Daube
SOH-CM-2024
Hi all,
I am finally the owner of a VR headset and I started using it in P3Dv4, using the native VR of the simulator (no FlyInside, for now...). It works well but I'm looking for more information, tips and tricks, etc... in the P3Dv4 context.
Of course, the VR experience is really stunning, as everybody has read several times already (and yes, it IS beyond anything you could read).
However I'm still trying to understand the various settings, with various questions like:
- What does this or that mean?
- Should I adjust this in StemVR or somewhere else ?
- Should I use any additional software (like, does the Occulus traytool work/is necessary for my WMR helmet?)
I'm not sure how many people took the plunge and went for a WMR headset.
I know a few of you guys went for the Occulus Rift or the Vive, which have their own settings and software, but there is little to no feedback at all regarding the WMR headsets. That's why I created this topic.
If anybody has any tips to share, or even just questions to ask, you're welcome here
I am finally the owner of a VR headset and I started using it in P3Dv4, using the native VR of the simulator (no FlyInside, for now...). It works well but I'm looking for more information, tips and tricks, etc... in the P3Dv4 context.
Of course, the VR experience is really stunning, as everybody has read several times already (and yes, it IS beyond anything you could read).
However I'm still trying to understand the various settings, with various questions like:
- What does this or that mean?
- Should I adjust this in StemVR or somewhere else ?
- Should I use any additional software (like, does the Occulus traytool work/is necessary for my WMR helmet?)
I'm not sure how many people took the plunge and went for a WMR headset.
I know a few of you guys went for the Occulus Rift or the Vive, which have their own settings and software, but there is little to no feedback at all regarding the WMR headsets. That's why I created this topic.
If anybody has any tips to share, or even just questions to ask, you're welcome here