How do you turn off the blue grid wall in games

[Stars-N-Stripes]

For all that is holy how the hell do you turn off the blue wall? I made the mistake and setup room scale one time now when I sit down I have a blue wall all around me, rerun setup with standing room only and the blue wall remains, please how do you turn off this blue wall

[HammockTime]

You could install OpenVR Advanced Settings, https://github.com/matzman666/OpenVR-AdvancedSettings/releases , and set the bounds to full transparency. Even without OpenVR Advanced Settings, the normal settings overlay in SteamVR provides various chaperone (the walls) settings to increase or decrease the visibility and density of lines (but not to completely remove them).

[Major_Troubles]

You can also define a seated position in SteamVR. If you (actually your headset) remain in that position for a few seconds, the grid disappears - also, if that position is at the edge of your play space.

[Stars-N-Stripes]

Guys thank you , Major I don't think I understand how to do what you are saying, choose standing room only in vr setup but sit down and configure headset, the walls remain even after doing this and I am sitting right near the front border. Hammock thank you for the suggestion as well.

[Major_Troubles]

Just set up your room scale as usual. Then, in the SteamVR settings you can "reset seated position".

[Stars-N-Stripes]

Major tried that but still have the wall, did find the issue it's in the oculus setup , it the guardian system, once turning guardian off the wall is gone. Maybe your way works also, but I did not have luck with that, hopefully someone searching for an answer can use either of our ideas. Thanks Major

[HammockTime]

It's not clear if you're still having a problem, Start-N-Stripes. On the one hand you said "tried that but still have the wall" and on the other, "once turning guardian off the wall is gone".

[Stars-N-Stripes]

no issue resolved now thanks Hammock, turning the guardian system off through oculus settings was the resolution in my case.