Yet another WMR update

[whitav8]

Don't forget that this new version of SteamVR for WMR updated the default.vrsettings file so as to remove the reference to RenderTargetScale - and therefore turned off reprojection. We need to edit the file again.

I am running the SteamVR SS at 160% with reprojection=motionvector and it seems pretty clear and side-window smooth on my Odyssey+ (9700K@5Ghz + RTX2070 ). Most instrument panels don't require leaning in anymore.

I have to say that I am very impressed now with the Odyssey+ clarity. It has come a long ways from release back at Thanksgiving. I still want a working Reverb for my flight sims but the O+ blur is almost gone. This shows that the raw video content that we feed to the HMD needs to be inspected somehow - the "monitor" window doesn't cut it. Also, the fact that this video image is much clearer now points out just how important the image processing software that provides SuperSampling, antialiasing, anisotropic filtering, sharpening, FOV distortion, etc is to the final result. We were adjusting this and that and coming to the conclusion that we needed to return the HMD. I'm glad I hung in there eight months - had to do a lot on leaning in to get by.

[E69_Qpassa_VR]

All I did before these updates was to use the zoom implemented by the game

[SCG_Wulfe]

Strange, for me as of this update I have extreme side window blur when maneuvering, what did you enter in the default.vrsettings file>?

[whitav8]

I just repeated the old reprojection setting:

 

 "motionReprojectionMode" : "motionvector",

 

But I have also dropped the SteamVR SS setting from 220% to 164% over the last 2 to 3 weeks so that my resolution is 2120 x 2640 for the Odyssey+

[SCG_Wulfe]

Ah, 

Yes, makes sense.  This solved my side window blur when maneuvering, thank you.

Wow that is a high SS setting. You don't have issues with spotting at those settings?

[whitav8]

I probably do - I'm not expert enough yet. Just a newbie as far as IL-2. I've been flying VR for a couple years now though. Aerofly FS2 is sharp and smooth.