I have one issue though...When looking at the side and driving straight...the fps is reported to be at 75fps in the dk2...but it does clearly not update the graphics at 75fps...while the headset surly is. (im on a gtx 970 btw)

Dk2 user reporting: It runs like a dream! No oculus store open. just headset on...(store opens automaticly)
Also using dk2 one needs to set IPD manually in the file: NetServer.cfg

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Top implimentation! Im having a hard time explaining LFS is having a laugh at other games such as pCars at the moment.

Its pretty much faultless here and lagging bad at pCars, while they are saying there is no lag.

Anyhow. I am just thrilled you are getting the attention you deserve for this implimentation!

Thera are software simulating using trackir (opentrack) It lets you use the razor hydra as a tracking device for the missing oculus positiontracking...

This is awesome! Can I just make a request to enable trackir when using the rift? That would enable position tracking using lots of devices, and would enhance experience (for now).

Still sitting in the cockpit of a single seater in LFS made me talk to myself. Utterly awesome experience!

Thanks. Cool tip!

Thank you for your responce.

I added this as a request at that forum because I´ve seen many examples where users have two smaller screens instead of three exacly matching.

In my experience testing my own setup, I must say it is very dissorienting not having the images lining up. I am amazed there is so little discussed about this issue though.

I have been searching everywhere for a solution. The screens on the sides are scaled down and does not match the middle monitor. Is there som way to crop of the top part of the screens to get them to align like in the gif?

Or maybe a way to scale them up somewhat like how it´s done with lens correction, but not scaling the middle monitor?

In LFS, in windowed mode, if you drag the window over the screens they do line up, but ofcourse with terrible performance.
And after aligning the monitors in windows monitor settings they are aligned when using the desktop.

I assume it´s a softth problem but I´d very much appriciate if someone have a tip (Placing the monitors higher makes it aligned in center, but not ideal)

You realize 30Hz = 30fps, right?

I agree with the above, but many using steroids in sports to furter their position thinks it´s fine I guess....those are everywhere...

Very professional broadcast. I thought it was great!

First of all. S2 Has never been released.
Second. Answering shit is a shit job Victor has endured
Third. 33% of the team is jumping ship...

Conclusions is easy to find if looking hard enough.

Congrats Victor!

Awesome slomo test movie. Really shows how well the physics are interacting!

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What FOV are you using ? Anything bigger than 95° can make you feeling like you're too fast...

But keep in mind, a F1 car goes like hell, so that's really not such a big suprise

LOL. Anything above 65 is insanely draining you from realistic views at speed on a 4:3 monitor....what in the **** does 95 come from? that is seriously out of the picture...(mening it is not good to drive with 95 on a 4:3, even 85 is not good 75 is way over the top....50-65 may work)

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I do not have those issues

Way to go! Superb ORION!
http://www.zt-racing.com/zocke ... l/gallery/feelthedust.jpg

How about solving the car flipping over before removing parts of the track? Just MHO

[I assumed flipping at low speed is a bug, havn´t tested it myself to be sure it´s really a bug sorry]

Last edited by ThomasH, Fri, 12 Aug 2005 21:53. Reason : Havn´t tested it, sorry