OpenVR Input Emulator/Steam Vr Motion Compensator

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I've had some bad issues lately. First my front left actuator tipped over the highest point to end up on the other side. It was due to a loose potentiometer. It wrecked a part of the simulator while the movement was opposite. To fasten the pot-meter I needed a very small spanner. As Always the crew helped me quickly. They sent me a spanner (and a new pivot while the other one broke down) and yesterday I repaired the actuator.

I noticed after a test drive that the Actuator front left was off again. I thought I didn’t tighten the pot-meter enough, but that was not the case. It just tipped over again. Also after repairing it again I saw that the front right was slightly off (a little bit lower) so I adjusted that as well.

Back to the topic. I experience (after setting changes) a lot of strange motion. While I have sturdy movement, in chicanes etc. my car will lag at cornering. As to explain: While I’m cornering, the car will drift sideways through the corner. The nose stays too long in the old direction. As I didn’t have it with the other settings, I expect it to be a settings thing, not a motion cancellation thing. But… I can’t find my old settings back where I didn’t have it and… I tried motion cancellation, but I have a Rift and can’t seem to get it working.

Can anyone explain what goes wrong here and give me a push in the right direction. I would love to use the rig in a proper way again.

Thanks.

Hi Patim

sorry to hear your issues, the last steam Vr update really didn’t help and caused some problems, my steam was starting in safe mode, tracking was still ok but didn’t seem right like before, I uninstalled the open Vr emulator, restarted, shut down steam, reinstalled open Vr, restarted, and then run room set up again, that worked for me and got me back on track. This was with the Vive pro set up.