EXPERIMENTAL: Virtual Reality

Hi, ich hatte vorhin einen Beitrag mit einem kleinen AutoHotkey-Skript zum VR-Start gepostet, der anscheinend vom System entfernt wurde. Könnte jemand prüfen, ob er freigeschaltet werden kann? Der Code ist harmlos und dient nur zum Starten des Spiels mit Vulkan + WMR.

 

Really fun game! The kids *really* wanted a VR driving sim where they can drive around cities with traffic... and BeamNG is amazing for that!

When fussing with the VR graphics settings, I noticed that some of the foliage (billboards?) were culling differently per eye.
As in, on my left eye I could see a clump of green bushes. On my right eye I could see the central bush and some smaller brown bushes.
I could rotate my head/move in & out to get the missing green bushes to appear on the right eye, or get them to vanish on the left eye.

I assume this is because each eye has a separate camera, each with their own draw distance/culling distance.
I wanted to point it out because it can be really nauseating & most players won't be able to spot what's causing it. Especially as it only seems to happen at the culling distance boundary.

I can submit a support ticket if this is new (I searched but couldn't find any posts about it) but I've seem that the shadows being different per eye is a known bug, so I thought I'd hold off & check.
If this is caused/fixed by the same thing, I'll avoid adding more tickets to the queue

Or even better if it's a known config thing and not a game bug

 

Sorry to go around in circles with this but I have since noticed that the work around I posted doesn’t fix the right eye stutter in external views, only internal views. I didn’t notice initially because vr is obviously mostly 1st person.
it may even be a separate bug because it is a very slightly different type of stutter - this one feels more like the game is confused about which way the headset is facing, not so much a frame timing related stutter.
So I feel like I have a combination of a frame timing issue, and metas OpenXR not liking Beam.
I’ve found after a fair bit of testing the most reliable way for me to play (not 100% but good enough to be enjoyable) is:

1. Turn off ‘game mode’ on the TV - this turns off g-sync, VRR etc
2. Set SteamVR as the default OpenXR runtime (initially this makes things way worse until step 3)
3. Force ASW to ON in the oculus debug tool

I still get some of the more funny stuff like shadows being rendered differently in the left and right eye, and the sun being in a different position in each eye, but these are nothing compared to the stutter and the game is still playable with these bugs.

 

Hello, so im having an issue where my VR Controllers are found and tracked but i cant interact with anything in the car or outside of the car. Is there any fix for this? Thanks in Advance!