Marco Schaap

I've recently edited my graphics.lua (in DCS program folder) DCS World Open Beta\bin\Config\graphics.lua according to this guys findings: It basically cuts the number of triangles your system has to render and fill (both cpu and gpu). I've edited the file in Notepad++, CTRL+H (Search and replace). Search for: "lodMult = 1.0" Replace with: "lodMult = 0.5" Don't copy the "quotes". It gives me a much better experience in VR. Hope it helps!

I'm gonna test this tonight:

Me neither, hoping my PointCTRL will be produced in reasonably short time. I ordered in july 2021

A few questions, I also use the Reverb2, combined with OpenXR @75%. Comparable settings to what @BIGNEWY posted, shadows on "flat". I use smaller values for Preload Radius, Forest Visibility, Forest Details, Scenery Details and Clutter / Grass. Especially at low altitude / on the ramp these settings have quite an impact. MSAA Mask is 0.35 What timings does your (RAM) memory run at? My rig: Ryzen 5800x (OC) 32GB G.Skill 3733@C14-14-14-34 Radeon 6900XT (OC) Samsung 980 Pro for storage Reverb G2

Or multi-threading

Luckily you were able to fix it. I'd go for the non system-wide installer this time. Makes it all easier to move back also. Hope it helps!

What's your hardware config?

Try SteamVR on the same settings and see if you reach the same level of clarity and smoothness. Last time I checked I still ran back to OpenXR.

They didn't, 22.5.1 is still the way to go.

Yeah, that's all in order, it's completely gone when I revert and I found this on the AMD forums: https://community.amd.com/t5/drivers-software/black-screen-and-or-flickering-vr-wmr-and-reverb-g2-with-22-5-2/td-p/526619 Seems to be a known issue, so probably wait till it's fixed.

Hi, Yesterday I updated my GPU drivers from 22.5.1 to 22.6.1 (it includes sereral optimizations for DX11) and immediately I encountered lag in DCS. Tested several other games in VR which were unaffected. It is quite visible, you literally are being set back 1 or 2 frames when the lag occurs, which makes you feel like flying backwards. Reverting to 22.5.1 solves the issues. Anyone else encounter this?

@BIGNEWY would it also be possible to change size and color of the cursor? I woul love to be able to change the size and color of it.

Check the VR tab in settings and see if "Enable VR" checkbox is ticked?

Nope 6900XT User here, big benefits!

Well said sir, couldn't have said it better myself.

"I can not name an other game which is CPU limited after I render over 7K combined resolution" Try Assetto Corsa Competizione in VR. And it's not even completely single threaded. It utilizes a few threads for different engine components.

I would like to be able to make the cursor smaller, or less bright in color to make it less annoying. I operate the cockpit with my head solely and I think that is very intuïtive. I would like to be able to set an offset for the cursor, especially on the vertical axis to make my neck less strained. The size, opacity and color break my feeling of immersion a bit, but I wouldn't remove the function at all!

Is your acquisition set to FXD or TADS? I mostly see my cold started AH64 setting ACQ to FXD what could imply (I don't exactly know how George works) it only sees target in a limited LOS. I manually set my ACQ tot TADS everytime after a cold start and have no problems with George picking targets.

https://gitlab.com/Jabbah/open-composite-acc/-/releases

Did you tick Enable VR headset in the VR tab in Settings? Writing your message in this tone will probably yield you a lot of helping hands.

Yes, that is what he did. The mod is meant to bypass SteamVR and now he set SteamVR as OpenXR runtime. Gains probably reduced to 0.

I'll try this out, thanks! EDIT: That works great! My center is a little off but I can live with that for now

I have the same, for both the Apache and the F16 HMCS

I think you're missing the point, but hey have it your way

Hi, I posted this a while ago, but never received any respons, which might be due to posting in the wrong forum section. I hope someone can help me: Thanks in advance!