After the update, has anyone else's tracking gotten bad?

[milk tea]

It may be coincidence but after the update, trying to play VRChat resulted in some of the worst tracking ive ever experienced. Im interested if others are having this issue or not.
Thanks.

[LOOPENHEIMER]

Yes, everyone seems to be having issues with the new update.

[axxis278]

solution is here, uninstall then reinstall Steam VR, it solved the issue for me
https://steamcommunity.com/app/250820/discussions/0/3881599433106063474/#c3881599433108343602

[milk tea]

Thank you!

[Bob Loblaw]

Originally posted by milk tea:

Im interested if others are having this issue or not.

Not me, running fine. Vive Pro 2 with no extraneous VR software, Win 10, motion smoothing off.

[milk tea]

It turned out to be a coincidence. The day the update came out I put a mirror in my office and that mirror actually caused this entire issue.

Removing the mirror immediately fixes the tracking. In case anyone runs into this... hah

[Gurnico]

I uninstalled SteamVR and reinstalled it without the Beta and it seemed to work. Before that I was having all kinds of problems... Screen tearing, bad tracking, ect

Try reinstalling without the beta

[NixXxoN]

Same. Tracking went back to pre-Windows-11-fix levels of bad. It's intermittent, but regular. Like every 20 seconds or so there's this wave of judder that lasts a couple seconds. I currently play driving games in VR, so this judder feels that much worse.

[Bob Loblaw]

Originally posted by xX_NixXxoN_Xx:

Same. Tracking went back to pre-Windows-11-fix levels of bad. It's intermittent, but regular. Like every 20 seconds or so there's this wave of judder that lasts a couple seconds. I currently play driving games in VR, so this judder feels that much worse.

Check task manager for something going active at the same time that might use USB. Also disable any RGB software and wireless usb mice/keyboards.

[NixXxoN]

Originally posted by Bob Loblaw:

Originally posted by xX_NixXxoN_Xx:

Same. Tracking went back to pre-Windows-11-fix levels of bad. It's intermittent, but regular. Like every 20 seconds or so there's this wave of judder that lasts a couple seconds. I currently play driving games in VR, so this judder feels that much worse.

Check task manager for something going active at the same time that might use USB. Also disable any RGB software and wireless usb mice/keyboards.

Nope, apparently it was an Nvidia driver issue. Updating to the very latest one for Alan Wake 2 fixed it. The previous driver had some VR ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ going on. It would have sucked HORRIBLY if it was indeed my racing wheel or other necessary software causing the issue. Thank god it wasn't.

Edit: That wasn't it either, lol. I'm just ♥♥♥♥♥♥ now. It always looks like the problem just got fixed, but it comes back. It ALWAYS comes back no matter what I do.