both eyes into one?

[ChanceBrahh]

Im looking to stream some il2 but it makes it extremely hard to when the viewer sees this from my desktop. Is there any way i can set it to show one... like a merged image?

 

 

[variable]

I don't stream much, but it looks like you just take one eye - prefereably your dominant eye since that is the one you aim with.  I noticed that IL2 shows the left eye on the desktop monitor, which for many people is their non-dominant eye, so it's weird watching people shoot and it doesn't look like they are aiming.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1XwLFRxSRw

 

[dburne]

Not sure what device you are using, I think with the Rift it has an option to mirror image to desktop.

Might be in the debug tool.

[chiliwili69]

Yeap! with the Rift you can use Oculus Mirror to display just one eye (left or right)

the "Oculus Mirror" tool (Located at C:\Program Files\Oculus\Support\oculus-diagnostics) which displays what you actually see in the Rift. You have a number of options (described at https://developer.oculus.com/documentation/pcsdk/latest/concepts/dg-compositor-mirror/ ) 

 

With the Vive you can use SteamVR Display Mirror, although it seems it doesn´t use the actual image displayed on the headset before lens distortion is applied.

 

I used Oculus Mirror here:

https://forum.il2sturmovik.com/topic/30436-pixel-density-supersampling-at-steamvr-oculustraytool-and-oculusdebugtool/

 

Edited May 21, 2018 by chiliwili69

[ChanceBrahh]

thanks for the replies yeh i should of mentioned i use the Vive.