DCS and Odyssey+ cross-eyed!!

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[développeur] 30 janv. à 23h23

Hey all we worked with DCS on the last update and unfortunately it didn't address the issue as we hoped. We're kicking off another round of investigation, but know that this one hasn't fallen off of our radar.

Good news! I really hope!

Great! Will test in a couple of hours.

Oh Holy Mother! I just checked the symmetry setting and it works! I'm not sure if it is perfectly aligned but it is 1000 times better. I tried for the left and right eyes and it's okay anyway. Although it seems to me that it looks more comfortable with the symmetry of the left eye. You have to set the symmetry after each uploading the mission - but this does not seem to be a problem at the moment :) Whooohoooo finally, the promils have gone down from the bloodstream and I do not have a double picture like after a booze: D

Here are my screenshots before setting the symmetry with the left eye and after:

https://1drv.ms/f/s!Al5ZBRu6iKgygxurfdpHtDw4D3tR

MAKE SYMMETRIC USING LEFT is good for me.

I just tried it, it helps but it seems like its still missing some setting, if you dial in one eye, and than try to dial in the other, you can get somewhat close, but when you takeoff the HMD it feels like your disoriented. This doesnt happen with xplane or any other game I've tried on the hmd.

Also a save button or some sort of profile 1 , profile 2, profile 3 settings would be good so we can save and try options rather than having to do the settings every time - much easier for us to debug and help with these ideas.

Ok both buttons seem to work for me, menu screen seems farer if I make symmetric using right, need to test ingame and further now.

Far far better with symetry, for me it solves maybe 90% of the issue.

No totally, because my eyes still adapt a little, I see that the most when I get the headset off I m still crosseyed, enought for it to be annoying.

I'll try to modify some values tomorrow, I ll give my eyes a rest for now :D

Maybe we just have to adjust the symetry proportionally the factory calibration factors of each headset?

BTW the game looks incredible in the o+ comparing to my old vive.

BTW the game looks incredible in the o+ comparing to my old vive.

Coming from the Rift, it's the same for me. :thumbup:

Copy from left to right or vice versa helps but not completely.

Experimentally I found that vertical misalignment is gone entirely when I swap top bottom values. L_TOP goet to R_TOP, and R_TOP goes to L_TOP. Same for L_BTM R_BTM.

Alex, could you make sliders more precise, so we can enter exact values for swapping?

Here is example of my settings.

Default

No misalignment

swapped values:

Best 1:

Best 2:

Edit:

It seems that if I swap all left/right values (OUT, IN, TOP, BTM), then it solves misalignment for me completely.

Need to experiment more with OUT, IN settings in order to adjust convergence distance of projections.

Ability to lock OUT, IN or TOP, BTM sliders would be helpful in order to keep aspect ratio constant.

Apparently, you can workaround slider precision issue. You can drag border between left/right settings and enter value you want if you play around with sliders and border position.

This method doesn't seem to really work for me but can't be sure as we can only set it 4 by 4.

It seems that I get better results in coping left to right and then change R_TOP or L_TOP value slowly till I feel my eyes less adjusting.

Still not perfect..

Gonna retry tomorrow !

I think the 'Make Symmetric Using Left' change works better for me on an Odyssey Plus. It seems clearer.

I tried to do the swap top/bottom etc values but the sliders make it hard to get them exact.

Thanks for your ongoing investigation in all this Alex.

The quick symmetrical is already a relief here, ability to play a bit is gravy.

The swapping of the left and right eye values per Sparkam's photos definately made things better. There is still something not quite right - but that definately is my go to method right now...

Left or right symmetrical seems to help. Maybe a little better on left but I can't tell. Still seems like something is off. I can't tell if it's just my eyes though. It seems like if I get it super clear up close then things far away are "crosseyed" but if I get things far away right then close things become "crosseyed" but at this point I'm not sure if it's just my eyes. Going to give them a break. As others mentioned the sliders are kind of hard to get just right. Thank you so much for helping with this!!! Thank you thank you thank you!!

Sparkam's post above

Zoso follow Sparkam's post above and swap the values in the left and right sliders... He is on to something there... Not perfect but much better....

Zoso follow Sparkam's post above and swap the values in the left and right sliders... He is on to something there... Not perfect but much better....

I tired that also.... It's hard to tell. When I start a mission it's default so my eyes adjust to that. Then when I change it my eyes have to re-adjust and I can't tell. I've resorted to pausing the game after an adjustment and focusing on my keyboard.. then putting the hmd back on with my eyes adjusted to real life to see if there is any strain. Letting my eyes rest a bit then I'll try again. Really glad this is being worked on. Me right now... :wacko: ha ha

Zoso

Yeah its pretty hard to wear it for any amount of time let alone complete a mission. Very disappointing just due to the awesomeness these screens provide compared to everything else...

Can confirm using this tool realigns the image perfectly. However, I need to reset it after every mission (e.g. in menu, then in cockpit, then again back in menu, etc.). I am using the "make symmetric using left" option.

It seems that if I swap all left/right values (OUT, IN, TOP, BTM), then it solves misalignment for me.

Need experiment more with OUT, IN settings in order to adjust convergence distance of projections.

Ability to lock OUT, IN or TOP, BTM sliders would be helpful in order to move them at the same time.

Apparently, you can workaround slider precision issue. You can drag border between left/right settings and enter value you want if you play around with sliders and border position.

none of the solutions works 100% for me.

Tries many things today.

Yesterday I found a good setting and I was awesome, I should have recorded it because I just can't find the same sweetspot today ^^.

Left based symmetry gives me better results that right concerning the alignment, but everything seems too tiny (scale problem..). So I tried to modify values with this base but could'nt find something perfect.

I checked it by setting it like SPARKAM user, that is L_TOP data goet to R_TOP, and R_TOP goes to L_TOP. Same for L_BTM R_BTM and actually is better than using only the symmetry button. I wonder how other applications start up that does not have this problem. As you can see, each Samsung goggle has different factory values. Many users do not even know that in DCS it can have an image shift if this offset is small. I launched fpsVR today - it is perfectly visible in goggles. DCS starts with a very double image, a symmetry button, then a slight correction of the settings and it seems that it is ok. But fpsVR immediately sets everything up and works on every goggles just as - I wonder where this small malicious difference lies. Fortunately, the work on the problem is already so advanced. Thank You very much for your work!

Where do you put the DLL's top give this a shot?