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Apparently its possible to see under the gap of the nose section of the headset that people have been able to look thru. Personally it would just kill immersion for me, as I can use my Hotas and type without having to look at my keyboard or Hotas. :)

 

Also VAC software will be very handy for many communication requirements.

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Apparently its possible to see under the gap of the nose section of the headset that people have been able to look thru. Personally it would just kill immersion for me, as I can use my Hotas and type without having to look at my keyboard or Hotas. smile.gif

 

That would kill immersion only if your keyboard and desk are very bright and could be distracting, otherwise, I don't think that would bother much.

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Hi

 

i just bought an Oculus DK2 and i am trying to get it to work on DCS. i have looked and tried the combinations mentioned on the web and no success. i have a nvidia vido card. please i am desperate, anyone who has it working with the latest oculus driver version and the updated dcs would be great.

 

I AM DESPERATE.

 

thanks

 

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24 Minutes with Oculus Founder Palmer Luckey on Rift CV1, Touch Controllers, Fresnel Lenses and More

 

This is a very good revue of the current Rift status, that also suggests that all specs aren't necessarily nailed down until the manufacturing process begins. It also continues to prove that those starting and indorsing the theory that Facebook, and Vive have killed the Rift will continue to be wrong.

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Hi

 

i just bought an Oculus DK2 and i am trying to get it to work on DCS. i have looked and tried the combinations mentioned on the web and no success. i have a nvidia vido card. please i am desperate, anyone who has it working with the latest oculus driver version and the updated dcs would be great.

 

I AM DESPERATE.

 

thanks

 

:helpsmilie::helpsmilie::helpsmilie::helpsmilie::helpsmilie::helpsmilie::helpsmilie:

 

You need to set the Oculus to extended mode and make sure you have clicked the option in DCS to automatically detect the Rift. From there all you do is launch the mission you want to fly and put on the Rift.

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Also, I'm not sure if DCS works with the most recent rift runtime. You may need to roll back a version or two.

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Thanks, it worked perfectly somehow!!!! it is far better that what i have imagined!!!!!

 

now i have the jittering effect when i turn my head, how can i make it smooth??

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Thanks, it worked perfectly somehow!!!! it is far better that what i have imagined!!!!!

 

now i have the jittering effect when i turn my head, how can i make it smooth??

 

 

make sure you are getting at least 75fps :) (put all of your graphics settings to low/off and see if this helps - then start turning things up one at a time to see how far you can go without it jittering).

 

Also making a new mission with only one aircraft (yours) helps too.

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DCS noob here. :D

 

So I've got the DK2 running, very smoothly, until I get near dogfights. Then my framerate absolutely tanks. Do people running AI dogfights smoothly have monster rigs cuz mine is no slouch. I have read that the current engine doesn't have hyperthreading. Could that be why? It only happens around several AI.

 

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And I've heard EDGE is supposed to have hyperthreading?

 

 

I found a second hand DK2 for 200. It looks like the CV1 announcement is already making it cheaper despite the release date being still so far away.

I'm so eager to go back to VR simming! Specially now that I have the Huey.

 

I think that guy just really wanted to get rid of that thing. Looking at eBay, you'd think the CV1 increased the DK2 price lol. Congrats though, thats a ridiculous deal.

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And I've heard EDGE is supposed to have hyperthreading?

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No.

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Woops I mean multi-threading, which dx9 doesn't have. Yea, pretty sure ED isn't working with Intel.

 

 

Also no. I had a good look but could not find the post, but a while back Wags said DCS 2 would not have multi-threading as it would not provide a good enough performance boost. I'm just going from memory so the exact quote is probably a bit different.

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Woops I mean multi-threading, which dx9 doesn't have. Yea, pretty sure ED isn't working with Intel.

 

DCS currently has multi-threading. The DCS sound engine is on one thread, and the rest of DCS is on another.

 

Rendering, even on DX9, is done via multi-threading, since modern GPUs have multiple cores.

 

What would be nice to see is ED possibly using additional threads for AI / physics, or wherever they can get more bang for the buck, since most machines running DCS probably have 4 cores these days.

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DCS currently has multi-threading. The DCS sound engine is on one thread, and the rest of DCS is on another.

 

Rendering, even on DX9, is done via multi-threading, since modern GPUs have multiple cores.

 

What would be nice to see is ED possibly using additional threads for AI / physics, or wherever they can get more bang for the buck, since most machines running DCS probably have 4 cores these days.

 

Using one thread for audio and another for everything else could hardly be called multithreading.

 

Hopefully with a bit of elbow grease DCS engine programmers will be able to spawn more than two threads at some point...

 

https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/multi-threaded-rendering-and-physics-simulation/

https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/designing-the-framework-of-a-parallel-game-engine/

https://software.intel.com/en-us/videos/dont-dread-threads-part-1/

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Also no. I had a good look but could not find the post, but a while back Wags said DCS 2 would not have multi-threading as it would not provide a good enough performance boost. I'm just going from memory so the exact quote is probably a bit different.

 

Here is the relevant quote.

 

[*]Better use of multiple GPUs (CPU multi-threading is not being pursued as it will provide little if any gain)

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Rendering, even on DX9, is done via multi-threading, since modern GPUs have multiple cores.

 

What would be nice to see is ED possibly using additional threads for AI / physics, or wherever they can get more bang for the buck, since most machines running DCS probably have 4 cores these days.

 

That's really not the same thing at all. All the GPU potential is held back by waiting on DX9's single threaded batching. Rendering should be multi-threaded in DX11 (better but not optimally), as well as allowing for some of those "whatevers" to be potentially handled via DirectCompute on the GPU (which isn't a thing in DX9). We know the core engine is single threaded (not accounting for audio), and I expect the AI will still be CPU and in that single thread. Physics makes a lot of sense to be handle via direct compute, hopefully that'll be the case.

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Thanks guys. I hope that dx11 will at least offer better CPU/GPU utilization in some way. If the current DK2 support is any indication I'd expect the CV1 to be nearly compatible out-of-box, and I can barely run the DK2.

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Wags.....Oculus is setting up its own VR store...which you visit, download games, and play all while in the Rift. Since DCS has been working closely with Oculus, will people be able to buy DCS at the Rift Home store?

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Wags.....Oculus is setting up its own VR store...which you visit, download games, and play all while in the Rift. Since DCS has been working closely with Oculus, will people be able to buy DCS at the Rift Home store?

 

I think all ED would need to do is offer DCSW2, which is free, in the OR store.

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What about HTC Vive support?

 

DCS is Steam game so I'm hoping someone is looking into this.

 

Do ED guys have Vive devkit?

 

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They do! \o/

http://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=2417071&postcount=89

 

Check the Vive thread. ED have two Vive dev kits.

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Check the Vive thread. ED have two Vive dev kits.

 

Yes, DCS has received two Vive headsets, but the big question is when or will they have time to implement support IF a lot of work is required. There is no doubt they will try the Vive headset to see how it works with the VR features already built into DCS for the Rift support, and try to access how much work would be required to implement both. BUT I wouldn't hold my breath, as I doubt the development would have much time to look at the Vive headset, when they are currently up to their ass in alligators trying to get EDGE out the door. Wags did suggest he would get back to us after the access the situation. :) Hopefully Wags will have some info before the Vive goes on sale, and the Rift preorders are available.

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I'd to hear which one is better (crescent bay or vive) from devs, if they are allowed to tell us.

I'm most interested in tracking and image quality.

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I'd to hear which one is better (crescent bay or vive) from devs, if they are allowed to tell us.

I'm most interested in tracking and image quality.

 

Promoting one product over the other would not be in ED's best interest in terms of maintaining a good relationship with the developers of VR gear.

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