Im getting this Wattery / Wobble effect in Cockpit

Hi guys can someone please help?
I have a top end PC using Oculus Quest 2 with offical link cable

I mostly fly the A320 every time i load up im getting this strange wattery/ Wobble effect

I dont get this in the Cockpit on iRacing or any other game, Just this

Can someone help me get this sorted please Thank you

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That’ll most likely be the motion smoothing/reprojection…

You may find it improves if you give yourself a little more performance overhead by turning down the settings/resolution a touch.

The only other alternative is to disable motion reprojection manually and lock the frame rate to a suitable subdivision of your headset’s refresh rate in Hz (eg 90hz, you could set 30fps for example). You’ll get rid of the reprojection artefacts but will experience a less smooth sim with noticeably more judder on close in objects and when looking to the sides.

MSFS is extremely demanding in VR and even the highest end PC can’t currently run it at a high enough frame rate to avoid the compromise.

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If you use Link thn disable ASW in the Oculus Tray Tool. Othewise use Virtual Desktop, but then make sure SSW is disabled.

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I had the same issue with the latest update. Disable ASW, or disable SSW if you would use Virtual Desktop.

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Thanks for the help guys ill try that today Cheers

The big airliners are currently brutal for VR, personally I don’t even attempt to fly them. Keeping decent frame rates is crucial for decent VR performance and currently the big airliners are big FPS hitters on 2D mode never mind VR. I think we’re all just waiting on these imminent sim optimisations that Asobo seem confident are going to cure most peoples performance issues. Sounds like they’ll help the larger airliners especially.

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I have the Asus Strix 3080 OC card and yes preformance more so on the ground is a slug fest to say the least…I so hope these preformance updates for VR come sooner rather than later.

On the wobble issue i had turning off ASW has sorted it.

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