09-11-2016 02:42 PM
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10-02-2016 02:58 PM
Yeah, I'm fairly sure that it's an intended thing, probably a safety feature for the device. Pretty sure they weren't anticipating people taking turns like you and your friend going from vr to monitor still mid game. Perhaps what you really should do here is let your friend use your rift with comfortable games to build his tolerance up so he can jump in the rift when it comes to his turn. He deserves to play it immersed in vr rather than just 2d as well, right?
Gambit740 said:
@Mradr - It is definitely a CV1 thing, it's not a project cars issue. The headset will do this in everything including the Oculus home screen.
@OpticKing - We drive like endurance racing, swopping driver at the pit stop I want to use the VR he can't. It is not possible to launch it in none VR and do driver changes.
@Funmotion - I have Oculus disabled in services, I don't want it running at all when not in use.
snowdog said:
Well this answers a question I asked the other day (can't remember if it was on here or another forum). When I get my Rift in just over 3 weeks I'm planning on leaving it plugged in (because I don't want to keep on plugging it in and unplugging it every time after I've used it) and covering it with a cloth to protect it from dust and my cat's hair. So I'm really happy that it switches off after no activity! :smiley:
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