Open SimplexPL opened 7 years ago
Good question and I'd definitely like to write a Wiki article on it, since this is an important subject when running Revive. Some Oculus games rely heavily on Timewarping, which is something that needs to be handled properly by Reprojection.
Thus the rule is: Use Asynchronous Reprojection unless you notice judder. When you notice judder disable Asynchronous Reprojection so you can fallback to Interleaved reprojection.
If it is a seated game and you think the game could run at more than 45fps if you remove the CPU bottleneck, then turn on Always-on reprojection. Only use it in specific situations.
Great write-up, thanks! I had no idea that interleaved still makes sense under certain circumstances.
I haven't seen the Always On option listed in the developer settings in a long time. I just have interleaved and asynchronous. where did the other option go?
It should be in developers options. It's also available in OpenVR Advanced Settings.
I see it now. I don't know how I missed it. Thanks.
Please label it a question, thanks.
There are three reprojection related settings that I am aware of: 1) Interleaved reprojection - old deprecated method, superseded by Asynchronous Reprojection, no longer used, I think 2) Asynchronous Reprojection - currently best reprojection method available for Vive, for native Vive titles it is recommended to have it enabled (unless you have some kind of monster rig) 3) Always-on reprojection - this is the most "mysterious" option, available in developer settings. It has a confusing name, many Vivers (me included) thought that it forces 45fps at all times, but it turns out it does not. Enabling this option somehow... changes how long CPU is waiting for GPU to render frames? I'm not sure I get it, here's some technical explanation: https://www.reddit.com/r/Vive/comments/53j4v3/til_always_on_reprojection_looks_way_better_than/d8237fx/
My question is - are there any universal rules when using Revive, such as which reprojection options should be enabled or disabled at all times, or does it totally depend on the game? Do reprojection settings affect all games run through Revive, or does it depend on the game?