Oculus/Meta ASW and WMR Motion Projection

[VR Flight Guy in PJ Pants]

Are they the same/similar technology? If I am using Quest, should I care/worry about Motion Projection? Especially in terms of OpenXR

[slughead]

They are similar. If you are using Quest, you use ASW (asynchronous space warp as they call it). If you are using WMR (which you can't with Quest) then you would be using motion projection. ASW is enabled by default with the Quest.

[VR Flight Guy in PJ Pants]

Thanks.

More question: Is there a way to turn ASW off all the time? Or at least every time I go into Oculus Link mode automatically? I need to run a script every time to do so.

[SebastianR]

You can change it in real time: Control + 1, 2, 3, 4. 

 

Edited April 30, 2023 by SebastianR

[VR Flight Guy in PJ Pants]

Thanks

[slughead]

You can permanently disable it using the Oculus Debug Tool.

[SebastianR]

24 minutes ago, slughead said:

You can permanently disable it using the Oculus Debug Tool.

No, you can't

[slughead]

I can. I tested it and the setting persisted after a reboot.

[SebastianR]

From service to oculus link the changes are temporal. Oculus link section is permanent and change registry entries 

[slughead]

It is persistent for me. Your version of Oculus seems old. The latest (v51) allows local dimming which I am using. What version are you running?

[SebastianR]

That was not my image, it was to use it as an example.  I had quest 2 for two years and for a month now I have pico 4. In the two years, disabling asw never persisted. Yes they did the data that if they write to the windows registry

[DirtyMike0330]

12 hours ago, slughead said:

It is persistent for me. Your version of Oculus seems old. The latest (v51) allows local dimming which I am using. What version are you running?

 

9 hours ago, SebastianR said:

That was not my image, it was to use it as an example.  I had quest 2 for two years and for a month now I have pico 4. In the two years, disabling asw never persisted. Yes they did the data that if they write to the windows registry

I am on the latest software and ODT ASW settings don't persist for me either; I am just in the habit of opening it up after I connect the link cable. Which is fine, since I use ASW for some sims and disable it for others. 

[VR Flight Guy in PJ Pants]

Not persist here neither.

[erniedaoage]

You could try using the occulus tray tools and make some profiles for different sims. At least it changes the profile specific settings for me everytime i use it.