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Skybird · 11-07-17, 09:45 AM

Flight sims, like race sims, no doubt benefit from it, like they did benefit from TrackIR as well. The problem I see is that the sim titles' suitability is not always given. Complex button-pushing sims like DCS and PMDG I magine to be difficult or impossible to be run in 3D, if they were available. Simplified flight sims and pure dogfighters that have no more commands in need than what can be storedon the control buttons of your HOTAS and thus can be called up blindly, probably do very well. In principle. Performaqnce and graphcis details are the critical variables.

I plan for IL-2 Battle for Stalingrad, therefore, which has this open VR support that is kind of generic and platform-unspecific. However I hear and read that it works much better with Oculus, than with Vive.

11-07-17, 09:45 AM	#4
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 40,494 Downloads: 9 Uploads: 0	Flight sims, like race sims, no doubt benefit from it, like they did benefit from TrackIR as well. The problem I see is that the sim titles' suitability is not always given. Complex button-pushing sims like DCS and PMDG I magine to be difficult or impossible to be run in 3D, if they were available. Simplified flight sims and pure dogfighters that have no more commands in need than what can be storedon the control buttons of your HOTAS and thus can be called up blindly, probably do very well. In principle. Performaqnce and graphcis details are the critical variables. I plan for IL-2 Battle for Stalingrad, therefore, which has this open VR support that is kind of generic and platform-unspecific. However I hear and read that it works much better with Oculus, than with Vive. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.