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SteamVR beta motion reprojection update crashes OVRAS #157

Open d1360 opened 5 years ago

d1360 commented 5 years ago

You can't click anything on the tab after this great steamvr beta update

Nicksonman commented 5 years ago

Agreed, OpenVR AdvancedSettings is no longer usable since this update.

Synkndown commented 5 years ago

Advanced setting is still fully usable, however up and down are inverted

celsian commented 5 years ago

Advanced setting is still fully usable, however up and down are inverted

Inverted is fine, but Floor Fix is not working for me. Anytime I use it the play space moves way up in the air above me or way below me. Are you experiencing that as well?

edit: I'm using a Vive Pro, not that it should matter.

BOLL7708 commented 5 years ago

@celsian this is also true for ChaperoneTweak, a tool that has worked since 2016. They definitely broke/changed something this time around 😋 my play space is now majorly screwed up 😨

Synkndown commented 5 years ago

Inverting playspace or floor fix are both odd, and a room scale setup had to be redone to fix.

Nicksonman commented 5 years ago

Sounds like everyone got affected a little differently.

When I open any tab on ovas I get stuck on that tab - the back arrow doesn't work.

Even if I get out of ovas and go back to it, it's still stuck on the last tab I was on.

Given that I couldn't roll back the steamvr beta update, the solution was to simply opt out of the beta, now my ovas works as normal.

Synkndown commented 5 years ago

Looks like steam just fixed the upside down inverted cursor thing with the new update

g-coded commented 5 years ago

Looks like steam just fixed the upside down inverted cursor thing with the new update

The corrections to the Floor Fix are still inverted/wonky. Applying a floor fix appears to send the hmd in the opposite direction. Manually adjusting resets your orientation, and going from 0 to +/-.5 then back to 0 doesn't always put you back where you started.