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@ReTin Yes, that system should be fine for 90Hz, maybe even 120Hz. If you'd like some support please provide the files requested in this post: https://www.facebook.com/iVRy.VR/photos/a.1873387066212091/1873387039545427
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@ReTin Most likely your setup is not capable of running high frame rate VR. You need to be using a 1080 or greater GPU if you want to run at 120Hz, and the Valve recommended minimum setup or greater for SteamVR to run at 90Hz. Setting the PSVR as ma…
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I've released a new version of the PSVR demo (same link as before).- Adds support for new (low latency Oculus Go) NoloVR firmware. - Automatically sets pixel format to "RGB" if PSVR is connected to AMD graphics card. - Fix bug that caused PSVR to de…
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@chulove522 If you're developing mobile VR content, then you can't use NoloVR on iOS. If you're developing PC-based content, then you can use iVRy, NoloVR and SteamVR. In that case, you would export your project for OpenVR/SteamVR.
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@pexpe85 If you're having problems doing 90Hz or 120Hz, download the driver again. The initial version had something wrong with the monitor drivers for PSVR which left these modes disabled. This has been fixed now. You may need to uninstall al…
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@pexpe85 Ok, sounds like you're doing everything correctly. You can try turning the PSVR off (hold down power button on inline remote until light on PSVR breakout box goes red) and then on again (hold down power button until light goes white).
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@pexpe85 Perhaps you are running some other software that is using the PSVR? It's not possible to see the Windows desktop otherwise. In any case, the Windows desktop doesn't read PSVR trackers, so that's not going to drift. Are you perhaps moving th…
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@pexpe85 Rerun the calibration. You'll need to bring up the iVRy settings app in the SteamVR dashboard UI, and select "Recalibrate". If you can't do that, edit the steamvr.vrsettings file and remove the "driver_ivry" section. When calibrat…
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The link above is live again. The version there is the DEMO version of the "release candidate" for the Steam store release.
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@admin Thank you.
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@admin Thank you. I am waiting for the firmware download email (sent serial no.). To confirm, the new Windows and Android SDKs will support both old and new firmware? New firmware has bug fixes and improved latency, and is completely incompatible wi…
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@admin This "new" Windows SDK is a big step backwards from the USB SDK, and is unusable for my purposes. Is there a plan to update the USB SDK? As I'm developing software for both Android/Oculus and Windows, can you please provide me with a way to u…
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@admin Thanks, I received the email. What is the plan for these SDKs? Are they going to see public release soon?
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@admin Thanks. I'm not aware of a DM function in this forum. If there is one, please DM me and I'll reply with the email address (which you have in any case as part of my forum profile).
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@admin Also, if there is an updated Android SDK, please send me that. I have 1.0.
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@admin Thank you for the clarification. Please send me the updated Windows SDK.
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@admin Thank you for your response. That raises 2 further questions: 1) What is different with the new firmware (ie. what are these users missing by not being able to upgrade)? 2) When does Lyrobotix plan to update the Windows USB driver to match t…
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@admin Please try to understand what I am asking here. There are some users who want to use BOTH the Windows USB driver and Oculus Go. What is the solution for those users?
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@admin Ok, so you're saying if someone updates the firmware they won't be able to use the Windows USB SDK any more? And if they don't update the firmware they won't be able to use it with Oculus Go? It would really help everyone if you were very cle…
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@admin Please provide some clarity on whether upgrading the NoloVR firmware will affect PC users. There are some users that want to use it for Oculus Go and PCVR.
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I've withdrawn this beta. The non-beta version will be available on the Steam store in the coming weeks.
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@admin Yes, but what about users that want to use Oculus Go and PC drivers? Does this update affect PC users if they upgrade the firmware?
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@admin Users can calibrate the position just fine. They only have to do it once, instead of every time they start SteamVR (like with the unmodified driver). They also don't have their calibration for other headsets messed up, because of a buggy driv…
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@admin Please clarify what the implications for upgrading the Nolo firmware are, for users of the PC drivers.
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@admin That's funny, the whole thing works a lot better when I remove that from the driver. In any case, you're not allowed to modify "private" SteamVR config files, particularly when you damage them (which the Nolo driver does). At the ve…
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@dlwndduq971 I've patched out issue (1) with a binary editor. Nothing I can do about (2). I used to assume that Nolo was in this state on startup, but that doesn't work, as there's no way (when starting the Steam driver) to tell whether Nolo has jus…
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The GearVR/Oculus Go version is currently in development. Once it's ready (hopefully within the next month), it will be available on the Oculus store. At present, you'll need to use the non-GearVR version, by going through the steps to run "Cardboar…
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@namehotang I've tested latest version of iVRy in combination with the latest version of Nolo Assistant, and there are no conflicts, and no unexpected behaviour, whether Nolo Assistant is running or not. Nolo Assistant has its own SteamVR …
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@namehotang Please send me the vrserver.txt file. You can find it in the 'logs' directory inside your Steam installation (usually 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam'). Please also include the make and model of your phone, as well as the OS …
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@namehotang Please send me the vrserver.txt file. You can find it in the 'logs' directory inside your Steam installation (usually 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam'). Please also include the make and model of your phone, as well as the OS vers…
