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I have the feeling, it could be also/or the PSU not providing enough power when both GPU and CPU kick in. The game seems to be pretty demanding I noticed.
I believe game itself also needs more optimization. Or I think so.
Unity Heat [v0.6.3.2] [Edef]
I believe game itself also needs more optimization. Or I think so.
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Weir,d I use 16 gigs of RAM with no issues, then again my GPU might make up for it.
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I talked to the main dev in discord and got us a little future information on posing and character limits
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I do wish we had the ability to set a default texture option instead of loading up at max every time you boot up the game or load a new room.
I was getting hard crashes in one VR game, I caught on pretty quick that it was tripping OCP on my PSU because I had to flip the switch on the back on and off. Turned down my CPU overclock frequency and voltage. Fixed.
VR games hit harder for me because my monitor is only 60hz vs. the 90hz+ of my Index.
- Apr 24, 2019
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So all I need is to turn down my CPU overclock frequency and voltage and it'll be fixed?
Depends on how high you have it overclocked, and if you set manually in BIOS or let the MoBo utility do it. The MoBo utility usually works well enough for any overclocking needs on a stock system unless you have a beefy cooling system set up and are comfortable playing with voltages and multipliers in BIOS. If your PSU is just adequate, then any bump in power requirement might hard crash a game/system. I try to design my systems with about 150-200 watts overhead just in case.
No idea, I use vr mode. Try checking control panel or change resolution I guess
I finally got an oculus and I thought that I'd be able to adjust finger poses now, but I can't. Is there something I'm missing in making the fingers poseable in game?
- Jun 11, 2020
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Idk if this helps but i believe the oculus's have sensors that tell how much you're gripping the switches. Try grabbing the hand and loosening your fingers so that you're only holding it with what you need to hold it with. Other than that goodluck
There are several pre-defined poses your vr hands take depending on which fingers are contacting the sensors (e.g the grip buttons, the sticks, and the face buttons). It might take a bit of getting used to, but you can at least point your index finger, make a fist, and do a thumbs up depending on which buttons you press.
You need index knuckle controllers for fully and individually posable fingers.
I've tried grabbing the hands loose and firm, with the index finger and thumb, with both hands. All I can seem to do is rotate and position hands, not change the fingers in poses.
I can make gestures with my hands fine within the limitations of the oculus controller, I just cannot figure out how to change the finger poses of any character or even if it's possible in game. I assume I would not need full finger tracking to adjust poses, but coming from mouse and keyboard the controls and hotkeys seem a bit limited other than the degrees of freedom.
Not possible (yet) as far as I know. Just gotta deal with hands being 'close enough' for custom poses.
New version dropped. If anyone minds sharing that'd be dope af.