Once in VR, how can I stop the inadvertant clicking of a desktop icon that disrupts the VR session (i.e clicking show desktop icon or notification tab). I have my taskbar currently at auto-hide but I still manage to click desktop icons while navigating (with mouse) in the virtual cockpit.
What causes eye movement in VR? If I stare straight at the windscreen, the eye movement still shifts gradually (sometimes more than gradual). I have deactivated motion projection and it still does it, whether I use Open XR Toolkit or not. This seems to have worsened in the last few days.
I found that when MSFS is in windowed mode I had all kinds of “click” issues. Using full screen solved that problem. Moving around in the cockpit is something that I get too. Not often and usually with stuttering issues so I’m thinking it’s related to CPU/GPU performance
Regarding question #2:
Looks like you have some tracking issues.
Check following:
If you have enough light in the room to let G2 tracking cameras work properly.
Consider resetting WMR environment settings (there are many entries on this forum explaining this).
Use OXR Toolkit, study it’s manual, there is an option in this tool, allowing dampening unwanted head motion.
If you go to full screen, not windowed mode (setting in the sim or Alt-Enter), the taskbar, minimize and close buttons are invisible, so you can’t accidentally click them.
G2 user here. Just emphasizing these two things as well: enough light in the room and use “Shaking Reduction” in OpenXR toolkit, it makes all the difference.
Just to add 2 cents; the same happens with the Quest 2 if there’s not enough light to support smooth head-tracking. Drove me nuts for a while until I realised VR simming in a dark room was causing my problems. Turn up the lights and all was good.
