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12-21-2017 01:53 AM
snowdog said:
It depends on where you put them. You can put them anywhere in 3D space so it is possible that they'll cut out parts of the HUD depending on where you put it/them.
12-21-2017 02:27 AM
FlakMagnet said:
snowdog said:
It depends on where you put them. You can put them anywhere in 3D space so it is possible that they'll cut out parts of the HUD depending on where you put it/them.
And Elite:Dangerous doesn't have direct support for Dash yet, so you can't move and pin a window while your cockpit is visible - you have to switch back and forth using the Oculus button until you are happy with it.
When/if Frontier add Dash support to ED, you will be able to move and pin windows inside your cockpit while it's still visible, which will make it a LOT easier to see what you're blocking.
12-21-2017 02:51 AM
Mace404 said:
FlakMagnet said:
snowdog said:
It depends on where you put them. You can put them anywhere in 3D space so it is possible that they'll cut out parts of the HUD depending on where you put it/them.
And Elite:Dangerous doesn't have direct support for Dash yet, so you can't move and pin a window while your cockpit is visible - you have to switch back and forth using the Oculus button until you are happy with it.
When/if Frontier add Dash support to ED, you will be able to move and pin windows inside your cockpit while it's still visible, which will make it a LOT easier to see what you're blocking.
It does show the game/cockpit while using Dash if you run ED from Oculus Home itself.
There is a little Oculus launcher in ED called ORID.exe responsible for that 😉