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Maybe there aren’t reports of other quest users but there are multiple threads in the forum asking for something like this.
Is it possible to move the screen up and down in desktop viewer?
Suggestion: Screen Position / HUD Position Vertical adjustment if possible
and many more…
I swear I’ve searched through the forums over the last weeks, and I know I’m not the only user with this issue. This would help a lot of people to enjoy VorpX even more.
I already tried all of that, and also tried it in my computer and the computer of a friend with another quest and both are experiencing the same, I know this isn’t how it’s supposed to work but nonetheless it happens, could we please have a slider or a property on a config file or something similar to allow us to offset the screen on the vertical axis?
I’m using an Oculus Quest with Link, I already tried to re run the basic setup multiple times, but the same keeps happening, that’s why I thought it was programmed to work like that. Could it be a device compatibility issue?, other VorpX apps like Desktop Viewer don’t present this issue.
I’m not saying alt + space isn’t working, but when I press alt + space the screen vertical alignment is too high for me, could we please have a simple slider that allow us to move the screen up or down (the screen position not the camera)?
Thanks for the answer.
You are not understanding what I’m talking about, I’m not talking about recentering the space on the horizontal axis, I’m talking about changing the position of the “simulated screen” over the vertical axis. Let me explain myself better, whenever I launch Wold of Warcraft my eyes should be aligned to the center of the screen over the verical axis, this is working as intended when I launch the game while I’m standing, but If I’m sitting the my eyes are aligned with the bottom edge of the “virtual screen”, so all I can see are my character feet and I would need to tilt my head up if I want to see the rest of the screen. What I would love to have is a setting that would allow the user to change the height position of the virtual screen up or down.