My eyes can't focus with 4.1

There isn't much the rift can do at a software level to change how your eyes are focusing, but if something is really borked with your convergence it can certainly feel like it is.

Do you feel like you're cross-eyed while looking into the (virtual) distance?

I'm using a DK1, I made a blank project and imported the tuscany demo and loaded up the tuscany scene and built and ran it and I also noticed that the images were not converging right. Is 0.41 for DK2 only?

"alexfry" wrote:

Do you feel like you're cross-eyed while looking into the (virtual) distance?

Yeah, there is a bit of that, like my eyes are constantly going cross-eyed, correcting themselves, going cross-eyed again... it's bad times.

Tried building it out, thinking that maybe it had something to do with the editors game window resolution or something like that, and even in the build, like Molton points out, I still have the same problem.

I finished converting my Being a Bird project to 0.41 and did not have the convergence issues, it looked pretty good, the frame rate was certainly better than 0.32, the distortion is pretty hardcore and gives your eyes a natural immersive view, and the problem I was having with 0.4.0 with the strange black rectangle that warped the view upside down when looking behind is no longer present.

Maybe because my project is using DX9 right now and unity defaults to dx11, but I only had that problem with the tuscany demo so far.

I had the same problem. On a hunch, I replaced the OVRSubCamera components I had that vrdaveb had posted in another thread with OVRCamera and OVRCameraController setups for my multi-layered cameras. And, it fixed the issue. I guess 4.1 supports multiple controllers? Great upgrade if this continues to work.

Curtis, is it uncomfortable to look at things when your head is still? Or all the time?

"drash" wrote:
Curtis, is it uncomfortable to look at things when your head is still? Or all the time?

All the time. I just updated unity to 4.5.3 and I still have this problem.

Wonder if this is related to the Unity integration going back to symmetric frusta -- in 0.4.0 the left and right halves of each eye's FOV were not equal, and now they seem to be put back to equal in order to make a bunch of other Unity features work again.

Not sure though, because although I *sort of* notice a little eye strain for things that are stuck to the user's face, I don't for everything else.

"drash" wrote:
Wonder if this is related to the Unity integration going back to symmetric frusta -- in 0.4.0 the left and right halves of each eye's FOV were not equal, and now they seem to be put back to equal in order to make a bunch of other Unity features work again.

Not sure though, because although I *sort of* notice a little eye strain for things that are stuck to the user's face, I don't for everything else.

hmm, for me it is really bad all the time, and it seems like even a little added eye strain is unacceptable. I hope this issue is a top priority for the next SDK :?

A couple of things that may be relevant:

I am using B cups pushed all the way in

my tests with this are all in a brand new project using the Tuscany scene

I'm definitely having this problem as well. I posted a thread about it yesterday ...

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