Reverb G2 and OpenXR rendering far off center

[kenf22]

This is really weird, and I can't find anything on it. When I boot up DCS everything is ok. I can start a mission or use the mission editor. When I load in, it starts and the briefing is in the middle of the view as expected, but the "world" is rendered far up to the left. I center the view under the UI menu, but it just centers in that window up there. Moving my head moves the view, but the rendered "window" is still up and to the left. If I move the mouse into my view it "smears" through the black area.

[speed-of-heat]

Have you tried clearing the environment data in wmr?

[kenf22]

Clearing the environment data in wmr did not change anything. Thank you for the suggestion though.

[speed-of-heat]

if you go via single thread (and not openxr) do you get the same effect?  Are you using XRNecksafer ?

[Burt]

Resolution in DCS settings maybe ?

[kenf22]

It does not happen in steam, but I will try openxr in single thread. I have never heard of necksaver.

Not sure what you are suggesting with the resolution, it is set to the native res.

[Burt]

14 hours ago, kenf22 said:

It does not happen in steam, but I will try openxr in single thread. I have never heard of necksaver.

Not sure what you are suggesting with the resolution, it is set to the native res.

This dcs system resolution. 

[Glide]

When you try OpenXR, use the multi-thread version (MT) for testing.  Enable the Screenshot function in the OpenXR Toolkit Companion.  This will allow you to screenshot with CTRL+F12.

Also, try Win+PrintSCRN to capture the desktop view.  You can take the headset off and just hold it in front of you like it's on your head.

I assume you have Position tracking disabled in Mixed Reality > Headset Display and Input Switching set to Manually switch with Windows Logo key + Y under Mixed Reality > Startup and Desktop.

Also disable Create Virtual Displays under Mixed Reality > Startup & desktop and disable Open the Desktop view app when a desktop app gains focus on the same settings window.

Edited October 12, 2023 by Glide

[kenf22]

@Burt, it is 1920x1080, native for my screen.

@Glide, I adjusted those settings (disabled position tracking as that was on, and did not know about the screenshot)

the first is when start, the second is if I tilt my head down enough to see the hud.

Edited October 12, 2023 by kenf22

[speed-of-heat]

Try a repair of dcs

[kenf22]

@speed-of-heat repair did not solve the issue

 

[kenf22]

I solved the issue by completely removing DCS and doing a clean install of 2.9. Still no idea what was causing it.

[oakdown]

Glad to hear it is fixed, that was a strange one for sure