StanS

Thank you, that is a life saver!

The floor level didn't seem to do anything related to SteamVR. However I did find that if I pressed "Reset Seated Position" while wearing the headset the view was reset. Annoyingly, it didn't seem to remember that position after I turning SteamVR off. I am still looking for a permanent solution, but this will do for now.

Hi guys, I also got the Reverb during the black friday sale. Since I'm now trying to set it up and failing miserably, I have a noob question which I think relates to SteamVR. Currently my seating position in-game (i.e. also within the menu) is way too high. I tried using the quick calibrate option from SteamVR settings, but to get a "reasonable" (but still a bit high) position, I need to hold my headset to the ceiling of my room (which is very small). Is there a way how I can fix that? I know that once I start flying I can just reset the position with Num5 but navigating the main menu is hard at present. Thanks for the help.

I'm currently also looking for my first VR headset, although I'm not experienced with DCS, I'm just starting out. In fact, I am building my first PC mainly for DCS. What would you say about the Oculus Quest? How does it compare resolution wise to the Rift S? Currently, I'm really torn between the Quest, the Rift S, and the Reverb, especially considering the latter is on sale now in the UK. For now I mainly intend to use the headset for DCS and other flight simulators, but I'm not excluding trying room-scale VR gaming in the future. P.S. I did manage to briefly try out a Rift CV1 and a Rift S. Something that I noticed was that I had a smaller FoV with the S compared to the CV1. However, the apparent resolution was much better. Could the narrower FoV be down an "incompatible" IPD that I have? Is the FoV of the Reverb bigger than the Rift S?