\@@@\AppData\Local\Frontier Developments\Elite Dangerous\Options\Graphics\Settings.xml file. Replace @@@ with your username.
 
Wait, so games such as ED do not grab the IPD setting on a driver level and thus the rift configuration setting??
 
By my IPDmount that gets hooked to ED I've seen fish with greater IPD............It was true but in beta......It they are not hooking to up with the OR config file then we should give up.
 
Sry to be a noob. What is IPD ?

It's Inter-Pupil-lary Distance. If you look into someone's eyes you will see two schoolchildren staring back at you. The IPD is the distance between those two children. You can use a tape measure to get this size, but don't ask one of the children to hold an end for you. They'll just offer you an end of their own tape measure instead.
 
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It's Inter-Pupil-lary Distance. If you look into someone's eyes you will see two schoolchildren staring back at you. The IPD is the distance between those two children. You can use a tape measure to get this size, but don't ask one of the children to hold an end for you. They'll just offer you an end of their own tape measure instead.

Look into my eyes...Look into my eyes...3...2...1 click
 
thank you very much for this info brother, i was wondering why my head was being pulled apart after 30mins, looks much better now ;)

MM
For anyone with blurry issues or out of focus issues you ned to remember to update your IPD settings each time you upgrade ED.
Heres how:

In your ED settings file the "IPDAmount" should match the "IPD" value of your Oculus profile. To fix this you copy the "IPD" value from C:\Users\@@@\AppData\Local\Oculus\ProfileDB.json and paste it to "IPDAmount" in your C:\Users\@@@\AppData\Local\Frontier Developments\Elite Dangerous\Options\Graphics\Settings.xml file. Replace @@@ with your username.
 
I strongly doubt this setting has ANY effect.
ED uses the SDK which supplies IPD from the oculus settings (and it works).

if you suffer from blurry vision your IPD is too far off from the 64.5mm lens-setup on the DK2.
Only a HARDWARE modification can solve that.
 
I have a 70ipd and the separators just don't work right for me (focus is completely off) so I deal with a blurry right eye. Its actually not to bad, my brain seems to filter it nicely.
 
Thanks for this info OP, my IPD was 0.062, bit ED had it as 0.010. Has been driving me nuts how it has been different for a while.
Seems to have made it some much clearer.
 
I have a 70ipd and the separators just don't work right for me (focus is completely off) so I deal with a blurry right eye. Its actually not to bad, my brain seems to filter it nicely.
You probably already know this but IPD measured by an optician is not always the same as the IPD calculated using the Oculus config utility. Something to do with there being a difference depending on whether you are focusing on distant rather than close objects.

I think its strange that you would need to manually enter these values. Has there ever been an official word on this or is it just a case of previously edited settings not getting updated after an update?

ps nice story frank :)
 
Just did the latest update and my IPD didn't change back to default. Still the same it was when set months ago. Thanks for the update. I'll keep checking with every update to make sure.
 
looks like I'm lucky, it's working fine from the get-go. Then again, I haven't fiddled, maybe it caaan be better. Either way thanks for the info!
 
I didn't think that the IPD got reset any more. Just checked mine and it hasn't changed. Last time I remember having to manually change it was back in beta 2. Might be worth raising a ticket?
 
I strongly doubt this setting has ANY effect.
ED uses the SDK which supplies IPD from the oculus settings (and it works).

if you suffer from blurry vision your IPD is too far off from the 64.5mm lens-setup on the DK2.
Only a HARDWARE modification can solve that.

Nope you're wrong. I just did this and it made a MASSIVE difference. No placebo effect, massive difference.
 
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