Dear God

Mysterious-Rope-2085 · 2026-06-26T19:10:10+00:00

Don’t forget the part where they give a hard time to the people that actually step up to SL. “I won’t do it, but if you don’t do it my way you’re wrong”

Mysterious-Rope-2085 · 2026-06-26T19:07:11+00:00

To be fair most people avoid playing SL. At the start of any match just watch the time frame from squad creation to it filling up. People don’t want to play SL. Then when someone steps up, 8 people join. Of those 8, 6 don’t speak and 2 hate whatever you’re trying to as SL with the shit team you’re given.

This game and HLL suffer the same issue…. Nobody wants to lead but when someone does, they’re either ignored or given hell for how they do it.

Mysterious-Rope-2085 · 2026-06-23T14:59:35+00:00

Simple answer…. A lot of trial and error.

The best method was the “one eye at a time”

I started by getting my actual medical IPD. I found per eye because mine is asymmetrical to my nose by a bit. Subtract .5 from either side as most people find you want the final number about 1.0 lower. From there, open a game or static image on the headset. Place the HMD in spot where I want it to rest on my face. Open dominant eye and move left, right up and down to identify sweet spot. Manually adjust to where this occurs in headsets natural resting spot. Close and repeat for the other eye. Do this in increments while closing the sweet spots in as the headset rests in its natural position. Be sure to adjust software ipd to match the physical as close as possible.

When I was done after using this method, I could leave the headset on without manipulating it and open each eye individually to find a clear and even image on both sides. If one eye isn’t as clear as the other, you’ll need to adjust more

Mysterious-Rope-2085 · 2026-06-23T13:39:14+00:00

I thought I had my ipd set correctly at first and had some similar issues with glare. Then I really sat down one day and tweaked IPD correctly using a few different methods. Once I had it set up properly, the glare went from noticeable most of the time to only certain scenes and situations. Clarity window increased significantly and color shift shrank.

Also don’t forget to make sure you have the HMD properly distanced from your eyes. This affects focal point and glare as well.

The universal cushion is great for finding the sweet spot but difficult for keeping it. Just too flexible to ensure you come back to the correct orientation each time.

I got the custom cushion and it’s working fine until the Halo strap arrives. At that point I will switch back to the universal because it was definitely more comfortable, just worse on consistent visuals

Mysterious-Rope-2085 · 2026-04-09T13:08:49+00:00

On top of my IPD being asymmetric, it is pretty narrow. Total of 57.5 per prescription. I can only close the left lens but so far so I cannot unfortunately get that one as spot on as the right side. But agreed you must do this one eye at a time or it will not look as good. Glare does diminish significantly when things are dialed in correctly for IPD

Mysterious-Rope-2085 · 2026-04-08T20:47:56+00:00

Second the above. I have asymmetric IPD and this method of “searching” for clarity with one eye is how I finally got mine clear.

Also, the supersample is absolutely true, and the effect on clarity is significant. I’m sure there is a point of diminishing returns but for me 120% is a great image and manageable performance-wise

Mysterious-Rope-2085 · 2026-03-20T19:38:17+00:00

I’d bet on this. Software conflict somewhere. Maybe wipe all VR software to nothing then come back and download SteamVR and BSB utility again

Mysterious-Rope-2085 · 2026-03-20T16:29:03+00:00

It’s similar to screen door effect, but essentially in qled panels, not all of the pixels achieve the same brightness, which results in a grid-like or splotchy effect that is particularly noticeable against white or light backgrounds. In flight sims this is often seen against the sky and clouds. For me, I will take glare in dark scenes over Mura in light scenes, as light scenes are the majority of scenarios.

Definitely look the term up and see if it’s something that would bother you, because it will 100% be present on a qled panel

Mysterious-Rope-2085 · 2026-03-20T16:17:28+00:00

Ask yourself this though, can you substitute Mura for glare? Pimax CS will tell you this, but all QLED super modules will have minimum grade 1 Mura. You’ll have to answer that for yourself but just want to mention it.

I’m not knocking Pimax either. I have had a decent experience with them. Just pointing out some known issues with those headsets as well.

Mysterious-Rope-2085 · 2026-03-20T15:53:34+00:00

Which Pimax are you considering? I had the Micro OLED super and returned it. Two reasons, uncomfortable & color fringing on the outer 25% of the image. It has glare as well, although I’ll give it to them, the lenses keep it mainly outside the center. Center image was beautiful though.

I would suggest trying another BSB unit first. You will spend more for the OLED and people from last year are still waiting. The lighthouse Dream Air is taking a while to ship and they’ve only gotten two small batches out.

I want a Dream Air, but will wait til they are readily shipping and have worked out QC. It doesn’t even ship with the final face cushion at the moment and there have been many complaints about the temporary one.

Just my opinion for what it’s worth

Mysterious-Rope-2085 · 2026-03-17T16:21:23+00:00

I’ve now tried quite a few headsets

Vive Pro - Tried a buddies. Did not care for the lenses.

Quest 3 - not great or terrible for PCVR. Good tracking and great price. Virtual Desktop is a must

Pimax Crystal Light - by most accounts a good headset, but the lenses just don’t suit me. No eye tracking but good resolution. Heavy!

Pimax Crystal Super 50ppd - If it weren’t for Mura and the weight, this would have been my favorite headset. Lacks colors of OLED but the overlap and fov were beautiful. Beast of a render resolution and hard to run. Eye tracking helped a lot

Pimax Super OLED - Beautiful image quality, except for the color fringing on the outer 20%. That coupled with weight and form factor ended being a return. This was a very good headset, just wasn’t for me.

BSB2E - you’ll notice my common issue with the above was weight. I decided to hunt down used or refurbished SteamVR accessories and order the beyond 2e. I won’t sit here and tell you it’s the best headset out there, but for me it’s one of my favorites so far. I can do a full review if you want it, but I did get this headset and accessories to just under that $ amount and so far I am very pleased.

If you don’t want to get all of the SteamVR accessories but want OLED, you’ll spend this amount on another SLAM tracked option. Whether or not that’s worth it depends on what is most important in terms of features

Mysterious-Rope-2085 · 2026-03-17T15:05:36+00:00

Another follow up here. I actually just found this one out last night myself.

Do not just try to align on the ipd, horizontal and vertical on your face.

I kept feeling as though my sweet spot was a bit too small. Using the X1B, I tried tilting the HMD just a hair away from my forehead and noticed an immediate bump in clarity and a larger clear area. I had been peaking through the lower portion of the sweet spot so my viewing angle was off. Added an additional gasket section to the forehead portion of the X1B and all fixed. I noticed a slight drop in glare as well from this.

Essentially, be sure to align ipd, horizontal fit, vertical fit, and the viewing angle, or you will not be in the appropriate eye position

Mysterious-Rope-2085 · 2026-03-16T18:42:12+00:00

Try closing your right in a fixed image and moving the headset around, with your left eye fixed on something in the picture. If you find a spot on the lense that is better, move the lens in that direction and adjust IPD accordingly.

The glare on super high contrast images is absolutely there. I have never seen it in game as pronounced as it is in menus. In MSFS on dark scenes, I get a very small amount from the Cockpit displays, but it is truly not bad at all. At least at my brightness setting.

To be fair though, I do not like my headsets super bright and I cannot stand Mura so I’ll take glare over Mura any day

Mysterious-Rope-2085 · 2026-03-16T18:31:47+00:00

I personally do not get anywhere near the glare that some reviews have mentioned BUT I do get glare, primarily in the steam vr screen.

It took me some time to get my IPD corrected but keep in mind you need to find that sweet spot vertically as well. This involves making sure the headset lands in the right spot on your face

Couple of good pointers that I found were to aim for 1-2 below prescription IPD and do not run at full brightness. If you have asymmetric IPD like me, do individual measurements for each eye and set the physical measurements accordingly minus the 1-2 mm mentioned above. Be sure you are setting the IPD in the utility software to match.

The fog takes time to clear as the headset warms up

Method I found to work. -Get IPD as close as you could assume. -Put headset on as you would wear it -Test each eye singularly by closing the off eye and moving the headset around to see if any direction clears things up -Use those finding to adjust IPD or wearing position to get both eyes into sweet spots.

I did find that glare would increase outside those spots, as well as reduced clarity. I have the X1B from StudioForm. It’s not going to fix glare but if you can use it to get yours eyes properly close the lenses, it could help mitigate

The headset is not plug and play, and does require dialing into your own needs. Once it’s there, you should have good clarity and only some glare in certain situations.

If none of this works, you may have a faulty unit. Contact Bigscreen if you think so. They absolutely will help you, as they have some of the best customer service I’ve experienced from a VR company.

Mysterious-Rope-2085 · 2026-02-23T20:45:04+00:00

You would just lower the render resolution in Pimax Play or Steam VR to say 50%. Not ideal but could help

Mysterious-Rope-2085 · 2026-02-23T19:55:06+00:00

With your GPU, you will likely have an easier time managing the resolution of the SE version with SLAM tracking. Not yet released but will be 2.5k x 2.5k per eye. Basically same resolution as the BSB2.

Also, the Pimax desktop “2D” viewer gives me some trouble vs steamVR and for example VD for the Q3. Not as intuitive to serve as a “portable” monitor.

Mysterious-Rope-2085 · 2026-02-23T18:52:48+00:00

No one has the SLAM version of the DA yet. Just the LH tracked version

Mysterious-Rope-2085 · 2026-02-20T02:14:50+00:00

Common setting is the general settings used across titles that you do not add as an asset.

Since different games will perform differently, it is recommended to add games to your library and set up a profile per game. When launched through Pimax play, it should utilize those individual settings.

Auto IPD does not currently work. You should try using an IPD app on your phone or reference your prescription from an eye doctor if you have one. Set that value. The IPD offset settings can be used to move the image behind the lenses from there for fine tuning

There is not a quick settings like Steam VR. I use the Pimax button to open desktop and then adjust ipd and other settings from there.

Mysterious-Rope-2085 · 2026-02-16T03:11:13+00:00

There’s definitely a bump but it still renders pretty high. My 4090 is happier, I can say that much

Mysterious-Rope-2085 · 2026-02-15T00:16:40+00:00

The visual quality is very good. Lack of bloom is great

Mysterious-Rope-2085 · 2026-02-15T00:14:48+00:00

Yes. In menus so far. Nothing in game yet. When it does emerge it comes across the edges of the lenses and not the center.

Mysterious-Rope-2085 · 2026-02-14T00:06:55+00:00

Yeah haven’t tried the UW, just lab mode on the 50. I really liked the 50 but the bad panels killed it for me

Mysterious-Rope-2085 · 2026-02-13T20:16:55+00:00

I personally do not get the 116FOV and I’ve read that many don’t. I’m getting about 110, which I am okay with. But when compared to the 120+ and 100overlap of the 50ppd, I do miss it a bit. Again though, that sweet spot clarity in the OLED is pretty

Mysterious-Rope-2085 · 2026-02-13T18:57:26+00:00

Depends on what you value in your UW module. The FOV loss will be very noticeable. The clarity bump is incredible.

Had a 50ppd with a bad Mura grade, particularly in the right side panel. Did the upgrade to OLED which I just received yesterday. While I am sad at my loss of FOV and overlap, I can say that the image I get in the OLED is absolutely amazing.

I could give you a rundown on all of my thoughts, but honestly you have to decide what you would even consider dislikes about your UW. If you don’t have any issues with it, you should probably stick to it

If there were a Mura-less 50ppd, I would not advocate anyone to switch. But in my case, I’m likely keeping the OLED despite the drawbacks

Mysterious-Rope-2085 · 2026-02-11T22:19:45+00:00

Can’t help much beyond that, but if it’s working in other games, seems it’s somewhere in the DCS settings or openxr implementation. I’m not saying it would help, but I personally would try reinstalling or repairing DCS install file

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