Super Sampling HTC Vive

[Enoch007]

How to turn on SS in this game. Usuallly i can do it in the Steam VR settings, but this game is not listed!

[Krull]

You can "Alt Tab" or hit the "Windows Key" and open the Applications tab in Steam VR settings while any game is running to adjust SS. You will have to properly exit the game and restart for the new SS rate to be applied.

[Enoch007]

thank you! i found already out.
The perforamce is bad (fps). i have a 1080 ti! i hope it becomes better soon

[Tuna]

Or just use in the menu in game.. it's called VR Pixel Density in the graphics options.

[Krull]

Originally posted by Tuna:

Or just use in the menu in game.. it's called VR Pixel Density in the graphics options.

Thats just base resolution, you can and should super sample if able. SS makes a much noticeable improvement.

But VR is still poorly optimized currently.

[rola]

Originally posted by Michael Anderson:

Originally posted by Tuna:

Or just use in the menu in game.. it's called VR Pixel Density in the graphics options.

Thats just base resolution, you can and should super sample if able. SS makes a much noticeable improvement.

But VR is still poorly optimized currently.

supersampling makes the game render at a higher resolution.
vr pixel density makes the game render at a higher resolution...
whats the difference

[SintKebab]

Originally posted by HighRoLa:

supersampling makes the game render at a higher resolution.
vr pixel density makes the game render at a higher resolution...
whats the difference

Supersampling in SteamVR has its own filtering algorithm.

So does Pixel Density in the game.

Not that I know if they're very different, but it's certainly worth an effort to test them and see which one is better.

[Krull]

Pixel density is the primary resolution for VR. And it can only go so high. SS renders that resolution at a higher setting and can be increased far beyond that.

You have to have pixel density set and super sample to optimally run the game. Even pixel density at 200 and SS at 20% is blurry, at least in a Vive Pro.