Everyone having these issue need to try the game using OPENOVR / OPENXR, it stops Steam-VR running altogether, the difference is night n day.
@stevensred5It works but the jittering / Head Movment issue persist. Better performance yes, becaus no steam VR is not running between.
Game Changer for me!
Now my game runs in constantly 90 fps with high preset on 1.3 supersampling pretty smooth with no jitter.
Finally..... this * steamvr
3080 suprim
i9 9900k
32gb
Quest2
Same for me, started using the OpenXR version of the OpenComposite and loads perfectly, no more crashes and its much MUCH smoother!
@Pierrerino86Dann muss ich ja auch was falsch machen, ich wüsste bloß nicht was. Bei mir ist das problem mit dem jitter auch immer noch das gleich wie vorher. Zumal bei mir das Spiel jedes mal abstürzt, so bald ich das Headset absetzte was bei steamVR nicht der Fall ist. Nur weil es bei dir funktioniert, gillt das selbe leider nicht für alle anderen. Jeder hat andere Hardware Specs.
Aber für mich ist das alles halb so wild. Meine Quest 2 ist sowieso nur gemietet und geht nächste Woche zurück. Fertig aus. Kein Bock kehr mich mit dem Mist weiter zu beschäftigen.
war für mich sowieso das letzte F1 Spiel von EA und Bugmasters.
@stevensred5+20fps boost? Are you for real? Oh my... As for everyone else here pretending that OC gives better performance than SteamVR, I'm sorry to tell you all but you are wrong. OC has fixed frame waiting times in F1 22 (since F1 22 doesn't use the compositor to control frame waiting times as it's commonly done) and dynamic resolution doesn't work with it, so there's absolutely no way (objectively no way) your performance can be better with OC right now. A new version will soon come out with some fixes for the frame waiting time issues (with a buffer that reportedly gives much better performance) plus dynamic resolution working, so then it can be that OC will indeed perform better than SteamVR, but for now there's absolutely no way that you can have more performance than SteamVR with it, it's simply objectively impossible (the only way would be if you are using subpar settings in the game and you have a lot of headroom available still).
This is one of the clearest proofs of the fact that many users here that report about performance don't know what they are talking about and all their "impressions" and whatever are total nonsense.
Hello,
now, i`ve use OpenComposite and the game crush not in a playtime from 1 hour. I have play in high graphic settings, in VR i have switch on bloom and the other both switches bottom. No jittering (like before), and now no crashes.
HAHA..Dear me, where did I state anyone was going to get +20fps?? all I did was link to a Steam post (by some else) that has helped a lot of people, myself included 'for real', to get a way better experience. Good luck with waiting for 'new version will soon come out', EA wont even officially acknowledge any issue with VR.
Game changer for me as well. Clearly this is not a proper 'fix' in the strictest terms as we're having to fudge this but for me. This fixes things.
For reference I have:
Quest 2 Oculus Link Cable
3060ti
Ryzen 5600X
16Gb 3200 MHz RAM
opencomposite.ini file is set to supersampleRatio = 1.2
Graphics all set to VR low
Oculus software set to Auto on 72Hz
MUCH smoother, moving your head around no longer appears to have that strange 'lag' to it and the jirky movements (so long as I stick to these settings) are gone, running the exact same thing on Steam VR has all manner of weirdness.
I know my PC is not a great spec and I hope they do work on the optimizations a bit more but finally able to play.
@oapscarface wrote:Game changer for me as well. Clearly this is not a proper 'fix' in the strictest terms as we're having to fudge this but for me. This fixes things.
For reference I have:
Quest 2 Oculus Link Cable
3060ti
Ryzen 5600X
16Gb 3200 MHz RAM
opencomposite.ini file is set to supersampleRatio = 1.2
Graphics all set to VR low
Oculus software set to Auto on 72Hz
MUCH smoother, moving your head around no longer appears to have that strange 'lag' to it and the jirky movements (so long as I stick to these settings) are gone, running the exact same thing on Steam VR has all manner of weirdness.
I know my PC is not a great spec and I hope they do work on the optimizations a bit more but finally able to play.
I just get an Opencomposite crash whenever I put off my Quest 2. It's fine while I'm driving, but as soon as I wear off the headset, game crashes, and I can't get a solution.
Can you please share with me the Opencomposite version and settings you are running?
Thanks.
I have the exact same problem, but on a Rift CV1.
