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Not that i know. We still use 2.2

Our discord is here : discord.com/invite/B4zTn3nbDq merry Christmas!

idk tahrovin is giving it some proportional assets 🤣🤣

Yeah looks crisp in my headset. I need to figure out how to get it crisp on youtube now that i dont record Oculus Mirror

The G2 has display port. It will look more crisp in the g2 than with VD as you only have supported bitrates until 400 with VD. However, via link cable or even air link, you can crank up the bitrate to 960 and will have a similar picture compared to your G2 display port. I just switched from the g2 to the q3. I had much to learn :D but now the picture is awesome

@@Jan-1337 I'd never switch from G2 to Quest 3, especially with all its downsides. My gaming room is pretty small, so even standing I don't move much to not hit anything with my hands when not close to the center of my play space. I have pulley cable management system on the ceiling so I don't even feel the tether most of the time and it's also convinient when playing sim racing games with a steering wheel or space sims with HOTAS. If I was going to buy a new headset, it would be something with better comfort, like Bigscreen Beyond or some other not yet invented crazy small headset with good picture quality. Quest 3 is way less comfortable than G2 from what people say and in my country Quest addons are pretty expensive, as VR is not that popular. Shipping costs from other countries aren't great too.

@@Kondiqq It's interesting how you base your buying decisions on what 'some people say.' If you had applied the same approach to the G2, which faced significant criticism regarding its controllers and lenses, you might never have purchased it ;) Nevertheless, I've been using the G2 along with a pulley system for the past 3 years, and I absolutely love it. I won't try to convince you that there are no downsides to the Q3 in direct comparison to the G2. I'll just mention that your comment may not age well if you decide to try the Q3 for the first time. But let's agree on this: regardless of which headset you have, EVERY day you can spend in VR is a GOOD day ;) Wishing you a fantastic weekend! :)

@@Jan-1337 For sure Quest 3 will be an upgrade for some people, but I have different needs when it comes to VR, and for me it would be a downgrade. Check what VR Flight Sim Guy said about the headset (he tried all the headsets on the market, including Pimax Crystal and other expensive ones) - he mentioned screen door effect, mura effect (even though it's not OLED, it's very visible in flight sim, so for sure would annoy me in Elite: Dangerous, Star Wars: Squadrons, NMS, ATS, ETS2, etc.). Quest 3 is great if you care about color passthrough and standalone VR experience. For PCVR, especially if you play more sims than other VR games, Quest 3 would not be a perfect choice. Like I said, I like sim racing (mostly Assetto Corsa) with steering wheel and playing Elite: Dangerous with HOTAS, No Man's Sky sitting (long sessions). I sometimes have 6-10 hours sessions in American Truck Simulator or modded Euro Truck Simulator 2, with a steering wheel and in VR. G2 is one of the best choices for sim games. I also watched some movies and tv shows using Bigscreen app, in which image clarity is also more important than controller tracking. VR games which require high precision controller tracking are a minority if I look at my playtime. I spend more time playing sims, for which G2 is just better. As for the controllers, I have G2 V2, so the cameras have slightly higher FOV than the first version, and the tracking never caused me issues, but it also got even better with new versions of the software. There are reddit posts on hpreverb subreddit how people noticed the G2 tracking got way better like over a year ago in one of the software updates, even for the V1 version. And the G2 tracking requires certain conditions to work perfectly, like blank walls don't help (I have video game posters in the gaming room), reflective surfaces make you lose tracking (like when controller LEDs reflect in a mirror or a window, headset thinks controller jumped there - my only issue is my window, but it rarely happens and in the evening (when I usually play) I close my blinds so nothing reflective is around. Oh, and you need well lit room for good tracking. I replaced my ceiling light mostly to not hit it with my hand (I bought possibly thinest thing I could find, while still being able to fit normal sized bulbs). Regardless, you can have fun in VR no matter the headset you have. My friend has Reverb G1 with a very bad tracking and unsupported controllers and he still loves it, but he's looking what to buy to replace it (he has a new GPU since late summer). He thought about buying Quest 3, but he changed his mind, thinking about Pico 4 because it's cheaper and not at all worse for PCVR (he also doesn't care about standalone). The more people have VR, the better, so pick what's best for your needs. Like I said, the only reason I would change a headset, would be a very lightweight one to not feel it at all when you play VR - and people say that a lot about Beyond, in which you have to scan your face for them to make a mold with perfect fit for your face, and there's no light leaking in at all - in comparison all other headsets have at least small light leaks, even if you don't notice it. People say Beyond is on another level with immersion. It's too expensive for me, though, I'll wait till technology is more affordable in a few years before I'll think about changing my headset, I play flatscreen games more than VR ones too, so no rush.

As far as I know, there is no wj list that only does content.

@@Kvitekvist Ohh ok, do you use vr dlaa by the way? i have a 3070 and quest 2 too, and i think it's not enough for higher graphic wj modlists.

All medium. Medium ini, medium dyndolod, medium virtual desktop quality, 90hz, default 100% res

​@@Kvitekvist thanks

Thanks 😊

Nope, PC. I just have taste

do you know how we can keep the vanilla fog & cold pallet with FUS? i like to mod the game but i hate the cartoony lightning of all ENB i saw thus far.

Nope

You need to get used to it slowly in the beginning :)

64 is overkill, but for heavy modded skyrimvr 32 is recommended. It easily use 20GB

@@Kvitekvist alright sweet ill look into some 32gb

FUS is the modular list. But not at the detail level you describe. But it is definitly the best base to build your own list on. My take on why you wont find it, is a few reasons. Visual mods take up the most space, so you would have a pretty bloated list full of 50GB of unused mods you still need to downloaded. Second, lots of mods work together or conflict against others. You would also not be able to provide pre generated LODs as there would be too many variable. Im not saying it cant be done, but its a ton of work.

Shift + Enter. I must have remapped it on my side. Sorry about that!

I know this is months old and you have probably figured it out, but for others who arrive here, you have to focus the skyrim window on the desktop to use the enb hotkeys. Mine never auto focuses and I have to pull up my goggles and click it once first.