Really. So putting it on the floor, setting it to the actual height it will be will put it in it’s correct position. Didn’t know that. Ok, i just thought it would back backwards, instead of 40, or 60, it would be -40, or -60. Ok if it happens again, i’ll try that way.
With sims? Where it knows where your head must be? Or only open world, where your head could be anywhere?
I’ve never come across a hmd that doesn’t centre in a sim regardless of height calibration. The sim knows where you have to be, it would take someone like pimax to come along and break that
If I’m using the Oculus version of Dirt Rally, it centers correctly, but put the whole image way above my head. That’s what my issue was. Someone else had the same issue as well, but in the last few comments I see that you can calibrate the height at a higher number, and it should bring the image down to where its supposed to be.
You miss my point. I can set my height to 1cm or 300cm and it centres correctly in both situations. The game is simply fitting the image of the world of the driver sitting straight, looking forward, to your view. Your height calibration is not used or factored in at all…on other hmds.
I think this is a Pimax thing. I’ve never seen it happen in any other hmd. As I say, the game knows where your head has to be. It fits the image to your position when you hit recentre.
Flinnt, you didnt get what my issue was. Even when i hit RESET HMD position, it resets it to where the driver’s head would be, but the entire IMAGE is way above me, like 5 feet in the air.
Yes, normally, you hit Recenter or Reset HMD, and it puts you where the driver’s head is, but with dirty rally, it was weird. It was showing the screen in the air. Yes, it reset my head position, but the whole car was in the air
Yes I understand that. It doesn’t happen in other hmds though does it? Other hmds recentre you as intended, regardless of height calibration…as they should. Height calibration being factored in can only make it wrong. Regardless of your height you are still wanting to be over the drivers head. Just like other hmds do. The only way that makes sense. Which is why Pimax doesn’t I guess.