color corrections in the game

As we have in the game the gamma slider only, this is the only color correction for VR users. Monitor pilots do not need in-game color correction much, as the most of them have buttons on monitor.

Some VR´s are so bright, that the head hurts, some have colors washed out, some are dim, some bluish cold…

So my wish is to have color correction in the game, at least brightness, contrast and saturation. Color temperature would be nice bonus.

Regards:thumbup:

One thing I notice in the game, in or out of vr is that the terrain is waaaay to vibrant in colour. It is, well, a bit lego. Caucasus is a good example. Great map, nature in woodlands is more dark green from the air. The sim would look more like a sim and less like a game if the terrain was less vibrant.

....One thing I notice in the game, in or out of vr is that the terrain is waaaay to vibrant in colour...

..may be due lowered gamma, the worst is Normandy.

the game may be well calibrated to sRGB standard, but only few of us have monitor calibrated well and VR headsets are without such possibility

the color corrections please...

+1

I find overall ground textures to be far too bright. Tried reducing gamma settings to 1.2, but then I can't read my cockpit instruments (especially those shaded side panels)

As we have in the game the gamma slider only, this is the only color correction for VR users. Monitor pilots do not need in-game color correction much, as the most of them have buttons on monitor.

 

Some VR´s are so bright, that the head hurts, some have colors washed out, some are dim, some bluish cold…

 

So my wish is to have color correction in the game, at least brightness, contrast and saturation. Color temperature would be nice bonus.

 

Regards:thumbup:

E X C E L L E N T suggestion! :thumbup:

Having just started trying to set up a color printer, I'm of the opinion now this is self inflicted by poor monitor calibration. We usually just yank stuff out of the box and run with it, but it may be better to like... actually set the screen up properly like we would any other device. Sloppiness gets what sloppiness gets.

Having just started trying to set up a color printer, I'm of the opinion now this is self inflicted by poor monitor calibration. We usually just yank stuff out of the box and run with it, but it may be better to like... actually set the screen up properly like we would any other device. Sloppiness gets what sloppiness gets.

Monitor? Who's talking about monitors?

Please tell me how to adjust saturation on my Oculus Rift ;)

especially red

What about the gfx driver control panel? Game's colors are usually well calibrated (at least by the dev's choice) and the users can make corrections for their hw on their own.

What about the gfx driver control panel? Game's colors are usually well calibrated (at least by the dev's choice) and the users can make corrections for their hw on their own.

VR headsets do not have any "buttons" to correct, neither gfx driver sliders

Rendering is still generated through the gfx card so the settings in the driver apply.

Monitor? Who's talking about monitors?

 

Please tell me how to adjust saturation on my Oculus Rift ;)

you have to options in VR now:

1) lower the gamma and accept "toy story" color saturation

2) increase the gamma and consequently have headache from over-bright image

:)

Rendering is still generated through the gfx card so the settings in the driver apply.

gfx driver correction does not work for VR; it was possible in the past, they identified it as a bug and had "fixed" it; at least fo nVidia :-(

btw: i am not sure, that gfx correction are not overrided by the game even for monitor, I have played with it couple weeks ago and when I lowered saturation for Normandy, it appeared on monitor for a very short moment but almost immediately reseted to default setting