Lange_666

Because it never did, not in 2.7 nor in any other version. Same goes for MSFS and IL-2, they suffer from the same problem. The issue has been around since TrackIR exist, the only solution is to sync your frames with the TrackIR pull rate (or a division of it).

Also, it might be easier to search for that lost FPS window in 2D rather then in VR.

Using the search option (on top of the page) for this topic reduces those 110 pages to 3. Still to much?

It's ST related (at least for me). ST: Green box visible MT: No green box visible. Same mission, same settings, same options

The problem comes from OpenXR Turbo mode set to ON in MT (in ST there is no such problem). If set to OFF i don't have that problem. Personally, i need it to set to ON in MT to prevent stutter, so it's either crashing/freezing DCS when the headset is removed or stutterfest while flying.

Don't use the presets editor, just select a preset you'll find on the on the home tab. Launch DCS, adjust your settings , quit DCS and the next time you use this preset it will load in those settings. You can then rename the preset to VR or Pancake.

Rift-S here, same problem. Works fine in ST, not in MT. Putting a bit of black tape over the proximity sensor doesn't work either for me.

Do you run the latest Target with older scripts? If so, use the previous defines.tmh, sys.tmh and hid.tmh instead of the new ones.

Reset by a button or command i don't know but since you can grab it and move it around and it remembers it's last position, the coördinates must be stored somewhere. Question is where...? Do you need to press twice to get to the stats window? If yes the the FPS window still opens (hidden). If you dragged it to the bottom left it should still be there then. You can't drag a window totally out of sight in Windows, there's always at least one pixel line visible, if you know what to look for. Grabbing this is then another thing... You could maybe try another resolution which could make it more visible (dunno, just an idea).

Really? What kind of trouble (since this is your first post in this entire topic)? Uninstall: You just remove the .exe and the directory it created in your saved games folder.

2 methods: Use the DCS Updater Utility that Rudel-chw mentioned here above (you can do a lot more with it the just update or revert, highly recommended DCS tool). or manually: Syntax: DCS_updater.exe [command] [version]@[branch] Which gives: Your Drive:\DCS World OpenBeta\bin>DCS_updater.exe update 2.8.8.43704@openbeta You can find the version numbers here: https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/news/changelog/

You should get the FPS counter on first press, then on the second press you should get FPS counter AND the other stats, on the third press both should close. You didn't play around with the size of the FPS window by accident?

You need double dashes in front of both -force_enable_VR and -force_OpenXR, not single ones. Like this: --force_enable_VR --force_OpenXR

What do you see that i don't see?

Gents, BIGY doesn't bite... get over it.

I would not use the Options Preset Editor for that. Just go to the home tab, select any preset there, start DCS, make the changes you want in the settings, press OK to save the settings, quit DCS. Then that selected preset will have your settings now. Then change the name. Next, select another preset on the home tab and repeat until you have the needed presets done.

DCS_updater.exe [command] [version]@[branch] That would be: Drive:\\DCS World OpenBeta\bin\DCS_Updater.exe 2.8.8.43704@openbeta Or you could use SkateZilla's updater to revert to any previous version (and a lot more): https://forum.dcs.world/topic/134493-the-dcs-updater-launcher-gui-utility-version-20-2023/

Using the link to VR Bugs subforum from the Virtual Reality forum results in "The page you requested does not exist".

This problem still exists in 2.9. MT with Oculus software needs OpenXR Toolkit with Turbo set to ON to run smooth (ASW enabled). DCS crashes when headset is not activated (by putting it on my head) or when the headset is removed (and the VR render stops). Headset: Rift-S

Same here. Maybe a few secs extra but nothing to complain about.

That's the video i was referencing to: It's starts off with DLSS, then later in the video DLAA.

That's nothing new, loading unused objects/textures like flares or explosions has been causing stutters since the very beginning of DCS.

@dburne: Sim folder should be looking like this: https://forum.dcs.world/topic/134493-the-dcs-updater-launcher-gui-utility-version-20-2023/?do=findComment&comment=5309900

That's not entirely true. While DLAA gives very good results in reduction of shimmering other stuff looks worse. There's ghosting on various "little" objects, the video posted here somewhere on the Harriers dials is a nice example just like the F-18 AA radar sweep line, with MSAA it's a solid coloured green line, with DLAA it's not, the green goes from dark to light and changes while running up and down the sweep line as it moves across the display. So it's a trade-off (again). I reverted back to MSAA already because once i noticed all the little things that are not so good, i started to look at them all the time.