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Damn, think it may be an Nvidia thing in that case; I found I can set the rift desktop to 948 x 1080 in the NVIDIA control panel and it’ll go into duped / 2D mode. :/
Hi Renifizzle,
I assumed it was some sort of cleverness that was being handled by the Rift, not Arma, but I’ll have a play tonight and get back to you. Is the image just not being duplicated or is it the wrong rotation?What GFX card are you rocking?
O rly? Wonder whether it’s gfx card specific (GTX 770 here).
Can you force the resolution settings in My documents\Arma 3\arma3.cfg ?
Hey guys, I figured out a workaround here: https://www.vorpx.com/forums/topic/arma-3-doesnt-work-dk2/
If you don’t mind playing it in 2D, personally I think it’s ok, gets around the pesky crosshair problem!
Hey Walkn51, I have the same issue. The only workaround I was able to achieve was to drop the resolution in A3 to 948 x 1080 which apparently puts the Rift into some sort of 2D mode. Working out the main menu nav is still a pig but you can adjust the HUD, which is handy.
To adjust the FOV you’ll need to go into <profilename>.Arma3Profile in your My documents/Arma 3 folder and use a tool like this: http://hia3.com/tools/ArmA_3_wide-angle_FOV_calculator_online_by_Hi,A3.htm to calculate the values and entries you’ll need (using the afforementioned resolution). I went for an FOV of 95 which was closer than not.
So it’s 2D, but still pretty damn immersive. Mouse emulation means that body / head movement is not decoupled, double-tapping left alt does a pretty good job though.
Makes me think a rift-track to mouse / freetrack emulator standalone tool would be handy…