I have just downloaded and installed OXRT looked at information on here and YouTube to set up for MSFS. When in VR on my Quest 2, the OXRT will not show the settings panel as it should? Press CTRL +F1 or F2, nothing shows up on VR screen? OXRT is active so is the Oculus App on PC, The VR and the APP have latest update. Have no idea what to do?
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I was using a Razer Mini keyboard where you have to use a combination of a FN+CTRL+F1. I have re-connected my Logitech full size keyboard , active OXRT and Oculus App, Wear Quest 2 and switch to PC mode. Key CTRL+F1 and still NO settings window box appears? I really donāt know what the problem is, but this Open XR Toolkit just will not work for me? Help Please!
iirc itās ctrl+F2 for open xr toolkit menu. check what keybinds u have to open the menu (it tells u towards the bottom of the open xr toolkit gui). u can change the keybinds, try changing them to something simple like enter, just to test.
Have you looked at the rest of the troubleshooting instructions, like the one that says you should try different bindings from the companion app?
Also, just to be sure
- youāre looking into the headsets? Menu wont appear in mirror window
- your FS window had the keyboard focus
I could be wrong, but this sounds like it could be similar to issue #363 posted in GitHub, which also used a Quest 2 headset.
@ExceededBull193 by any chance are you using the SteamVR runtime in SteamVRā>Settingsā>Developerā>Current OpenXR Runtime?
Are you using Virtual Desktop?
If you still havenāt solved it, does it work if you revert to version 1.1.0?
Yes, I tried all the F keys. I will change the keybinds to another key, and see what happens. I am sure I can work this out. MSFS looks good in VR without the extra OXRT settings. So with this, it should look and perform superb.
My MSFS is not a Steam purchase, but MS Store. Yes, using Virtual Desktop.
Checked and tried all the settings, from the troubleshooting guide. Open XR Toolkit refuses to work for me. The settings box will not appear. I have just about had enough of this useless piece of software and I am loosing my patience with this. Have to play MSFS VR without it. It already looks and runs quiet well in VR.
Lol nobody forcing you to use this. Please walk away I donāt need users like you.
Yes you are right, this is likely the issue here too, thanks for pointing this out. That issue is in the works.
Sorry, I didnāt mean to offend. I was in a bad mood when I composed last post. Please donāt be too harsh. I will keep the Open XR Toolkit active while in MSFS VR. I assume even though I can not get into settings, OXRT will use the default settings, and should improve the visual and performance in VR. Hopefully, I will find a solution.
Tried to open the log files, but comes up with a error? Unable to locate? Checked 'Users/My Name/AppData/Local/ But there is NO Open XR Toolkit log folder? Something is very wrong here. Maybe I should un-install OXRT, and re-install? Also, does it make any difference if I am using Quest 2 Air Play, or via the link cable? I have never been able to use the link cable, as the PC and Win 10 and now Win11 will āNot recognise the deviceā (Quest 2). For a very long time this has never been resolved, despite loads and loads of requests to Oculus Support and to Microsoft support.
Sad (and pathetic) to get such a response as āLOL, I donāt need users like youā¦ā. You said what you did and in my eyes thereās nothing at all incorrect about the statement. Does it work for you? No? Then itās useless software for you, isnāt it? If it worked, then it would be useful software possibly. Thatās my take anyway.
Iāve followed others on this from youtube videos to other forums and exhausted the troubleshooting mentioned on the site. It doesnāt work for many people either, and same with no folder being created in my local folder where it states the log file should be. Tried installing as admin, even from cmd. Many other things thatās too much to type but to generalize, if the app is being blocked from creating a log file or the folder for that matter, the initial case is typically a rights/security issue. I donāt have that issue with any other app writing there so to me, it looks like the script isnāt working for all, or itās not a feature meant to work.
Again, nobody is asking you to use this software - that was my response (which you did not even quote properly, my guess in an attempt to make it sound worse than it is). Here you are complaining as well, but not making any effort to provide any kind of constructive and actionable feedback. Hence I donāt have interest to support you.
I have a Quest 2 and Open XR works with Airlink.
Use CTRL Key + F-Key to move about and make changes to the settings.
If the instructions shown here arenāt working for you there is also a Discord server that has help and support.
Donāt give upā¦ itās really great software and youāll get great benefit from using it.
Good luck!
I have exactly the same problem.
Hours spent in rehearsal, and to no avail.
There is no chance that the OpenXR Toolkit window will appear in MSFS.
Maybe some other ideas ???
Everyone can be helpful ā¦
Check this companion thread to see if any advice offered there helpsā¦
Nobody is asking you to reply to me, nor provide me feedback. I was replying to person you whined to, not to you. Carry on. As I said, I am following otherās with the issues on several different sites. All of which followed your trouble shooting and still have no resolve. If I couldnāt understand something you already wrote, I would ask you. If I didnāt already see the FAQ, I would have contacted you. I am not asking you anything.
Thanks!
If you havenāt already, be sure to check all the key bindings in MSFS first. The CTRL + F keys are all taken already, so youāll need to first remove them and then validate. Then be sure to apply.
I never got the menu in the OpenXR demo to open, and it never created a log or folder where it says it does, so my issue may be different than yours so Iāll cross my fingers for ya!