Jimd0586

Thanks Edmuss. I returned the headset and went with a new 32" 1440p monitor and Trackir instead. I appreciate everyone's input.

Hi all. With Multi-threading now out for DCS, I am curious about processors. I am running an 95 9600k OC'ed to 4.6ghz on each core. I am wondering if this is going to bottleneck my computer. I would prefer to keep the same mobo if possible. If I go down that route, is it going to help me to get a better CPU on that socket? Any suggestions? I just upgraded to the 3060ti. I am trying to determine where next to put my money for the best possible budget experience. 24 Gb RAM (8x8 and 4x4) i5 9600k OC'ed RTX 3060ti OC'ed Windows 11 DCS- Steam

Thank you Mbucchia. I imagine that upgrading to a better VR setup like a Meta2 won't help? I know DCS is quite a hog for power but I really thought the 3060ti could handle it. If I purchased and installed the Meta 2 headset could it maybe run a bit better?

It works with SteamVR

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Yeah, followed the instructions for OpenXR installation and it doesn't appear to see my PSVR: null

This is really a two part question. And I will start with saying that my guess is the RTX 3060ti just can't pump out the frames for VR. I am getting poor fps and quality on my setup but heard OpenXR may improve performance. I just don't know if it will work with PSVR. Here are the questions: 1) Can PSVR use OpenXR? 2) If so, how? I am brand new to VR after upgrading my graphics card to a RTX 3060ti. I found a good deal on a used PSVR and figured why not give it a try. I play DCS in steam and bought the PSVR IVRY software. It is working but the picture quality is lacking. I am wondering what the issue is, if it is settings or my hardware just isn't good enough. Maybe someone can help? When playing on the monitor without VR, I am running at about 140 fps on Normandy in my P-51D at 1080P and mostly high settings. With VR on and using my PSVR I have to turn most of the settings down pretty low. With so many layers, IVRY, SteamVR, DCS, Nvidia Control Panel... I just don't know how they interact. Any help would be appreciated. Computer Specs: Windows 11, Steam, RTX 3060 ti (OC'ed), 24 GB (dual channel 8x8, 4x4), Motherboard Gigabyte Z390 Auros Elite, Intel Core i5-9600k (OC'ed), 650 Watt PSU (circa 2010), 1 TB SSD.

I didn't know where to post this so I came here. I am brand new to VR after upgrading my graphics card to a RTX 3060ti. I found a good deal on a used PSVR and figured why not give it a try. I play DCS in steam and bought the PSVR IVRY software. It is working but its pretty jittery, especially comparing maps Normandy to Channel. I am wondering what the issue is, if it is settings or my hardware just isn't good enough. Maybe someone can help? When playing on the monitor without VR, I am running at about 140 fps on Normandy in my P-51D at 1080P. I am not sure how best to setup DCS in game, IVRY, or Steam VR to make everything run best while not looking completely jagged. Again, maybe I just don't have a good enough computer? I sure hope that's not the case. With so many layers, IVRY, SteamVR, DCS, Nvidia Control Panel... I just don't know how they interact. Any help would be appreciated. Computer Specs: Windows 11, Steam, RTX 3060 ti (OC'ed), 24 GB (dual channel 8x8, 4x4), Motherboard Gigabyte Z390 Auros Elite, Intel Core i5-9600k (OC'ed), 650 Watt PSU (circa 2010), 1 TB SSD.

No suggestions?

So my main monitor is a 1920x1080 display. The two other screens are lilliput 8" 800x600 screens. The only success I have had is to use the lua file : Camera+ LMFCD_auto_placement but that only displays one MFCD. The LMFCD+Camera+RMFCD creates the issue you see in the screenshots where only the center monitor (main monitor) is used and it is split three ways to show the main view and both MFCDs. LMFCD+Camera+RMFCD.luaCamera+LMFCD_auto_placement.lua That is where I am at.

Ok. I’ll get that info posted tomorrow when I get home

So I finally got my second monitor in but my troubles are anew. Does anyone have a Lua file with a three monitor setup I could use? My main is 1080x1920 with two 8" lilliputs. I have attached screenshots to show what is going on.

Ok. Thanks. I'll try

Roger. Thanks! Ok. So, before I read your message here, I kept screwing around and got the DDI to display the top left portion (ignore that the screen is on the right side of my main monitor)... See DDI Partial. I continued trying different settings in DCS, Windows, and lua. Nothing... UNTIL I changed the monitor placement to the attached "Camera+LMFCD". NOW IT WORKS!!!! The problem is that I will soon be getting a second idential 8" lilliput monitor for the Right DDI. I do not have a monitor setting LUA file for Left and Right auto placement. Just Left and Right as attached. I'm afraid when I do finally get the second 8" monitor I will find myself in a similar situation again with the main monitor working, one of the two DDIs working, but the other not working. Camera+LMFCD_auto_placement.lua LMFCD+Camera+RMFCD.lua

So, I tried with the lilliput display to the right of the main 1920 x 1080 display and below the main display but aligned on the left side. Neither worked. I am wondering if I am missing something? I have included screenshots and the lua file from the second attempt, below the center screen and left aligned. Any suggests? I say "viewport" mentioned on the other post. Am I supposed to have a file that designates what the small screen displays? In this case I want it to display the left DDI. HSBMFD1.lua So, I tried with the lilliput display to the right of the main 1920 x 1080 display and below the main display but aligned on the left side. Neither worked. I am wondering if I am missing something? I have included screenshots and the lua file from the second attempt, below the center screen and left aligned. Any suggests? I say "viewport" mentioned on the other post. Am I supposed to have a file that designates what the small screen displays? In this case I want it to display the left DDI. HSBMFD1.lua