#EURO TRUCK SIMULATOR 2 HTC VIVE WINDOWS#

This is toggled by the r_manual_stereo_in_menu cvar or by F11 key. The game can show the menu in 2D or 3D positioned mode. Finally entire buffer is provided to the VR API which applies whatever distortions and postprocessing (e.g. The UI is then drawn into the eye buffer. When the rendering is done, it is resized using a bilinear filter back to the size of the eye buffer. When rendering the driving 3d scene, the game multiplies the eye buffer size by scaling setting and renders the scene using the resulting size. The game then multiplies this reported value by r_manual_stereo_buffer_scale and uses the resulting size to allocate eye buffer. Technically it works in the following way: The vendor setting changes size of the recommended rendering resolution which is reported to the game by the VR API.

The ingame scaling setting does not apply to the UI and might result in more blurry image because it uses just bilinear filter so you might want to keep it set to 100% and change the size using the HMD vendor tool or r_manual_stereo_buffer_scale instead. Generally both HMD vendor setting and r_manual_stereo_buffer_scale will behave in a similar wait and you can use one or the other with similar result. Generally there are three places where you can affect the rendering size: HMD vendor tool, r_manual_stereo_buffer_scale cvar in game and scaling settings set in game UI (corresponds to r_scale_x/r_scale_y cvars). If you have sufficiently powerfull GPU, you might want to use supersampling to improve the quality of the image. You might want to configure the graphics settings to use Scale of 100%, disable MLAA and DOF. When using the game with SteamVR, you also should uncheck the 'Use Desktop Game Theatre while SteamVR is active' in game properties in Steam client. To enable the support, run the game with -openvr command line parameter. If no device is found, a dummy one is used. This will cause the game to detect the available oculus devices, select the first one found and launch with a resolution matching the device. For the 1.4.0+ based versions you also need to enable launching applications from Unknown Sources in the Oculus application. To enable the support, run the game with -oculus command line parameter.

The default reset key F12 coincides with the default Steam screenshot key.

The game does not reset the orientation/position when entering truck so you will have to do that manually by pressing F12.

The advisor was moved to the bottom center of the screen when Oculus is used however no other optimizations were done.

There might be distortions when using some menu screens in 3d mode or when switching the 3d mode of the menu in some situations.

The head orientation and position is currently used only by the interior camera.

Only some parts of the menu have 3d background.

The game is currently not marked as VR capable on Steam so the Steam client will show warning when launching the game.

Not compatible with SLI and will experience flickering if it is enabled.

DX9 mode requires DX9Ex support (Windows Vista+).

Only DX11 and DX9 modes are supported.

Use of DX11 mode is highly recommended.

A really fast GPU and CPU is recommended.

For oculus_07 the display mode should be set to 'Direct HMD Access from Apps'.

Note that this version is obsolete and will be eventually discontinued.

The oculus_07 beta supports DK2 using 0.7.0 version of the SDK.

The oculus beta supports DK2 using 1.4.0 version of the SDK.

If you are using a Oculus HMD it is recommended to use the Oculus API instead of the OpenVR.

The oculus beta also supports OpenVR API so it can be used with HTC Vive or other compatible HMD.

#EURO TRUCK SIMULATOR 2 HTC VIVE WINDOWS#

Currently the support is available only in the Windows versions of the game. Experimental support for Oculus API is available in the oculus beta branch on Steam.

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