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Changing to ULTRA clouds appeared to resolve some of the closer jagged edges (for meTM ymmvTM).

Thank you so much for fixing the clouds guys.

I don't think I've seen it any another other place than... Windows Settings > Mixed reality > Headset display > Frame rate

+1 for OSS LUA PRs in all modules WITHOUT resorting to 3rd party tools.

+1 for OSS LUA PRs in all modules

Do you use IFF?

Please remember we all have different experiences with jitter. Mine is directly related to micro-movements of my headset. Nothing has changed for me with 2.7, in fact, it has been worse today because of increased anxiety.

I can't resolve the disconnect of legs, arms and especially hands. Some in-game joint articulation of the hip, knee, elbow and wrist... exposed via API... mmm...

Yes, for me, in VR, it is quite nauseating. Entering "2" in the number of players box reduces the lag considerably.

Maybe your platform is stable and does not require a restart after changing missions or aircraft./ We all have different experiences of DCS.

Like I said, not cool to erase/change historic content. I understand your positions and do no accept them. Thanks

I will test later, but the default.vrsettings option is still available... C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\MixedRealityVRDriver\resources\settings\default.vrsettings

When you edit a post...

"Subject to Change" does not justify removing evidence.

I'd guess Flight Envelope. Normal parameters for conditions, then + loadouts. EDIT: Bad guess EDIT: Thank you Kisi (below)

Rewriting historic forums posts and hiding evidence is not cool.

I took the plunge sir, all good so far. I also updated nVidia game driver yesterday too, also no problems. MSI Afterburner 4.6.4 (beta) upgrade failed to OC my 1080Ti, so downgraded back to 4.6.2.

Hi Pappy, I have tried all the nVidia, WMR, StreamVR and DCS settings I could think of, sadly nothing digital has worked. My solution involved a clamp My issue is directly related to the VR headset motion sensors, and their ability to detect the tiniest micro movements such as my pulse, tremors and shakes. I read that HP tested using the Reverb as a heart rate monitor. These micro-movements are translated to DCS Head Mounted Displays, Zoomed-in-World, and Clouds. I can cope with the HMDs and Zoomed-in-World because my brain expects them to wobble; similar to hand-holding unstabilised binoculars or telescope. Of course, there are ways to make the whole world wobble

I moved a couple of terrain folders to a new SSD drive and setup symbolic links.

No change, still close to invisible with any sunlight on my VR setup.

Forced IPD does not make any difference to cloud vibrations in my Reverb G1. Yes, they are vibrations! 20, 40, 50, 60, 70 and 90... still, I did get to play Ant Man and Godzilla!

I may be wrong, but I believe (hope) it will be the ability to map 2 and 3 position toggle switches correctly. Currently, we have to use external tools or LUA editing to map things such as Gear Up + Gear Down to a single 2-position toggle switch.

Personal narrative, not a study.

I had a similar experience while experimenting with one of the shader mods (Keggy's I believe). It was taking several minutes to close DCS until I restored.

Agreed, it is clear he is using a mouse and keyboard setup!