It seems the aspect ratio is correct as per openvr.log, not sure why I never even considered to look for files in relation to openvr during my own investigation haha but you're right, the aspect ratio is not the issue.
I can never get the resolution of the headset bang on 2448x2448 as I get a random number each time steam vr opens and performs it's brief hardware check upon intialization, during this session it was running at 2460x2460 per-eye.
I'm in the process of capturing footage through the headset using my phone camera however it's difficult to stablize the footage in order to fully portray the issue I'm seeing. The skewing does not seem to appear within the LFS window on my desktop or Steam's VR Display feature D:
The roll-skewing is present everywhere, but especially noticable at the main menu where the rectangle UI contrasts against the black background whenever I roll my head to the right or left. If I had to describe it, the image skews horizontally and vertically into a sort of parallelogram in relation to the amount of roll inside the headset, even as little as 5-10 deg of roll. No percivable warping or skewing is present with pitch and yaw movements as well as movement forwards, backwards, left and right, it just seems like it's the roll axis doing something funky.
It looks like a cobination of this type of skew whenever I roll my head with horizontal skew being the more noticable one of the two.
Thank you for getting back to me, I'm glad we could clear up that it's not a resolution/aspect ratio issue
The skew persists whilever any roll is present. I could hold any amount of roll and the rectangle-shaped UI looks like a parallelogram I just can't wrap my head around it haha
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Edit: I found this thread that describes a very similar issue I'm having but on another game, the screenshots are helpful as they portray almost the exact same issue I'm having here in LFS
I can never get the resolution of the headset bang on 2448x2448 as I get a random number each time steam vr opens and performs it's brief hardware check upon intialization, during this session it was running at 2460x2460 per-eye.
I'm in the process of capturing footage through the headset using my phone camera however it's difficult to stablize the footage in order to fully portray the issue I'm seeing. The skewing does not seem to appear within the LFS window on my desktop or Steam's VR Display feature D:
The roll-skewing is present everywhere, but especially noticable at the main menu where the rectangle UI contrasts against the black background whenever I roll my head to the right or left. If I had to describe it, the image skews horizontally and vertically into a sort of parallelogram in relation to the amount of roll inside the headset, even as little as 5-10 deg of roll. No percivable warping or skewing is present with pitch and yaw movements as well as movement forwards, backwards, left and right, it just seems like it's the roll axis doing something funky.
It looks like a cobination of this type of skew whenever I roll my head with horizontal skew being the more noticable one of the two.
Thank you for getting back to me, I'm glad we could clear up that it's not a resolution/aspect ratio issue
The skew persists whilever any roll is present. I could hold any amount of roll and the rectangle-shaped UI looks like a parallelogram I just can't wrap my head around it haha
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Edit: I found this thread that describes a very similar issue I'm having but on another game, the screenshots are helpful as they portray almost the exact same issue I'm having here in LFS
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HTC Vive Pro 2 - OpenVR Image Skew Issue
Hi there, I upgraded my headset about 18 months ago from my original HTC Vive to my current HTC Vive Pro 2 and noticed a slight image skewing issue when rolling my head left and right.
I run LFS in OpenVR of course, and what I think could be causing my issue is an incorrect resoultion or aspect ratio being forced onto my Vive Pro 2's panel. My previous headset worked flawlessly, everything felt 1 to 1. I notice that the resolution of the original Vive is 1080x1200 (per-eye), an aspect ratio of 0.9:1, wheras the newer HTC Vive Pro 2 has a resolution of 2448x2448 (per-eye), a 1:1 aspect ratio. Could this be the cause of my issues? Could the game be identifying my Vive Pro 2 headset as an original Vive and forcing an incorrect aspect ratio? Am I able to force a certain resolution or aspect ratio in VR?
Apart from the skewing, LFS still has the best VR implementation imo, the true 3d mirrors are second to none. I really wanna jump back into some LFS as it's been a few years but this issue is bugging me as I don't think I can fix it.
Cheers
I run LFS in OpenVR of course, and what I think could be causing my issue is an incorrect resoultion or aspect ratio being forced onto my Vive Pro 2's panel. My previous headset worked flawlessly, everything felt 1 to 1. I notice that the resolution of the original Vive is 1080x1200 (per-eye), an aspect ratio of 0.9:1, wheras the newer HTC Vive Pro 2 has a resolution of 2448x2448 (per-eye), a 1:1 aspect ratio. Could this be the cause of my issues? Could the game be identifying my Vive Pro 2 headset as an original Vive and forcing an incorrect aspect ratio? Am I able to force a certain resolution or aspect ratio in VR?
Apart from the skewing, LFS still has the best VR implementation imo, the true 3d mirrors are second to none. I really wanna jump back into some LFS as it's been a few years but this issue is bugging me as I don't think I can fix it.
Cheers
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Visual Steering Wheel Rotation Lock
Hello, I was wondering if it would be possible to lock the visual steering wheel rotation in cars. I like to run cars like the FZ5 & the TBO's at 450 degrees, rather than their stock 720 degrees. The problem with that is that the wheel I see in the game, turns 720 degrees even though the physical one I'm using to control the game is only moving 450 degrees. To me this is a little off-putting. Back when I used triple monitors, I'd hide the driver and the wheel completely. As I now use the HTC VIVE, the problem has come back, I've tried hiding the wheel whilst using the VIVE but that is just as weird as seeing the wheel move almost twice as far as what mine is set to.
Is there a way that I can set the visual steering wheel inside the cockpit of the car to only move as far as my actual wheel moves? So if I set my LFS up using 360 degrees in a car that has 450 degrees (the XRR for example), the wheel inside the car would only rotate up to 360 degrees, and line up with my physical wheel.
Cheers,
-Ren
Is there a way that I can set the visual steering wheel inside the cockpit of the car to only move as far as my actual wheel moves? So if I set my LFS up using 360 degrees in a car that has 450 degrees (the XRR for example), the wheel inside the car would only rotate up to 360 degrees, and line up with my physical wheel.
Cheers,
-Ren
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