There is an option called [vr_render_native_view_on_screen] in the main.mcf config file. Manually setting this to true will cause to render a normal view on your main screen.
Beware: This has a big performance impact!
Is there a way to turn off the 2d display to the monitor completely? So that all available processing is utilized in the headset and not wasted on the monitor.
Is there a way to turn off the 2d display to the monitor completely? So that all available processing is utilized in the headset and not wasted on the monitor.
No, this is not an option.
Loving the VR with aerofly fs2.. but i noticed that now (maybe not in an older version), it defaults to split screen view when doing VR on the 2D display..
I'd like to be able to record flights using shadowplay.. so unless there is some other hack to do shadowplay without the split screen, the only way i guess to VR + record as of now would be a way to turn that off?
Is there a way, just curious..
Thanks in advance
I realize this post is really old now, but in addition to the config option mentioned above, if you're using a Rift you can also launch the file "C:\Program Files\Oculus\Support\oculus-diagnostics\OculusMirror.exe" to get a full screen, single-window VR view that doesn't seem to have a noticeable performance impact.
Is there a way to turn off the 2d display to the monitor completely? So that all available processing is utilized in the headset and not wasted on the monitor.
From my understanding it does not cost any performance to just mirror the same image onto the 2D screen as well. It costs performance to render the 2d view in full screen, no split, though because then the entire scene needs to be rendered again. But just cloning the frame buffer and send it to the vr headset and monitor shouldn't make a difference compared to just sending it to the vr heatset.
