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Old 03-27-2016, 11:51 PM
prilpi prilpi is offline
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Hi Jeff,
I updated the Nvidia driver to the latest.
It fixed the flickering problems in the Vizard Demos.

Moving on with this -
1. When opening the "modern apartment" demo:
eyes level is too high (and furniture looks little smaller as if the FOV in the oculus is not matching the real eyes FOV)
Is that a vizconnect config issue ?

2. When opening an skp model and walking inside:
looking in few directions looks good (stable at 75 fps)
while other directions are flickering (down to 34 fps)
(happens in the same places i look at - not randomly)
I deleted all furniture and high poly' objects so the total poly' count would be low but it still flickers..(?)

I will try it with some other skp models.
What might be the problem ?
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Old 03-28-2016, 02:30 AM
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1. Are you using Oculus position tracking or just orientation? The vizconnect file I attached was configured with a height offset that assumes position tracking is not used. You can change the height offset in vizconnect. Press the offsets button for the oculus tracker and change the post trans y value.

2. Take a look at the optimization and performance pages in the Vizard help. The information there may help you determine what is causing the slow down if it's due to the models.
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