Thanks for sharing this with us. Hearing the the sheer joy and disbelief in your pilot’s voice is so typical of first time experiences in VR. One VR ride and 2D just does not cut it anymore, at least for me. 😂
I played MSFS2000 in 1999. I was put off by the graphics, since I was playing great looking games then like Unreal Tournament and Gran Turismo 2. I told myself that someday MSFS will have great graphics and more of the world, and when that happened, i'd get back into it. I couldn't imagine it would look this good, have the whole world, and be in VR.
@@manhalen7046 I've a lot of unique factors to consider due to living aboard my sailboat full time, however; Intel NUC12 w/ RTX306012gig, Oculus 2 PClinked & slimeVR trackers. (cause it's all inside out tracking)
I remember when MSFS first came out I was so excited and enjoyed playing regardless of the ancient graphics of the time. And now, in VR I can’t help but be in awe ever time I put on that headset in MSFS2020. Younger crowd will never know just how far flight simulation has come.
only VR downside is not being able to see your controls. Do you think we will reach a point when we will be able to use the VR controls with our hands?
I think like most of us VR users, I have my sidestick where the sidestick is in VR cockpit and my throttles where the throttles are, so it isn't an issue. It's easier than you think to use the mouse to click the odd buttons that have to be clicked. It will be nice, though, when we can use hand tracking to click the virtual buttons, etc.
@@andrewp6307 Hand tracking already exists. I use it all the time in DCS. I personally use an Ultraleap, but there's also the PointCTRL. Ultraleap also makes Pimax's hand tracking module. Very functional tech.
Good thing it was on easy mode 😂 Yeah it's incredible how real it feels. Get in a 172, and it feels exactly the same. I use a Buttkicker and can feel the plane a little better. Not like real life, but close enough.
4090 + 4500-5000px per eye at 45fps in MSFS only just pushing the limits of the headset. No point in higher resolution until now. But yes, I may well upgrade now we finally have the horespower for these resolutions. If you don't understand why you need 4500-5000px per eye in a g2 (actual screen resolution 2160px per eye, see my other vid :):) )
Good Q. I record with OBS and then in Final Cut use 2 ‘1930s radio’ effects layered on each other with various tweaks. Hope you like it. I think it adds some realism.
Do you know how much VRAM your GPU needs to have to safely fly with your VR settings - i.e. without any risk of crashing/running low on VRAM? Would you be kind enough to check how much VRAM is used by your GPU while in game? I'm thinking about building a VR PC -from the bottom up- to get your kind of MSFS experience. Though I'm not an expert, I have heard about a debate "12gb VRAM v. 16gb (or more) of VRAM" and the risks of being limited notably with stuttering by a GPU having only 12gb of VRAM (eg. 4070 ti). Thus, knowing how much VRAM is really needed in-game to get your kind of experience would be more than insightful before any GPU buying and would very much help me make a better choice GPU-wise (4070 ti v. 4080 ti notably, or maybe a 3090). It would be paired with an i5-13600k, 3600 DDR4 and z760. Thank you very much in advance, as well as for this series of very interesting and well-made videos about your settings in MSFS. Cheers!
New vid coming soon with latest settings. Basically I use Riva tuner to lock the framerate at 45fps. No motion reprojection any more. Smooth but sharp. 4700x4700 pixels per eye.
Yeah, i can't play on a screen anymore, i was using VR still with htc vive, that was a screen door effect shit ahahah, now it starts to become a dream, for my new headset i'm choosing from bigscreen vr and pimax crystal, and i really don't know wich one to pick, they will cost +- the same :O But a motion sym will make the final magic i think. OFC i would never be able to fly in real life, so it's like a dream XD For racing, i still prefer the motorbike in real life ahahah
Yes it's a laugh, what' is he a jet jockey? Auto everything he should have put simulator on real and chose a Cessna 172 and gone back to his training days, that would have been more interesting.
Thanks for sharing this with us. Hearing the the sheer joy and disbelief in your pilot’s voice is so typical of first time experiences in VR. One VR ride and 2D just does not cut it anymore, at least for me. 😂
I cannot play 2d flight sim anymore alway in vr with quest3
@@kingkarnage9804 is it really that much better? i have a 4080 coming in the mail today and quest 3 super hyped
@@rustydomino694 you will never play on a flat monitor after that haha you just cant...haha you will see
@@kingkarnage9804 you were right, i just wish the resolution and quality of the quest 3 was as good as my monitor, then it would really be amazing
@@rustydomino694 you prob left it to default in oculus software max it out...and dont use dlss in fs2020 its blurry in vr use taa
I played MSFS2000 in 1999. I was put off by the graphics, since I was playing great looking games then like Unreal Tournament and Gran Turismo 2. I told myself that someday MSFS will have great graphics and more of the world, and when that happened, i'd get back into it. I couldn't imagine it would look this good, have the whole world, and be in VR.
This is why I spend so much time in VR. It's hard to explain to people that haven't just how 'real' it all it.
what setup do you have?
@@manhalen7046 I've a lot of unique factors to consider due to living aboard my sailboat full time, however; Intel NUC12 w/ RTX306012gig, Oculus 2 PClinked & slimeVR trackers. (cause it's all inside out tracking)
@@SunsetSpecterdo you play msfs in vr with that setup? Wondering how the 3060 performs in it
@@GameJacko Shockingly well honestly. I don't know why but this setup/chipset seems to punch above its weight.
Genuine astoundment coming from him was so good to hear. I love when people see things like this for the first time and they're just awestruck!
VR is the only way to fly in MSFS. It’s thrilling! I have over 450 hours in VR alone
VR is what we've always been waiting for... it's IDEAL for VR.
I remember when MSFS first came out I was so excited and enjoyed playing regardless of the ancient graphics of the time. And now, in VR I can’t help but be in awe ever time I put on that headset in MSFS2020. Younger crowd will never know just how far flight simulation has come.
Wait until you try it in VR with a full motion rig, RTX4090, that really does blow your mind..
It would have been nice to see more of the clips
I hope you introduced him to DCS.
Thanks for sharing this! So much fun to see real pilots experiencing a finely tuned setup :)
Say's it all! Fantastic and thankyou for sharing
what are your graphics setting for vr
only VR downside is not being able to see your controls. Do you think we will reach a point when we will be able to use the VR controls with our hands?
I think like most of us VR users, I have my sidestick where the sidestick is in VR cockpit and my throttles where the throttles are, so it isn't an issue.
It's easier than you think to use the mouse to click the odd buttons that have to be clicked. It will be nice, though, when we can use hand tracking to click the virtual buttons, etc.
@@andrewp6307 Hand tracking already exists. I use it all the time in DCS. I personally use an Ultraleap, but there's also the PointCTRL. Ultraleap also makes Pimax's hand tracking module. Very functional tech.
@Poor Yurik that's really interesting, does it work out of the box with MSFS?
Should be possible to make some kind of sticker you can put on them and then they get tracked.
Answer is in HOTAS and VoiceAttack.
Seeing these videos makes me wish I was a lottery winner and could afford a Yaw2 and a proper set of flight controls and such.
Good thing it was on easy mode 😂 Yeah it's incredible how real it feels. Get in a 172, and it feels exactly the same. I use a Buttkicker and can feel the plane a little better. Not like real life, but close enough.
What software do u use
@@skrtskrt3429 For the Buttkicker? I use Simshaker for Aviators.
Yea… VR… very weird when you first try it. After about 5 years now, I’m seeing the limitations and working through them.
That sounds like VR flight Sim guy lol
An HTC headset gets him excited like this? Get him a Varjo Aero or Pimax Crystal!
4090 + 4500-5000px per eye at 45fps in MSFS only just pushing the limits of the headset. No point in higher resolution until now. But yes, I may well upgrade now we finally have the horespower for these resolutions. If you don't understand why you need 4500-5000px per eye in a g2 (actual screen resolution 2160px per eye, see my other vid :):) )
An E TICKET RIDE!!!...Better than a roller coaster ride at the Midway!!!! I am ready!!!
What VR headset is this?
reverb g2
What are you using for the radio sound effect?
Clownfish Voise Changer and remove all the treble or just a shit mike
Good Q. I record with OBS and then in Final Cut use 2 ‘1930s radio’ effects layered on each other with various tweaks. Hope you like it. I think it adds some realism.
@@fly_with_nick yep I'm all about the radio sound effect, I use it in all my DCS stuff, was looking for a good one for MSFS, thankyou
Do you need a specific pc to use VR with MSFS?
Please give us your new settings for 4090 msfs. Tool kit, nvidia msfs settings too. Msfs graphics options.
Settings video for 4090 in vr??
Do you know how much VRAM your GPU needs to have to safely fly with your VR settings - i.e. without any risk of crashing/running low on VRAM? Would you be kind enough to check how much VRAM is used by your GPU while in game?
I'm thinking about building a VR PC -from the bottom up- to get your kind of MSFS experience. Though I'm not an expert, I have heard about a debate "12gb VRAM v. 16gb (or more) of VRAM" and the risks of being limited notably with stuttering by a GPU having only 12gb of VRAM (eg. 4070 ti). Thus, knowing how much VRAM is really needed in-game to get your kind of experience would be more than insightful before any GPU buying and would very much help me make a better choice GPU-wise (4070 ti v. 4080 ti notably, or maybe a 3090). It would be paired with an i5-13600k, 3600 DDR4 and z760.
Thank you very much in advance, as well as for this series of very interesting and well-made videos about your settings in MSFS. Cheers!
That’s a good question. I have heard 10gb gets saturated but I’m not sure so I’ll check next time I’m running the sim.
~16gb physical gpu memory
Next: Real miner is playing Manic Miner.
What are your settings please?
New vid coming soon with latest settings. Basically I use Riva tuner to lock the framerate at 45fps. No motion reprojection any more. Smooth but sharp. 4700x4700 pixels per eye.
what incredible games
If you want functionality on fight jets DCS is the way to go.
Yeah, i can't play on a screen anymore, i was using VR still with htc vive, that was a screen door effect shit ahahah, now it starts to become a dream, for my new headset i'm choosing from bigscreen vr and pimax crystal, and i really don't know wich one to pick, they will cost +- the same :O
But a motion sym will make the final magic i think.
OFC i would never be able to fly in real life, so it's like a dream XD
For racing, i still prefer the motorbike in real life ahahah
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I was winderwait till mfs2024 comes out on nov.19, 24
Yes it's a laugh, what' is he a jet jockey? Auto everything he should have put simulator on real and chose a Cessna 172 and gone back to his training days, that would have been more interesting.
*Promosm*
What pc specs and mainly headset are you using? Great video!
4090 13900k reverbg2. But the video could have been created with a 3080 / 10900k in 2D.
Dcs and the ah64 baby
Many thanks... much much appreciated....