Getting misaligned images in each lens, basically causing double vision

[A Taco you Trust]

Pretty much impossible to play without getting sick. Playing on a Quest 2 linked up to mid-level PC that runs Pavlov and Blades of Sorcery well enough. When I click the button for the Oculus menu everything shows up looking fine there, but DGV is still misaligned in the background. Game also does not close properly; when I exit out of SteamVR on the Oculus it closes the app on the headset but the app continues to stay running on the PC.

[Dank_Raven]

I have the same issue. The right side lens specifically seems distorted.

[Adrenalin till Fantasin]

Works fine here with Virtual Desktop.

[barrington187]

Same issue on RIft. Hope this gets resolved soon, the little bit of the game I played with one eye closed was really great

[Per]

You guys on beta branches of SteamVR or the Oculus runtime?

[barrington187]

Originally posted by Per:

You guys on beta branches of SteamVR or the Oculus runtime?

not to my knowledge

[A V]

I'm getting awful double vision too, love how the throws feel but will have to refund if this problem persists

[myztro2003]

Different view through each lens makes game unplayable due to misaligned double vision. Left lens appears normal, right lens shows a fisheye perspective. I updated everything and restarted and still have the issue. I'm using Oculus Quest 2. The issue is showing up on Oculus Air Link and when I switch to Virtual Desktop with Streamer, it launches the app on my desktop but all I see on the headset is the Virtual Desktop screen. Bummer, I really wanted to play this game.

[Gibbius Maximus]

Originally posted by Per:

You guys on beta branches of SteamVR or the Oculus runtime?

I refunded but will buy again if fixed!

[myztro2003]

So I found my fix on another thread and here it is:

1) First you must be in the VR Headset environment looking at the Steam VR console
(NOT looking at the program settings on your computer).
2) Click the gear icon on the VR dashboard to open the settings, then:
3) Go to "Developer" and look near the bottom of the options.
4) Switch the "Current OpenXR Runtime:" to SteamVR (Click the box below..) mine was set to Oculus something... (I'm on Oculus and it still needed changed to Steam)
5) Restart SteamVR (which I didn't need to do)
6) Enjoy Disc Golf Valley VR

[A Taco you Trust]

Thanks @myztro2003 This worked perfectly