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i was playing with vorpx headtrack settings. Changing everything to test what would happen. The result was that CV1 would not recognize the sensor anymore.I needed to setup the sensor in the oculus home menue.
First i thaought the sensor might be broken. But testing on original oculus games it worked fine after the new setup.Only thing I can imagine is that maybe you may have disabled head tracking. If so, you can re-enable it in the config app.
You can also make a full factory reset in the config app (trouble shooting page) if you can’t pinpoint the change that lead to this.
hi, i just tried all possible configurations in vorpx related to the head tracking. Yes i did a factory reset in vorpx settings. It started with a stutter of the tracking ( its been the witcher 3 game i have problems with just a coincidence ?were vopry doesnt hook suddenly)
. Then i got a message from oculus home that the sensor was misaligned. I tried to align it with the oculus software but no succsess. Then i rebooted my computer and and did the oculus setup for the sensor again and finally it recognized the sensor again.
Today i will give it another try ,to see if its the game or something else that interfears with oculus …
keep u informed..
THXSo i have a problem with the heads tracking sensor like going out of range if i change the headttracking values in vorpx ( on or off). This causes the sensor to be not recognized anymore from oculus.
Now that i know that i wont change the settings.
Yesterday ocu8lus released another patch for home…
THXTurning off head tracking cannot have any effect on the Oculus software being able to recognize the sensor, but please do still not use it since that can cause the image to be displayed upside down currently.
Instead please set the sensitivity to 0.0 if you want to disable head tracking for some reason.
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