Certainly is! I’ll keep my eye out for local dimming if you are able to enable it 😄
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I didn’t email, but that should tell you how in demand these advertised “pro” features are, whoever can figure out how to activate local dimming (openxr extension 217) globally on the headset and eye tracked foveated rendering will definitely be hitting front page of all the VR news outlets and all over twitter I’m sure. Especially if they can enable this for pcvr! But stand-alone is a good step forward.
Also, sorry if I poorly worded my comment, I myself do not have a solution, I just know what the documentation says is needed to be able to “click” the checkbox for eye tracked foveated rendering (oculus xr plugin and Vulkan).
Your page does say it can activate eye tracked foveated rendering, though, what is it referencing ?
May have missed my comment regarding quest pro, sorry to repost let me know if you can implement eye tracked foveated rendering - I had been wanting to globally activate this, the only games this would work for if I’m not mistaken need to use oculus xr plugin 3.2.1 and run Vulkan for graphics api. It would be nice if we could activate it through your app and it would work with games with those plugins/runtimes
Are you able to enable local dimming globally for your app? I’m sure it won’t activate for link or virtual desktop, sadly, but would love to at least have the option for standalone
ah, so you cannot implement eye tracked foveated rendering? I had been wanting to globally activate this, the only games this would work for if I’m not mistaken need to use oculus xr plugin 3.2.1 and run Vulkan for graphics api. It would be nice if we could activate it through your app and it would work with games with those plugins/runtimes
Are you able to enable local dimming globally for your app? I’m sure it won’t activate for link or virtual desktop, sadly, but would love to at least have the option for standalone