Pitool Download Links (Install as Admin):
http://pisetup.pimaxvr.com/PiToolSetup_1.0.1.84.exe
http://piplay-us.pimaxvr.com/PiToolSetup_1.0.1.76.exe
Check the game list and suggested settings, let me know if you have any question, or if you want us to test any game! More games and tips are coming up.
the new rendering mode is to improve the performance.
Troubleshooting Issues Community Guide
http://community.openmr.ai/t/compilation-of-issues-with-5k-and-8k/9738?u=heliosurge
Is there a reason that we canât select the install location in the PiTool installer?
To clarify , turning on increases compatibility but this comes at a performance cost? And when playing at medium fov we can leave it off in the â recommendedâ games?
Change in Pitool the name of the item âCompatible with parallel projectionâ to âNew renderingâ
The item âCompatible with parallel projectionâ is too much technical
In the comment section of the table please specify the exact fov between small/normal/large
âCompatible with parallel projectionâ checked is to use âOld renderingâ.
Itâs confusing for me.
I cannot suggest âOld renderingâ
Instead every user would like âNew renderingâ or âNew rendering to improve compatibility and performanceâ
Actually now the size of Pitool is quite small, and the user do not need to change other location.
If you encounter some games which are not compatible with the present new render status, you could tick on the item âCompatible with parallel projectionâ to play.
Could do with having Elite Dangerous in there for both Steam and Oculus.
@Sean.Huang , just found that with 1.84 the FOV setting is not saved. It will automatically revert to Large mode each time PiTool is restarted. Please make it savable.
They might not âneedâ to but they sure want to. I donât like stuff being installed onto my C drive.
What would be better is this:
Technical flow:
Game exe filename is sent to a PHP page that does a lookup in an XML/JSON table for this games exe filename
If it exists then it responds with the recommended settings which PiTool evaluates and responds with one of the following:
PiTool pops up a dialog that says âOptimized settings found. Apply?â YES/NO
PiTool pops up a dialog that says âThis application is not listed yet, please set manuallyâ OK
PiTool pops up a dialog that says âYou already have the recommended settingsâ OK
For any game that is not listed, the PHP page will email Pimax with the game name so they can add it to the XML.
Or, you could automate all the above when a user adds a game for the first time only. It will lookup the settings and if found, apply them once then add a tick icon over the optimize icon button to inform the user that settings have been applied. They can also click optimize button again to check for updates at a future time.
There should be an option to reevaluate as developers may make a new version that is compatible.
I covered that (20char)
Just tick this option back again.
Itâs not even that hard 
I did it!
I extracted the installer, edited the install script and recompiled. To show that itâs possible
Can you upload the modified installer somewhere
They canât use stuff like new or old in names⌠then the next patch hits and itâs new new rendering. older rendering, old rendering etc. Thereâs an info button next to the features, thatâs good enough, and if they eventually do an automated ârecommended settingsâ per game like nvidia does through pitool, thatâll be more than enough for the non techies.
Yeah me either. Itâs a tiny os nvme
