I personally haven’t used an Oculus rift for over a year, but I have some games in the Oculus store, so I downloaded the Oculus app, downloaded Dirt Rally, but when i look in the HMD, the screen is up way to high, and I can’t get it to reset to my level.
Anyone know what the issue could be and how to fix it? Revive works fine with steamVR and has the screen in the right place, but not when it’s being used direct through pitool. @Doman.Chen@PimaxUSA@PimaxVR
I also have the Steam version of Dirt Rally and tried to use it with revive, and the tracking has some kind of lag to it, which makes me dizzy.
Ya I noticed the same problem in luckys tale had to play standing up. Seems they need some more work on the Oculus side of the software. Options options options we need more sotware options.
I got it working by going back to Steam VR 1.1.3. After that update revive has been bugged from what I’ve read in other forums.
Someon gave me a link to it yesterday if anyone wants it, you just have to copy and past over the SteamVR files, and if SteamVR updates itself again, you just overwrite the files again.
Here’s the link to where I found it in the forums, and the link to the files:
and SteamVR 1.1.3 that someone made it as a copy/paste file:
Ye after downgrading steamVR it worked like a charm though. Perfect. Something’s happened since SteamVR 1.1.3 that broke pitool’s Oculus games setup (which seems to use revive also), and oculus games through revive.
If you didnt see it in the post you need to go into pitool room set up. Calibrate where you will sit then on calibrate floor set headset on floor and type in your head level you want ie. 40cm. Then calibrate. Restart game at new height repeat until set as desired.
In games like this the height calibration shouldn’t matter. And OP said it centres correctly in revive (height calibration doesn’t affect).
For driving sims the game knows where your head should be- directly over the drivers headless body. If you place your head where you want it, facing the direction you want and hit recentre it should place you correctly regardless of the height calibration. Which is what it does when OP isn’t using pitool, from what I gather.
If you do the room setup in pitool, and put the floor is 40cm high, then shouldn’t the picture be even higher? It asks you to put the headset on the floor. I would assume you would need to be a negative value, like -40CM not 40cm
The p4k without Lighthouse tracking you needed to set height for seated. But with full head tracking this shouldn’t be necessary from my understanding with floor being zero height.
