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Hunting for the stutter-free VR experience.
jurinko replied to Panzerlang's topic in Virtual Reality
I have just reached that meta - finding out one has to use Meta quest link as OpenXR runtime and switch the turbo in OpenXR tools on. I had been using SteamVR as OpenXR runtime since Meta Quest Link alone stutters, also reprojection with SteamVR looked better than with Meta. With SteamVR, I used PD 1.2 with DLSS to have smooth performance (72 Hz all the time) above Patagonia mountains and forests. With Meta link runtime+Turbo on, I can have either PD 1.3 with DLAA, or PD 1.5 with DLSS. Clouds, visibility on max, forest settings 80%, ground shadows off. Specs: 5800x, 4080, 64GB, latest Nvidia driver. -
Can we get hand adjusted famous peaks in the Falklands, like Two Sisters or Mount Longdon? Just to elevate few altitude points (I did maps for other sims so it is doable). Second, the rocks on Falkland peaks are now of brownish color and round shape, but in reality they are whiteish as the rocks on textures and sharp shape. Low polygon models would be more realistic. Thanks.
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I created maps for old IL-2 Sturmovik and for Condor gliding sim. The SRTM elevation data publicly available are quite good, but here in Iraq they are higher resolution. Combined with the texture and various bushes one gets a real feeling of altitude. Now excuse me, as I am off in F-5E quick start again
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Northern mountains are awesome. I need to switch the reprojection, but worth it. Finally a map with realistic terrain (South Atlantic is close behind). What prevented other maps to have such sharp cliffs and mountain ridges?
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One thing is sure, that SSD manufacturers will have good 2025.
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There is a part of falklands which has poor fps: looking west from port stanley, but it is not the stanley as when flying above in eastern direction, it is fine. The poor fps area extends to the mt longdon or those rocky mountains, some 10 km east of stanley, and then everything is ok. But if I turn back towards stanley from there, it starts again until i reach stanley. I thought those rocks on the mountain crests are the culprit, but they are everywhere and do not make issues further.
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[Official] SimShaker for Aviators
jurinko replied to f4l0's topic in PC Hardware and Related Software
Zdravey Andre, sorry for off topic but when will Simshaker be updated for Condor 3? Thanks! -
Which VR headset do you primarily use for playing DCS?
jurinko replied to NineLine's topic in Virtual Reality
Quest 3 with steamvr as openxr runtime on cable. Much better performance and visuals than meta openxr runtime. -
Well I resigned and mapped the voice commands to engage/disengage ASW ("space", "warp"). I need it only at Afghanistan and Norway low level above buildings and trees.
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My Quest3 stopped engaging ASW when getting bellow 72 fps. I used Oculus debug tool, it used to default to ASW off, but now it completely ignores the ASW set to auto. I tried Oculus Tray Tools, ASW was on Auto by default, I let it run in the background and it worked perfectly. But then I messed with it (tried to make a DCS profile, then deleted it) and now ASW does not engage again. I can set ASW to 45 Hz and it is on all the time, but I want to switch it on only if necessary. Thx, J
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I can finally fly Afghanistan and Kola map. I still need ground shadows and flat shadows blur off, but overall good job.
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Yes, it runs still better than OpenXR.
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Lost few controls but performance is back before the F4 patch. South Atlantic looks awesome. Parts of Afghan as well.
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I have found, switching the ground shadows off but letting the shadow blur on smooths the sim immensely, while still providing shadows. Dcs got worse for me with the Phantom patch but this fixes it. Quest 3 cable.
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Regular FPS drops when looking at the ground on Caucasus
jurinko replied to IRRE_Schwarzy's topic in Game Performance Bugs
I have found that switching the ground shadows off cures the problem, introduced in the F-4 patch.- 28 replies