Recording Right Eye? *Solved (more or less)*

[Solo trash]

Hello, does anybody out there know how to set up recording so that while recording Onward it records the right eye? Or both? As I don't run left handed in this game, whatever is recorded doesn't give ADS any justice, since the right eye isn't shown

[smoils]

Not possible. Left eye only hardcoded in unity. However if you open steam vr mirror display you can choose left/right or both. Only downside is it has circular cutout as its direct image sent to vive displays. But if you crop it, it will look pretty nice. This guy[www.twitch.tv] has been streaming the way I described and its perfect.

[RollClassic]

I've been streaming like that, only issue is you're either too zoomed in (You can only see the center of the right eye) or you have black in the side/corners of the stream.

You can cover that up with some ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ like stream clutter if you're into that I guess.

[Solo trash]

Originally posted by Smoils:

Not possible. Left eye only hardcoded in unity. However if you open steam vr mirror display you can choose left/right or both. Only downside is it has circular cutout as its direct image sent to vive displays. But if you crop it, it will look pretty nice. This guy[www.twitch.tv] has been streaming the way I described and its perfect.

I read that you can do that with steam vr mirror display, and looked for a little bit today, but couldn't find that exact setting? I will resume my hunt tomorrow/later today.

Originally posted by RollClassic:

I've been streaming like that, only issue is you're either too zoomed in (You can only see the center of the right eye) or you have black in the side/corners of the stream.

You can cover that up with some ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ like stream clutter if you're into that I guess.

I am really just wanting to get video so my friends can see a bit better what Onward is like, and the aiming, etc, to get a bit of a better idea of what I am seeing and experiencing. I don't care about gathering a huge following or needing to worry about the clutter around the screen.

[Flatlander]

The Steam VR Mirror works fine.

There are a few ways you can use it.

#1 - Use the "Right Eye" as a "Scope Camera" and zoom it in really close so you can see what you are aiming at.
(Done in this video by me)
https://www.twitch.tv/flatlander4657/v/97039868

#2 Or zoom in and crop the Right Eye to be the full screen. (Which is what the Onward Screen does anyway - It crops and zooms in the Left Eye)
--I will be recording using this in the future since it is way better than having the "scope cam"

[Solo trash]

Originally posted by Flatlander:

The Steam VR Mirror works fine.

There are a few ways you can use it.

#1 - Use the "Right Eye" as a "Scope Camera" and zoom it in really close so you can see what you are aiming at.
(Done in this video by me)
https://www.twitch.tv/flatlander4657/v/97039868

#2 Or zoom in and crop the Right Eye to be the full screen. (Which is what the Onward Screen does anyway - It crops and zooms in the Left Eye)
--I will be recording using this in the future since it is way better than having the "scope cam"

Alright. I figured the basics out yesterday, but ran into a ton of issues while doing it. Not sure if my PC just needed a reboot, or if actually trying to record the mirror did it, but I had the vive crash and give errors I haven't seen before, and do it multiple times. Once I stopped everything more or less settled. So that may have had something to do with it. If you don't mind my asking, what do you use to record? I have tried Plays.TV since I already had it, and liked it, but that only gets the left eye. OBS I've used before, but that was when I started getting issues.

[Flatlander]

OBS is what James uses (the person who told me to just crop the right eye).

I personally use xsplit broadcaster.

[Solo trash]

Alright. Thank you, I'll see what I can get done.

[RexTheCapt]

Use the software OBS with the plugin OpenVR[obsproject.com]. With the OpenVR plugin with OBS you can choose which eye to record and you won't get the fish eye effect at all. I use it all the time. Just add an new OpenVR element to the scene you wan't to record with.