OpenXR motion reprojection

[mbucchia]

3 hours ago, jurinko said:

reprojection settings disappeared from openxr toolkit

This likely means you are using SteamVR.

[j9murphy]

I've disabled the toolkit for now, and everything runs great.  I'll fly like this and then reintroduce the toolkit later with all settings reset to default - then I can gradually reintroduce some settings to see if I get any additional improvement, but right now it works great ( 1/2 framerate, prefer fps, optical flow enabled) - looks great, and smooth!. Thank you for your continued work @mbucchia!

[Silver_]

I have activated and deactivated motion reprojection many times, every time that I have release or update, be it DCS or an openXR tool, and I don't quite understand how some people do well. I still see the edges of the cockpit of, for example, the F16 as a very unpleasant undulating effect when I do fast rolls, for example. In the end I have to go back and deactivate everything again. Without reprojection I get stable frames between 45-65 FPS so I think the problem is not the processing speed of my graphics card or my processor. Let's see if someone can explain to me how to do it because I have already thought about the same thing many times without success.

[Sr.]

1 hour ago, Silver_ said:

I have activated and deactivated motion reprojection many times, every time that I have release or update, be it DCS or an openXR tool, and I don't quite understand how some people do well. I still see the edges of the cockpit of, for example, the F16 as a very unpleasant undulating effect when I do fast rolls, for example. In the end I have to go back and deactivate everything again. Without reprojection I get stable frames between 45-65 FPS so I think the problem is not the processing speed of my graphics card or my processor. Let's see if someone can explain to me how to do it because I have already thought about the same thing many times without success.

Don't sweat it. In my case, I can make it look good, and performs solid 45fps but, even the slightest amount of ghosting, wobble, or blur has become unacceptable to me. Knowing I can simply run my G2 at 60Hz and get relatively perfect performance, and crank the visuals and resolution.

This doesn't just apply to OpenXR (or Composite), I had same experience back when I ran via SteamVR. 

[Silver_]

7 hours ago, Sr. said:

Don't sweat it. In my case, I can make it look good, and performs solid 45fps but, even the slightest amount of ghosting, wobble, or blur has become unacceptable to me. Knowing I can simply run my G2 at 60Hz and get relatively perfect performance, and crank the visuals and resolution.

This doesn't just apply to OpenXR (or Composite), I had same experience back when I ran via SteamVR. 

We are on the same wavelength my friend.

[Willie Nelson]

For my money, I was seeing flickering artefacts on external lights (taxiway lighting and lamps etc outside the aircraft during night flights) until I "disable(d) NVIDIA Optical flow acceleration on RTX cards".

This made a big difference to motion reprojection for me.