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| − | * [[Glossary: | + | * [[Glossary:Windows_Mixed_Reality#Acer_Windows_Mixed_Reality_Headset|Acer Windows Mixed Reality Headset]] |
| − | * [[Glossary: | + | * [[Glossary:Windows_Mixed_Reality#Dell_Visor|Dell Visor]] |
| − | * [[Glossary: | + | * [[Glossary:Windows_Mixed_Reality#HP_Windows_Mixed_Reality_Headset|HP Windows Mixed Reality Headset]] |
| − | * [[Glossary: | + | * [[Glossary:Windows_Mixed_Reality#Lenovo_Explorer|Lenovo Explorer]] |
| − | * [[Glossary: | + | * [[Glossary:Windows_Mixed_Reality#Samsung_HMD_Odyssey|Samsung HMD Odyssey]] |
| − | * [[Glossary: | + | * [[Glossary:Windows_Mixed_Reality#Asus_Windows_Mixed_Reality_Headset|Asus Windows Mixed Reality Headset]] |
| − | * [[Glossary: | + | * [[Glossary:Windows_Mixed_Reality#Samsung_HMD_Odyssey+|Samsung HMD Odyssey+]] |
| − | * [[Glossary: | + | * [[Glossary:Windows_Mixed_Reality#Acer_OJO_500|Acer OJO 500]] |
===Sony Playstation=== | ===Sony Playstation=== | ||
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Graphics and video
Resolutions
Video settings
- Field of view (FOV)
- Windowed / borderless fullscreen
- Anisotropic filtering (AF)
- Anti-aliasing (AA)
- High-fidelity upscaling
- Vertical sync (Vsync)
- Frame rate (FPS)
- High dynamic range (HDR)
- Ray tracing (RT)
- Color blind mode
Hardware
For a list of games, see List of VR games.
General information
Key points
- Virtual reality (VR in short) means simulated enviroment experienced by user, with PC gaming, this means usage of virtual reality headset with games.
General
- There are four standards when it comes down to VR headset support on PC: Steam VR (also known as OpenVR, not to be confused with OSVR), Oculus, Open Source VR (aka OSVR) and Windows Mixed Reality. Games can utilize multiple standards, however games only utilizing other standard and using the headset with the other standard requires usage of compatibility layer.
Software
Compatibility layers
Revive
- Compatibility layer to play Oculus games using Steam VR compatible headset.
Windows Mixed Reality for SteamVR
- Compatibility layer to use any Windows Mixed Reality headset with Steam VR.
RiftCat VRidge
- Allows utilizing mobile VR headsets as Steam VR compatible headset.
Trinus
- Allows using Google Cardboard, Daydream or PlayStation VR headset as Steam VR compatible headset.
VR drivers
- VR drivers mean software which can take games designed to be played with traditional monitor and make them playable with VR headsets, including stereoscopic vision and head movement.
Vireio Perception
- Currently only games using DirectX 9 are supported.
vorpX
Other software
OpenVR Advanced Settings Overlay
OpenVR-InputEmulator
List of VR headsets and peripherals
Steam VR
Oculus
Windows Mixed Reality
- Acer Windows Mixed Reality Headset
- Dell Visor
- HP Windows Mixed Reality Headset
- Lenovo Explorer
- Samsung HMD Odyssey
- Asus Windows Mixed Reality Headset
- Samsung HMD Odyssey+
- Acer OJO 500
Sony Playstation
Mobile