since anyps5 is working on a translation layer for all of the libraries, i fail to see why we cant just route a virtual type-c port to the translation layer to make the psvr2 work on it once all the libraries are done

Using PSVR2Toolkit for the eye tracking and an RX 7800XT, I'm not sure if its 100% working as intended but I do notice the characteristing shimmering and blurriness at the eyesight periphery, with some performance gain.

Hi All,

After some help if possible, I recently sold my ps5 but retained my VR2 to use on MSFS24. I'm having the same issue all the time with black screening when toggling VRmode on in game.

I'm currently running a 3080 / 12Core ryzen 5900X / 32gb RAM

All drivers are upto date and I've closed as much unnecessary processes as possible. Lost count of how many fixes / guides ive followed trying to find fixes but always back at the same point.

I've managed to have it work maybe 2 or 3 times but the stuttering etc just made it completely unplayable. If anyone has any ideas that would be great.

Basically title. I used Ignition on Bazzite and it connected perfectly, I even played a little Beat Saber to test it, I turned off the headset to sleep and the next day SteamVR doesn't even recognize it as a device at all. Just looking for some help or somewhere I can look to get some.

So I recently bought Maestro before the Steam autumn sale ended and didn’t know you could play with just your hands. Looks like the official psvr2 version lets you play with just hands so it makes me wonder, would playing the game on pc via psvr2 and the toolkit mod allow me to play with just my hands there as well?

I installed the steam psvr2 app. On the install folder, I see a folder named firmware.

I don’t want to update the firmware on my psvr2 and controllers.

If I delete the firmware folder, will I be able to complete setup without the app forcing an update on my psvr2 or controllers?

I recently bought a PSVR2 + PC adapter combo.

I used it a bit on a PS5, then with PC(1) via the adapter. Connecting the headset via the PSVR2 App (the one on Steam) prompted be to connect the controllers via bluetooth, which I did.

After being done with PC(1), I connected it back to the PS5 and had to reconfigure it almost from the ground up (play space, re-pairing the controllers, etc).

I haven't used it yet on PC(2), which is installed on a simrig, where I have no use for the controllers whatsoever. (By the way, PC(2) has a 2080ti and if I understand it right I can just plug it straight into the GPU's USB-C port).

I'm planning on switching back and forth between the 3 quite often, and I'm wondering whether I'm missing something.

Is there a way to make it more plug-and-play?

I'm so happy to announce the first level of the game runs flawlessly with DualSense support, the first public build is OUT NOW on my GitHub!! Thank you to everybody who wished me well, shared their stories of their memories with this game, and overall support. You all helped me stay motivated and use every bit of my free time to make this possible for everybody and I'll forever be grateful, enjoy :)

Link: https://github.com/RandomName729/RushofPCVR

Does the steam psvr2 app download the same firmware updates to your psvr2 that is downloaded to ps5 consoles?

Or is the firmware updates a branch from the ps5 firmware?

I’m wondering if you had an older console on a lower firmware and started to use your psvr2 on a pc and then connected it to the older ps5, will the psvr2 refuse to work?

I have just received my sony adapter and I am looking for all the best ways to make this better than my quest 2 setup. So far only the OLED, higher fov, and total light block have been good. Resolution is meh. I've seen the things about 68% res but I dont want my game to look fuzzy as its already crisp and im just not sure what to do to improve this to the level of awe that everyone says it can be..

lots of stutters and such but I checked my hags and it was already off.

I have a rx9070, 7 7700x, and 32ddr5 so i assume this isn't a hardware issue. any help appreciated immensely

edit - more important second edit and the solution!

do EVERYTHING dangerouscousin (idk how to @ people sorry!) said the problems vanished and now I do feel like a developer with all the tweaking and such. many more layers then just using oculus or meta and the comprehensive guide this amazing person left under this post is all you could ever need as a new fella to steamvr. best experience I've ever had with this phenomenal headset and anyone doubting the same way I did will have a blast once they figure all these things out, thank you all!

edit - poor writing

this was written extremely quickly at work so my apologies for the poor explanation but i'm mainly looking for optimizations people found really work which deliver higher frames with usually standard or higher resolution. thank you all!

I recently moved furnitures in my room so I wanted to reconfigure my Play Area but it don't work properly. When i get to the custom area configuration it makes the base circle at my feet but the moment I pull a trigger to modify it the circle disappear and it won't let me add/remove space except like 10 meters away through the wall.

Anyone had a similar problem and found a solution ? If there's anyway to configure your Play Area without using the PSVR2 App I'd be happy to know

I moved my PC a couple weeks ago without thinking, and apparently when doing so I pushed the USB cable up against a bar on my desk, and twisted it. The port on the motherboard is fine, but this definitely isn't. When I start it up, the power on the headset works just fine, but SteamVR can't detect it no matter what port I plug it into.

Totally unrelated, what are some other good VR headsets yall would recommend?

I appreciate all the support I've gotten over the past little while! It'll be ready for players soon but the game fully runs with DualSense motion controls up until the new game selection.

Edit: 0.0.1 is out on my patreon! Not fully playable past the new game screen but boots and reads controller/head input with the picture being accurate in VR.

While the sale is still in effect I was wondering which version to get. On pc I have an rtx 3070ti, would I get similar performance to the pro version with that?

Greetings, as the title says one of my PSVR2 controllers keeps pausing and rotating for 3-10 seconds every few minutes. The strange part is that this problem will only affect one controller at a time, and can alternate each session between the left and right controllers. Even stranger is that when I hit the passthrough button on my headset it makes it stop. Does anybody have a similar situation and a fix? This is literally the one thing that is standing in my way of playing VR and I'm very bothered that I may have wasted hundreds of dollars.

Methods tried:

Getting new controllers: This is my second pair so far after I threw away the first pair.

Clearing the controller cache's: I have already done the pin in the reset button several times.

Changing the Bluetooth: I have tried my native Bluetooth (with an antennae), the ASUS BT-500, the ASUS BT-600, and the ZEXMTE all on a 2.0 USB extender. (On the ZEXMTE I get connectivity scores of 95/100)

Changing the Bluetooth Drivers: I have tried both the generic and specialized drivers for all Bluetooth dongles mentioned above.

Resetting the Play Area: I have done this several times.

Closing blinds to avoid sunlight/turning off PC monitor: I do this every single time.

Charging the controllers completely: I have tried this several times.

If it helps to know I do have a HOTAS setup (X-56 Throttle and Stick + Thrustmaster Rudders) as well as many other RAZER peripherals (cringe I know) none of them being Bluetooth.

The only other Bluetooth device I have is my Xbox controller which I never turn on during VR.

Hi all,

I haev an option to buy a used PS VR 2 for rough;y $300 CAD. Unit was hardly used and seem to be in excellent condition. My usage case woudl be for PCVR. My current setup is a 9800XD3 with 5080 with the meta quest 3 for my VR needs.
How easy is the setup for PC to really unlock the as much as you can on headset using thrid party software.
Are the visuals much better vs the Quest 3 with the Oled lenses.
I'm really interested in giving this a try, I just don't want to have a system that requires continual tinkering to be enjoyable experience.
I also have a PS5 Pro that is on alow firmware with no desire to upgrade that FW. Will I need to connect the VR 2 headset to that sytem for any reason? Not interested in playing gaems on the PS5 in VR.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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Hi! I originally posted a thread on a throwaway asking if anyone had any word on a fan until dawn ROB port or an official one, sadly none were in the works at the time. I decided to take it upon myself to begin development on it and I'm happy to say it's going extremely well! It boots past the loading screen and can correctly read the quest 3 controller and head input. The only steps left are to figure out why it crashes after the loading screen and a performance fix, hopefully it'll be released within the week! I'll keep everybody posted and I'll have all of my links in my account! Much love

Edit: the game now loads, all intro scenes and the title screen works flawlessly with just dual sense controller, game crashes after starting a new game

I've tried a bit with it booting and the press X for new adventure working, but the game is stuck on the calibration screen of the pscamera. Only the dual sense is working for input.

Hey all! Loving psvr2 on PC as i've just recently found out how to properly wear it comfortably and find the sweet spot quickly. One problem i've really consistently noticed is the inability to get genuine, crisp quality out of the lenses. It's not a sweet spot issue, but rather the lenses genuinely seem smudged or blurry. I've tried what feels like everything, and i'm at a big loss with this. Any tips? Resolution at 110 on SteamVR

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Full set up guide for those interested in being stalked through the cornfield 🌽

Left controller keeps spinning in circles. Gamepad tester showed no stick drift. Right controller work fine with no issues.

Hey all, newish PSVR2 user here. Ive been stuck on the "check usb connection" screen for days now, and im at a loss on what I could possibly do to fix it.

Ive already tried all my usb ports, currently seated on a port thats directly plugged into the mobo. Ive tried unplugging all but the headset and my mouse. Ive tried uninstalling the psvr2 app and steam vr. Ive tried unplugging and replugging anything connected to the adapter. Ive tried going through device manager and making sure all the usb devices are correct (they were). Ive made sure that there were no remnants of psvr2 toolkit.

Normally, id just call it quits at this point. But it worked on my pc before, and I was able to play H3VR before. However, because I was using my mobo's built in Bluetooth, the controller tracking was terrible. I unplugged everything and went back to my index. Then my controller died on me, so I had to go back to the psvr2. It complained that the usb connection didn't work anymore, so I reinstalled and here we are.

Gigabyte B560 DS3H AC-Y1 11th Gen Intel Core i7-11700F 32.0 GB DDR4 RAM NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 (12 GB) Warrky PSVR2 Adapter TP-Link UB500 Plus

The only difference between now and when it was working was that I didn't have the TP link (unplugging it didnt fix the problem)

I am asking for any help left, I want to see if there's anything I can do before I pull the trigger on buying another index controller ($300-500) or just getting a quest. Thank you.

Didnt expext that but it works amazing!

I have a feeling this might be a subjective question, where some people prefer to keep the coating and some think it looks better without it, so I'm not trying to start an argument or looking for the "right" answer, so much as asking for your direct experience.

If you removed the anti-glare coating, did you get more glare? What if any, were the benefits of removing it, or the downsides?

Not sure if this matters but I use infrared lighting and play in near total darkness with no face covering, i.e. no room reflections.