11-10-2016 11:48 AM
11-14-2016 06:42 AM
birk said:
you can try it if you go to C/program files/oculus/support/avatar editor and then click on the avatar.exe file. I´m not at my pc at the moment so not sure if that was 100% the correct path, but its something like that
11-14-2016 08:52 AM
Storm_Cloud said:
Applecorp said:
Not sure if this is to do with the update but for some reason, lately when I launch a game from Oculus Home it also launches Steam VR as well now. It never used to do that. Why would it even do that especially if I don't even have the games in Steam?!
I had that happen to me a couple of days ago when running Adr1ft. It had been downloaded from Steam but I was selecting the option of running it through Oculus Rift so thought it was odd.
11-14-2016 08:56 AM
Applecorp said:
Not sure if this is to do with the update but for some reason, lately when I launch a game from Oculus Home it also launches Steam VR as well now. It never used to do that. Why would it even do that especially if I don't even have the games in Steam?!
11-14-2016 07:14 PM
11-15-2016 12:31 AM
11-15-2016 02:33 AM
Installed Windows 10, and 1.10 and ASW are active. Project Cars looks very nice and smooth. One question however resides.. Why do I still get the message that system specs are not ideal.
I have a GTX 970, 12GB ram, Multiple USB 3 Ports (where the Sensor and headset are connected to) and all appear as passes during oculus setup. CPU is a I5 3570k which is a very good performer.
I understand that since 1.10, the system requirements (minimum) have gone down from I5 4th generation to I3 6100 or so. The I3 6100 has lower single core scores than the I5 3570k (With the I5 3570k also having twice the amount of cores) So quite annoying to constantly see that message above.