How do you switch mirroring eye?

[Buon Tia]

I noticed the game always renders the left eye in mirroring so you can't really see where a right-eyed guy is aiming while you are not playing.
By default the option "left eye rendering" is disabled but it still clearly shows the left eye... If I tick that box nothing happens.
So how do you enable right eye mirroring?

[Coldie]

I've also noticed this. Everything renders in the left eye and ticking the box seems to have no effect. Maybe the feature got broken at some point?

[|F3| AWESO'ME +1]

Same problem here.

[Buon Tia]

Damn, at this point I assume it got broken in some update.

[LizardKing]

I have this problem as well, and it seems that everybody does since all Youtubers are uploading left eye videos.

You can still use the Oculus mirror if you have a Rift, or the SteamVR mirror if you have any other headset. However, this impacts performance.

- Oculus mirror[developer.oculus.com] location: C:\Program Files\Oculus\Support\oculus-diagnostics\OculusMirror.exe
- SteamVR mirror[espti62423.i.lithium.com]

EDIT: if you do use the mirror, make sure to give focus to the original game window so that it uses all of the available resources.

[Coldie]

It would be great if the devs could set aside some time to fix it, though. All things aside, having a completely broken setting in the Options menu looks bad on the game.

[Buon Tia]

Originally posted by Lizard King:

I have this problem as well, and it seems that everybody does since all Youtubers are uploading left eye videos.

You can still use the Oculus mirror if you have a Rift, or the SteamVR mirror if you have any other headset. However, this impacts performance.

- Oculus mirror[developer.oculus.com] location: C:\Program Files\Oculus\Support\oculus-diagnostics\OculusMirror.exe
- SteamVR mirror[espti62423.i.lithium.com]

What does steam mirror do?

[Jimmy]

Originally posted by Buon Tia:

What does steam mirror do?

It's the built in steam VR mirrored view. Lots of games tend to render themselves on screen while played but not all of them do. You can use this to view either eye or even both if you wish.

[Асам]

It’s so bad that stupid people work in Valve and Nvidia, constant problems

[sectorrclear]

Originally posted by Я с рулетом стоя:

It’s so bad that stupid people work in Valve and Nvidia, constant problems

idk if im correct about this but you do realise that this is about pavlov right eye rendering and not steamvr right

to anyone still reading this, yes its still broken and youre gonna still have to use steamvr's desktop mirror or oculus' mirror. (unfortunately)

[Coldie]

I guess this just isn't a priority to fix :( too bad, it would add a lot to the streaming

[Buon Tia]

Oculus Mirror works perfectly. Since I made this thread I have just been using that.
If you come from google and are using Oculus:
- go in C:\Program Files\Oculus\Support\oculus-diagnostics
- open oculus Mirror, it will show exactly what is on the headset's right eye (or left eye, it has a few options)

[Feral]

Originally posted by Buon Tia:

Oculus Mirror works perfectly. Since I made this thread I have just been using that.
If you come from google and are using Oculus:
- go in C:\Program Files\Oculus\Support\oculus-diagnostics
- open oculus Mirror, it will show exactly what is on the headset's right eye (or left eye, it has a few options)

But how do you stream audio through Oculus mirror?

[Buon Tia]

Originally posted by Feral:

Originally posted by Buon Tia:

Oculus Mirror works perfectly. Since I made this thread I have just been using that.
If you come from google and are using Oculus:
- go in C:\Program Files\Oculus\Support\oculus-diagnostics
- open oculus Mirror, it will show exactly what is on the headset's right eye (or left eye, it has a few options)

But how do you stream audio through Oculus mirror?

If you're using oculus mirror to stream then you could try using OpenVR integration in Streamlabs. When you add a new source you should see the option for it.

[LizardKing]

Originally posted by Feral:

Originally posted by Buon Tia:

Oculus Mirror works perfectly. Since I made this thread I have just been using that.
If you come from google and are using Oculus:
- go in C:\Program Files\Oculus\Support\oculus-diagnostics
- open oculus Mirror, it will show exactly what is on the headset's right eye (or left eye, it has a few options)

But how do you stream audio through Oculus mirror?

You can also use VoiceMeter Banana to output your audio to anywhere.