Labroisse

That dude is strong! Lifted that engine out like it was nothing lol

Merry Christmas/happy Hannukah/joyful Festivus to all! Ferd

Hey Barton. Congrats on the new pilot! Ferd

Nope definitely is supported. Eye tracking is not. The Pimax version caused major stutter but the mbucchia version works very well for me. Increased frame rates a bit and most importantly just eliminated stutters at higher resolutions noted above. Give it a try, it's easy to uninstall if you don't like it.

See here: https://github.com/mbucchia/Quad-Views-Foveated/wiki/DCS-World Download and install Mbucchia Quadviews: https://github.com/mbucchia/Quad-Views-Foveated/wiki/#download--installation Download and install Quadviews Companion: https://github.com/TallyMouse/QuadViewsCompanion/releases Set Quadviews Companion: Pimax settings for DCS: (this is for the Crystal Light, not sure how this would work with Crystal with eye tracking) Be sure to turn Quadviews on in VR tab of DCS. I also run Pimax at 120hz and set DCS frame rate limit at 120hz. I was using Pimax's quadviews but got terrible stuttering. MBucchia's seems to work very well and almost completely eliminated stuttering even when the frames drop into the 50s and 60s downs low over big cities. You can always lower the Pimax resolution down from 1.03 and lower the foveated resolution down in Quadviews Companion from +225% to get better framerates.

Looks fun Von. Did you hang ten?

I center in the Pimax software before every DCS session after starting Necksafer and that usually fixes this problem for me. You can do that either with a controller or if you have controllerless mode enabled in Pimax Play, by holding down the up volume button on the headset and then centering when the menu comes up.

They have an english cockpit as well. Helpful

I can run IL2 at 1.03 resolution in PimaxPlay and it pretty much always sits at 60 FPS (I have it capped to 60 fps in pimax play and Openxr tools). I use 4x FSAA in-game and I see very little shimmer. It actually looks awesome, quite a bit better than the G2 and with slightly larger FOV.

Leave OpenXR Tools for WMR, you can use that for Il2. You will also need opencomposite so that you don't have to use SteamVR for Il2. You can ditch the rest.

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Hey Leep!!

That's super cool.

I use the same Pimax Play settings in IL2 as with DCS. in-game MSAA antialiasing is a massive performance hit, so I use FXAA X4 which is actually very good with Pimax' high res. You can use Open Composite to switch from SteamVR to PimaxVR and use OpenXR Tools in IL2 as well to adjust colors, etc.

I wouldn't call it a "hack", it is simply replacing the third party DLL file (nvngx_dlss.dll) in the DCS game directory with the most current version. If you are currently using DLSS you should at least try the updated version of the DLL. Even if you don't change the DLSS preset from the default ("c"), it is still better image quality than the outdated version of the DLL that DCS is using and virtually eliminates ghosting. You can always change it back by doing a DCS quick repair or saving the old DLL.