Hi everyone, despite having a very high-performance computer with a GeForce RTX 4070 card, when I launch a furnished interior of an apartment with VR with enscape, using the viewer with air link and a dedicated 5 GB router, it looks very sparkling and in bright and large rooms, walking takes place in spurts; if I deactivate nvidia DLSS and use an “ultra” resolution it improves a lot but it doesn’t solve the jerky display problem. I tried disabling all hardware features without success. How can walking be made more fluid? Thank you
Hi @teo_2 , thanks for your post.
Right away, despite the RTX 4070 being a rather powerful card of course, using Enscape VR on Ultra will still be rather demanding as well. So, does it make a positive difference perhaps if you put the Rendering Quality to High or even Medium just to see if that helps with reducing the “jerkyness” during movement?
This way you should also be able to check whether or not it is the setup itself (via Wifi) causing the delay. Alongside if possible you could also check if using a cable instead again helps with the non-fluid motion? And just so you are aware, we generally advice against having DLSS enabled during VR so it was the right choice to turn that off.
Another user also shared his setup of choice which should be working with the Meta Quest 2 in case yours differs:
In case you still experience delays even at lowered quality, or even when connecting the Meta 2 via a cable instead, having tried out what the post linked above me detailed, feel free to additionally submit a dedicated support report as detailed here: https://learn.enscape3d.com/blog/knowledgebase/using-the-feedback-button/
Doing so allows us to also check out the rest of your machine information (including driver dates), alongside generated log files and so forth.
Prior to that it might also be worth checking if other VR applications cause similar stutters when the headset is again connected via Wifi, and in case there is no way to use a cable with the device. (To also find out if Enscape is the main culprit here)
Thanks a lot in advance.