did you try studioform comfort kit or Globular Cluster ? hugly improve sweetspot problemthere are better headsets for PC already, fresnel lenses are a big disadvantage for PSVR2, i really hate the chromatic aberration it brings to the image, and the small sweetspot.
Which pixels?ps: shifty what shape are those pixels ?
What are you talking about?! This is a very advanced feature - built in hardware postprocessing to give it that cinematic look!i really hate the chromatic aberration it brings to the image
The screen pixels are still square 16:9. If you mean the little crosses...they are little crosses. My screenshot is taken from the Shader Toy demo linked above where these crosses are rotating to demonstrate how small movements outside the fovea are ignored. There's nothing particular to the choice of noise.
wouldnt call 2x boost only ;dI think that playing around with FFR is useful in seeing why DFR can only go so far.
Maybe this person equates PC with nvidia. That's pretty much the GPU marketshare these days.I don't understand what "nVidiia use" means when using psvr2 on a pc is your graphics card not doing the rendering ?
I just mean that you can see with FFR how if the periphery's detail is reduced too much it becomes very noticeable. It was something people complained about with RE7 VR on the base PS4 for example.wouldnt call 2x boost only ;d
I'm not certain because I don't keep up with the PC space all that well, but IIRC the existing efforts to get PSVR2 running on PC have only been possible using AMD GPU's.I don't understand what "nVidiia use" means when using psvr2 on a pc is your graphics card not doing the rendering ?
Hey guys, we are really excited to announce that we finally have Foveated Rendering working in Arken Age at a native 90 FPS on PSVR2! Since announcing the game back in November, we have been working to update Arken Age in order to take advantage of this feature, but it was no easy task! In the process of updating the game, our physics system joint-strengths changed, our realistic water/ underwater shader wasn’t rendering properly with FSR + gaze tracking enabled, all Bloom features would render incorrectly in both eyes, all particle effects wouldn’t render correctly in the right eye, and our volumetric lights stopped blending nicely with surrounding objects.
We put in a lot of time to get all these issues fixed and the game is now looking very sharp (1.8x the previous resolution) and the changes we needed to make to the physics have made the combat even more realistic feeling. Getting Foveated Rendering working also allowed us to run the game at 90FPS rather than the reprojected 60-120 FPS which we felt was very important due to the close-range combat and fast-paced gameplay in Arken Age. We are now in the final stages of fully testing the game with these new features and hoping to start the final round of beta testing very soon. We’ll keep you guys updated on a release date soon!
How many are in regular use?
How many consoles sold in that time?
How many phones are used regularly for gaming?
In any event, the Quest can’t be a major part of Meta’s business. They still make their money from ads and their stock is way high because of the AI hype.