VR is AWESOME now!!!!

[Honkbonkmann]

Well guys... I don't know what to say except that you rock! This game gets better and better, content wise as well as technically. You actually got rid of the annoying stuttering/small stops when leaving a planet, for example.
But the best thing imo is that VR now works pretty much without performance issues.

Just wanted to give a positive feedback, cause I'd imagine everybody tends to write if they want to complain :D

[Chirico Cuvie]

I always wonder if the players in the anomaly that are able to walk backwards and sideways fluently are VR players.

[Joe Laufeyson]

Infinite Loading screen (flying through galaxy), when in VR.
On flat screen, works fine.

I have an Meta Quest 3 and a 4070Ti, using SteamVR
This VR setup worked before the update.

I've tried removing C:\ProgramData\NVIDIA\NGX\models, no change.

[Captain Brendig]

Escrito originalmente por Planetpink:

Escrito originalmente por Captain Brendig:

Just out of curiosity, what headset and wand setup. I have an old WMR set but could never get into VR. Thinking about a new one but...

i am using a Quest 3 with Virtual Desktop installed on the headset. My lowest end PC is a RTX 3070 Laptop, which will run fine if you adjust the settings properly. NMS is still not optimized very well for VR, so you need to deal with frame generation (inside the Quest 3) and other settings to make it run good. Not everyone has a RTX 4090, although the game is also CPU heavy. Even on my Ryzen 9 7950X getting stable 72fps is not easy.

Thanks for the answer, I have a i7 12700k with 4080 super, Still have my Acer WMR headset, looking for something that works good with other games. I have to do more research, but is yours wireless or cabled?

[Honkbonkmann]

Escrito originalmente por Captain Brendig:

Escrito originalmente por Planetpink:

i am using a Quest 3 with Virtual Desktop installed on the headset. My lowest end PC is a RTX 3070 Laptop, which will run fine if you adjust the settings properly. NMS is still not optimized very well for VR, so you need to deal with frame generation (inside the Quest 3) and other settings to make it run good. Not everyone has a RTX 4090, although the game is also CPU heavy. Even on my Ryzen 9 7950X getting stable 72fps is not easy.

Thanks for the answer, I have a i7 12700k with 4080 super, Still have my Acer WMR headset, looking for something that works good with other games. I have to do more research, but is yours wireless or cabled?

I use the same setup (Quest 3 with VD). Virtual Desktop is wireless only, but you can use both cable or wireless, although I don't know why one should want that when you have a decent wlan setup. Virtual Desktop runs a lot better with my system and you can configure far more settings. Also your system should easily be able to play NMS VR. Oh... btw: you DON'T want to buy VD via steam here, but in the Meta Store, because that's the one you'll want if you should buy a quest.
Some extreme graphic ♥♥♥♥*s prefer direct connections via cable, but I think the degree of cableless freedom is worth everything. Also the compression is not as bad as they want to make you believe imo. Plus you would have to buy a way more expensive headset (and I mean at least double the price).

Escrito originalmente por Chirico Cuvie:

I always wonder if the players in the anomaly that are able to walk backwards and sideways fluently are VR players.

Don't know about that, but I think you could recognize VR players because they can move their arms without emotes.