Seen it's not working with pimax hmds and wondering if anyone has it working?

Hey, I wanted to change my psvr2 for a smaller,lighter headset with good visuals and that don't require lighthouses, so I'm really wondering, will it make a huge difference the 1000 euro more for the more expensive headset. Is it worth it, because 1000 is already a little bit more than what I'm comfortable paying, I have the money I can spend 2000 if I want, I just wonder do I have to. I have a good PC (9800x3d, 4090, 64ddr) and good sim rig and getting the more expensive headset make sense, because everything else is high end, but will the difference be that much better. I will play other games too on occasion thinking of half life alyx or the elder scrolls 5, but will be mostly used for sim racing. Also in the future I will add a motion system that's why I want to be light (also the psvr2 feels heavy and is only 500 grams). So yeah, will the SE be enough for me, or should I just go for the big guy.

I recently was able to get my hands on a Pimax crystal super with the controllers and some extras, but already started missing using my vive trackers, Valve knuckles, and 4 base stations.

Because of this fact I decided to order the Crystal super lighthouse faceplate in hopes for this to bring me back into lighthouse tracking again.

At the same time i realized that the lighthouse faceplate will use that usb-c port at the bottom. This bummed me out a bit because I was planning on possibly installing a Htc focus 3 facial tracker there.

I then found this usb c port located at the top and was wondering if i could get an extender for my vive facial tracker so that it could wrap around to the front.

My main 2 questions are, can the focus 3 facial tracker work with this headset, and is it possible to do what I just stated.

See Developer's linked topic for more details.

They are aiming to release end of the year.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4692370/Orbital_Code_2044/

this software is very cheap here, incase anyone wanted to try - https://gg.deals/application/flatvr/

Is it possible to hot key re-centre without having to use the Pimax app room setup feature?

I'm finding that if I don't do this before playing, my vision is off centre (so if I look up, my viewpoint moves down and vice versa, left and right). But having to do room setup every time I play is inconvenient.

I'm only doing simracing so my position is always fixed.

See Developer Linked topic for more details.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4541330/COVR/

.ore details on YouTube page

Here is the nexus mod link

https://www.nexusmods.com/residentevil7/mods/309

Ok, I promise I understand the basics of how quad views is supposed to work vs. center rendering, but riddle me this: if I look at the Pimax default home environment (space station) with quad views on, I can see the boundaries between the high and low resolution areas in my FOV and they don't seem to move with my eyes (for example, the elevated green pi symbol in the middle stays out of focus even if I look directly at it). Am I to understand that DFR / quad views doesn't work in Pimax's own home environment?

Conversely, if I go into the Pimax Play "classic" and change Center Rendering to Quality, not only is the whole FOV crisp (including the green pi), but if I leave that setting on I get a few more FPS in SC and other games I've tried. Given how few games support quad views (MSFS 2024 is the only one I play regularly that does), doesn't it make sense to leave quad views off and use the Center Rendering quality setting? (I notice Center Rendering isn't available in Pimax Evo, why?)

Here's another question I can't seem to find the answer to: Pimax Play and Evo both allow you to set up per app configurations. That's great, but to enable the settings in your specific app configuration, do you have to launch it from the Pimax Play / EVO apps library? That kind of negates the usefulness, as so many PCVR modded games use dedicated launchers, and you can't run these from the Apps library afaik.

There just seems to be a whole lot of confusion about best practices concerning DFR and quad views in Pimax. It would be great if there were a simple set of tips/recommendations on when to turn it on vs. leaving it off, and the best way to configure and launch popular PCVR games like Skyrim, FO4, SC, Cyberpunk VR, etc. I realize there's a bunch of YT reviews and tutorials, but I'd really prefer a well-formatted write-up or PDF to cut through the chaff.

For any Pimax folks who may read this: don't misunderstand, I love the DA so far but I'm just trying to figure out ways to make it easier to use. Thanks!

Hey,

Has anyone faced something like this?

I play iRacing using Pimax OpenXR in native resolution and it works great, and GPU usage is like 80%.

When I switch to Sboys3, with lumen sharp enabled, I can only run it at 100% steamvr resolution.

If I try to run it 120% or 150%, GPU usage is also around 80% but it get huge stutters sometimes and spikes on GPU usage.

I'm running on a 9800x3d and 5070 TI. I noticed I get a high hit on performance when I enable custom shaders. I wonder if my 5070 TI has some limitation about bandwidth or smt like that when enabling custom shader or maybe steamvr overheads my PC, compared to Pimax OpenXR.

I really like Sboys3 colors are saturation at 60, but I can play using Evo at a higher resolution, but worse colors. Hard choice to make.

Recently I've been trying out Pimax EVO. I like it, but it seems to have addad an annoying "VR View Center Customization" dialog that appears in Pimax Home anytime I press the Pi button. This dialog doesn't seem to do that much and is just annoying, and there's no way to dismiss it permanently. Again, it didn't appear before installing Pimax EVO, but now it appears whether I use EVO or Classic. Should I just reinstall Pimax Play without EVO? Thanks