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  1. Hello- I just purchased the Germany map, and when I loaded in, I found strange artifacts in my VR headset, mainly a dark line that goes across my line-of-sight and things get smeary below it. On my monitor, you can see the dot pattern thats everywhere. This only seems to happen on this map, though I've only also tested the Caucuses map, but in there everything looks and works fine. After extensive testing of different settings, it seems to be tied to pixel density. Anything above 1.0 causes this (I typically run at 1.3 as the cockpit is too blurry to see everything in my Q3). It happens regardless of whether this is set in game settings or oculus link. The only semi-workaround I've found is to set PD to 1.0 in game and the link app, and use the debug tool to increase PPD, however this results in jagged edges, shimmering everywhere, and basically like an old TV with the sharpening knob turned as high as it will go; blurry, but with definition. Any tips, advice? Is this a bug? If so, is this known about so it can be fixed? I haven't been able to find any discussions about it and at this point I either have to deal with the artifacts and smearing or everything being slightly blurry, and neither one is really a good solution. Cheers
  2. This does not seem to be a matter of HMD fit. I did not have this issue when I was still using my Oculus CV1 and it's only started since upgrading to the Q3. People in BSVR and PiMax seem to have mixed results as well, however as BigNewy has said over and over and over and over, he does not have the problem on his Reverb G2. So, what that means is that just because you don't have the problem, it doesn't mean others don't. Different resolutions in different displays will all need to be rendered accordingly; a one-size-fits-all does not work here. The display needs to be adjustable by the user. For me to get the HMD in the F-16 aligned so it doesn't show when I'm looking straight ahead I have to move my headset forward until the forehead pad is resting below my eyebrows. You cannot tell me that that is the proper way to wear this headset. This has been an issue for years now and it keeps getting blown off.
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