orange screen when starting star wars squadrons

[xTheCHIZx]

headset works fine until i open starwars squadrons. whole headset goes oragne and i cant see anything but i can see on computer monitor still. anyone know what im doing wrong?

[iVRy]

Please provide the requested diagnostic information:

https://steamcommunity.com/app/992490/discussions/0/3247562523076890727/

[redsunblues]

My screen headset just goes black. Monitor also showing game ok.

[iVRy]

Originally posted by xTheCHIZx:

headset works fine until i open starwars squadrons. whole headset goes oragne and i cant see anything but i can see on computer monitor still. anyone know what im doing wrong?

There is some kind of USB issue with the PSVR on your system. Please try a different USB cable and or port. If you still have issues please send an updated vrserver.txt.

[iVRy]

Originally posted by King:

My screen headset just goes black. Monitor also showing game ok.

Please provide requested diagnostic information.

[redsunblues]

I sent over email.

[iVRy]

Originally posted by King:

I sent over email.

Problems are most likely caused by connecting your monitor to your motherboard instead of your GPU (which makes the integrated GPU the primary GPU and confuses everything). Your monitor should be connected to your nVidia GPU. Once you've set up your system correctly, you should set the driver mode to "VR-Direct" in the iVRy settings.

[redsunblues]

The PSVR box is definitely plugged directly into my GPU, not the motherboard.

Where do i access the VR-Direct option? When i launch Ivry, it starts up Steam VR and then the Running button switches back to Launch. I have the SteamVR little window up and its options, but i dont see anything else running.

[iVRy]

Originally posted by King:

The PSVR box is definitely plugged directly into my GPU, not the motherboard.

Went into quite a lot of detail in our email exchange explaining that both the monitor and PSVR must be connected to your nVidia GPU or you will confuse SteamVR and VR titles by having a different primary GPU (the GPU that your main monitor is connected to) to the GPU your VR headset is connected to. This has nothing to do with the iVRy driver, and you would have the same issues using a commercial headset like Vive or Index. You need to connect your monitor to your nVidia GPU, and not the motherboard, as explained, with an adapter if necessary. The PSVR must be connected directly to an HDMI port or VR-Direct won't work (this is a Windows HDCP requirement for VR-Direct).

[redsunblues]

I think you are getting me confused with someone else, possible the OP? I built this PC myself, I understand where to plug in. I dont even have a nVidia card, i have an AMD card.

I have no response from you to my email.

[iVRy]

Originally posted by King:

I have no response from you to my email.

Please resend, I don't have any unanswered emails. Also, please use some kind of identification in your email so I can tie it to this conversation.

[redsunblues]

I replied again and included a screen shot of this conversation for reference. Thanks.