Version 0.0.2
CyberpunkVRPort v0.0.2 Mono and AER update:
Achieved a very, very smooth image in Mono
Alternate Eye Rendering implemented, for testing: stand right up against a fence, lean as if you were peering out from either side, close your right and left eyes in turn; with one eye you should see more of the fence, whilst with the other you should see the distance (parallax effect). Also you can adjust stereo scale in menu to increase parallax effect.
Added
- Added OpenXR runtime detection and logging.
- Added runtime classification in logs:
- SteamVR
- Virtual Desktop
- Meta / Oculus
- OpenComposite
- Added startup hardware logging:
- GPU name
- vendor / device ID
- VRAM
- driver version
- Added OpenXR system logging:
- runtime name / version
- system name
- tracking support
- max swapchain size
- Added a cleaner in-game render mode selector (Mono / AER) in the F10 menu.
- Added AER menu fallback to the mono menu path, so menus stay visible with AER enabled.
Fixed
- Fixed severe Mono head-tracking jitter / rubber-banding.
- Fixed Mono pose submission by binding the submitted pose to the exact render-camera sequence.
- Fixed AER first-pair freeze caused by pair ID parity mismatch.
- Fixed AER frame-thread stall when switching from Mono to AER.
- Fixed AER eye-slot mismatch by binding the captured eye to the actual rendered camera sequence.
- Fixed AER pseudoscopic depth / inverted parallax.
- Fixed incorrect AER eye tagging that caused visible left/right alternation instead of proper stereo depth.
Changed
- Simplified the in-game settings UI.
- Launcher resolution storage is now kept separate from the main VR settings file.
- Improved logging so tester logs are more useful without flooding every frame.
Notes
- Mono is currently the stable baseline.
- AER now has proper stereo depth in-world and working menus, but AER V2 / optical-flow interpolation is still separate from the normal AER baseline.