BEAM NG DRIVE - PCVR - PICO 4 - YAW VR - WIRELESS USB SERVER

Finally after searching for a wireless wheel setup I've been able to buy a Raspberry Pi and turn it into a wireless USB server which in turn means I can connect all my devices directly to that. The pi is situated on the Yaw which means no pulling of any wires plugged into it. Great! no noticiable lag either. I may have to sell these...... perfect if you have a motion sim rig that can turn you 360 degrees although for car games that's far from ideal especially as the wheel still needs additional power.
I'm also selling some things on ebay:
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[@FilipNone]

for me is not working, I have some crazy artifacts if I try to use the pico 4 on beamng, can you make a tutorial setup?
p.s. the music is way to high

[@TheVRSector]

Hi there, I no longer have the pico 4 as I sold it and got a quest 3. If you have artifacting, try turning down the graphic levels a bit, it may help. Also are you using the steam version?

[@FilipNone]

@@TheVRSector The graphic was already to the minimum, the artifacts problems are related to the graphic interface but I already reported the problem to the devs. yes I'm using Steam VR + pico connect

[@TheVRSector]

@@FilipNone Have you tried it through Virtual Desktop? Virtual Desktop gives you a lot more settings when combined with the Pico 4.

[@FilipNone]

@@TheVRSector Yes, I tried but with Virtual Desktop I have more issues then else, also my computer crashes sometimes with vd