Rendering in 72 FPS on Oculus Go

Create a new script.

Have this public instance variable in it:

public OVRManager OVRManager;

Put this in the Awake() or Start():

StartCoroutine(SetFrequency());

Then create this method somewhere in the class:

IEnumerator SetFrequency()
{
	yield return new WaitUntil(() => OVRManager.display.displayFrequenciesAvailable.Length > 0);

	float displayFreq = OVRManager.display.displayFrequency;
	foreach (float freq in OVRManager.display.displayFrequenciesAvailable)
	{
		if (freq > displayFreq) {
			displayFreq = freq;
		}
	}
	OVRManager.display.displayFrequency = displayFreq;
}

Now add this script into your first scene (drag it onto an empty object or whatever), and assign the OVRManager script instance from the OVRCameraRig object in your scene onto the public OVRManager variable on the script you made.

If your first scene is a special loading scene, use this in the loading script, and use a boolean to make sure that this has been done before you load in the first real non-loading scene.

This is a forwards-compatible script meaning that your app will run at the maximum refresh rate of whatever decice it's running on, so even in years from now if people try to run it on a 120Hz Oculus Go 3 (for example), it'll run at 120Hz there.

Thank you very much for the clear answer.. including your forward-compatible lines of code. Really appreciated!

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