A very easy stopgap solution would be to offer a toggle in the OculusDebugTool that allows us to turn OFF these encoding slices. I have noticed that this is related to the horizontal encoding slices that are visible only through the Link Cable. I will be experimenting with this for the next few weeks to make sure I do not get the white bar issue! reg add "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Oculus\RemoteHeadset" /v "numSlices" /t REG_DWORD /d "1" /f.To use this workaround, open Command Prompt and use the following: If you pay close attention when this occurs, you will likely notice it only occurs in the bottom slice of the screen. Whenever the white bar issue occurs, i t is very likely the final 5th slice experiencing an error in the encoding. Air Link uses HEVC and uses 1 slice for its encoding, whereas wired Link uses H.264 and 5 slices for encoding. Gamescope from Valve developer Pierre-Loup A.UPDATE: POSSIBLE WORKAROUND/FIX USING REGISTRY EDITORĪs I theorized above, this issue does NOT occur for those who use Air Link. Griffais is described as a micro-compositor that can spoof a virtual screen with a desired resolution and refresh rate and control/resize the output as needed. It can fulfil the same role as a desktop compositor, but it can also run on top of your regular desktop like any other application. One use-case for gamescope is dealing with compatibility problems. This includes games that have trouble getting into fullscreen, or do not support your native screen resolution, or multi monitor setups. In my case I could not get Dirt Rally to go into fullscreen on Wayland, but it worked perfectly though gamescope.Īnother use-case is if you want to game on a 4K TV/monitor, which is not uncommon anymore, but your graphics card does not have the horsepower to push all of those pixels at a decent framerate, which is still true for all but the most expensive offerings out there. Normally you would have to lower your desktop resolution and/or let the game change the screen resolution. Instead you could run your desktop at the native resolution and use gamescope to upscale the games.īut then you depend on your monitors scaling capabilities, which are usually not that impressive, and you will most likely end up with a blurry image. Right now there are not that many options for scaling, but there is a very interesting one - integer scaling. This allows turning 1x1 pixels into 2x2 (or whatever whole number) boxes that produces a more crisp image. Here we have an unscaled reference image at 2560x1440, and two rendered at 1280x720 and scaled up to 2560x1440. You can see that normal scaling produces quite a blurry image, whereas integer scaling produces a more crisp, yet more jagged-looking image. Lowering the rendering resolution may also allow for enabling more taxing image fidelity options like post-processing effects and anti-aliasing. I noticed that integer scaling is even useful with AA. Of course a lot of this is a question of taste and preference, so I'll let you be the judge of that. Just to clarify, the AA demonstrated here is an option of the game itself, not gamescope. Program arguments used in this comparison are as follows. Gamescope can be found on GitHub under active development. This is a preview release meant to allow users to beta test SweetFXs 2.0 new injector called ReShade. More features, bugfixes and performance optimizations will come before release. Effects are listed in the order that they are applied. #define USE_ASCII 0 // Ascii : Converts the image to Ascii-art. #define USE_CARTOON 0 // Cartoon : "Toon"s the image.
#define USE_SMAA 1 // SMAA Anti-aliasing : Smoothens jagged lines using the SMAA technique.
#define USE_FXAA 0 // FXAA Anti-aliasing : Smoothens jagged lines using the FXAA technique. #define USE_EXPLOSION 0 // Explosion : Scatters the pixels, making the image look fuzzy. #define USE_CA 1 // Chromatic Aberration : Mimics the look of a cheap camera lens, by distorting the colors.
PIXEL 3 DIRT RALLY IMAGES TV
#define USE_ADVANCED_CRT 0 // Advanced CRT : Simulates an old CRT TV display. #define USE_PIXELART_CRT 0 // PixelArt CRT : Scanlines for pixel art (high performance cost) PIXEL 3 DIRT RALLY IMAGE TV
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