reported HDU lines and numbers distorted in VR when looking up when mixing with blades

[BIGNEWY]

3 minutes ago, Moxica said:

Now I'm confused.
What motion smoothing are you using, if not the one on openXR (WMR)?
I don't suppose it is Steam?

Hi, 

My problem is I was using a G2, I am not any more, I have the PIMAX Crystal. 

I am simply asking if anyone is still seeing issues. 

thank you 

[Moxica]

I will surely test Motion reprojection on G2 as soon as I get home from work.

[Moxica]

Yep. Its still there.

[lefuneste01]

Hello, you can use my mod..it should solve your problem.

 

https://forum.dcs.world/topic/356128-reshade-vr-enhancer-mod-vrem/#comment-5503216

 

Edited September 24, 2024 by lefuneste01

[MoleUK]

11 hours ago, BIGNEWY said:

Hi all, I was checking over this report, can you please let me know if you are still seeing issues? 

I tested with the PIMAX  Crystal and it seemed ok for me, but I suspect you maybe having different results still with WMR and motion smoothing enabled. 

please let me know

Might be talking out my rear end, but as I understand it this problem is caused by DCS not exposing depth buffer information for reprojection techniques like ASW to work off of. So any UI or HUD elements will end up being garbled by the rotors since it doesn't know the HUD/UI elements are supposed to be in front of the rotor blur.

Afaik nothing has changed there.

[MoleUK]

Just did a quick stress test by maxing res and increasing refresh rate while on the Chinook, UI elements are still causing artifacting/distortion with ASW in general (while everything else in the pit is actually fine) and it remains particularly bad when in combination with the rotor effect.

Edited September 24, 2024 by MoleUK

[BIGNEWY]

13 hours ago, Moxica said:

Yep. Its still there.

 

10 hours ago, MoleUK said:

Just did a quick stress test by maxing res and increasing refresh rate while on the Chinook, UI elements are still causing artifacting/distortion with ASW in general (while everything else in the pit is actually fine) and it remains particularly bad when in combination with the rotor effect.

 

thank you for checking, my report is still open and I will ask the team to take a look again.