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A Quiet place: Don't speak Happening: Don't breathe Hush: Don't hear Bird Box: Don't look YouTube comment: Can't get likes. This is another edit, Thursday the 22nd "I need to qualify this" edition. I test on a lush world right in front of a busy, actively fueled base with a busy cave right next to me and my ship in view, so I can see the moving bits, on the side of a hill with a dip so that the LOD does not kick in for anything I'm looking at, which is covered in moving grass and buzzing insects from gather fauna and a bunch of floating glowy motes and ships flying overhead, in a world that gets superheated rain to make absolutely sure the changes I make have an effect on the performance of the game. You couldn't pick a more ideal spot, if I look up, the frames SKYROCKET, so I think I have maximum GPU performance eating things running in my view. I haven't even left the planet or played the game to any extent in the last week just to continue to troubleshoot this for all of us. It'll be worth it, because my desire to play this game and become so immersed I forget where I am is strong. big news: I'm currently testing taking the headset out of direct mode, and running it in extended desktop mode. wouldn't you believe it, it helps (kinda. ) It looks INCREDIBLE. Some of the aberration is fixed, too. However, 11-14ms is common. The main difference is that now the graphics settings have basically zero impact on frame timing, you can crank them. In direct mode, the graphics settings do improve the frame timing more, for whatever reason. It might have something to do with the implementation of the desktop mirror view of the game. Something screwy is going on with the compositor's setup and cpu load, especially on intel. PLUS, in extended mode, there is a proper OCCLUSION MASK in the hmd view. This is huge. This allows you to minimize the game window again, oddly without cpu load, but this was last night's patch. I only had a few hours last night. I need to record this process with the understanding that it kills performance to do so. Maybe I'll use a camera or hdmi capture to another pc to show you all what's up, I've got one handy. This bit of info is now invalid with the latest patches. please also see this excellent thread by /u/zipzapbloop /, which illustrates some of the issues we're seeing with cpu and goes into exquisite detail. steamvr has a debug menu that allows you to toggle things like async on and off without the mirror view needing to be open, fyi. Final edit, Tuesday's coming edition, did you bring your coat? I am a banana, interloper. Many things have changed and you can get away with a lot more now since the fixes are fast and furious. Here's a concise step by step guide to improve performance in no Man's Sky VR (and some things will work even without vr). Not everything will work for everyone. Some fixes may make your particular system worse + Intel seems to have more trouble than Ryzen + SteamVR native devices. I'm not responsible if your computer starts repeating 16's at you. here's what is possible: Does elements look sharper to you? I'm running global HMD in 130% SS and game at 100%. Motion smoothing off. DRIVERS. Update your Nvidia and Intel and AMD Chipset & GPU drivers. Get the latest vulkan runtime: Install NMS, hopefully on steam. Run it in desktop mode, once, and get it smooth there. You can probably max almost everything. You may need to do a thing or two in desktop mode once and a while so it's good to have set up. Opt into the experimental beta for NMS. The fixes there are huge. To play in Experimental, right-click on No Man’s Sky from the Steam library page and select “Properties”. Among the available tabs will be the “BETAS” tab. Enter “3xperimental” in the textbox and press “CHECK CODE”, and it'll let you in, then select it from the dropdown menu. in yourdrive: \steamapps\common\No Man's Sky\Binaries\ find "". Right click it, and click properties. Click "compatibility" and click "change high dpi settings" click "override high dpi scaling settings" and set it to "application controlled". This removes a layer that windows puts on 3d apps now, and since the game is not in a pure "direct mode" (yet) this removes that latency and helps frame-rate. This is similar to how Elite Dangerous was on the dk2 in the early days of windows 10. This also may improve fidelity of menu items depending on your monitor. Turn off windows "game mode" by searching for the settings in the start menu. This is normally a good thing for most games but it throttles background processes it thinks are not the main game thread. No man's sky has custom threading and this lassos it, which is bad. Install SteamVR beta and Steam Client beta. No exceptions. There's a specific fix for no man's sky in the latest update. I recommend only having one other monitor active. If you have a high hz monitor, use that one. in nvidia and amd gpu control panels, force off Vsync, always, turn on "prefer maximum performance". Set "vr precomputed frames" to application controlled instead of 1, (which is for some crazy reason still the default for nvidia. Newer games override this setting, but games built "the old way" like no man's sky do not) If you're on Nvidia turn off threaded optimization "auto". Set it to off instead. They're doing this directly and there might be some kinda conflict. If it makes it worse, force it on. These settings reduce shimmer for me: For both Nvidia and AMD, I recommend MSI Afterburner or just AMD drivers and setting an aggressive fan curve and power limit. You don't want to be throttling down if the card warms up. Your CPU should also be staying cool. You need to be hitting turbo cores. You can now use as of the latest patch, "motion smoothing" in steamVR with no problems most of the time, so leave it on unless things seem worse. (You're on the steamvr beta like I said in step 7, right? ) If you keep going above 11ms in 90hz, turn it off. Set your application specific steamvr resolution for no man's sky to 100% Turn off Advanced Supersample filtering in steamVR dev options. Do not turn on gpu profiling, it causes slowdowns. On the video tab, use manual resolution. Change your global steamvr application resolution to something like 100% for now. IF YOU CHANGE THIS, you need to restart No Man's Sky to see the changes. It DOES NOT work on the fly like other games. I get away with 130-150% with a 1080ti and Ryzen 2700x. Go to C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\No Man's Sky\Binaries\SETTINGS and edit and and set numhighthreads 4 and numlowthreads 2. Big improvement on the cpu side. Try 2 and 1 if you have a quad core. If you're on intel and things still suck, try 0h 0l. 0/0 may prevent you from leaving the starfield at the beginning of the game. If that happens, just set it back. Okay, go ahead and and load the game now. This imgur link has my in game settings, I recommend using these. Don't use TXAA unless you find it "clearer" It's a blurry mess for me, use FXAA. I can also get away with hbao standard, but maybe you can't. These are something you can fiddle with, everything but planetary will work without restarting the game. I also recommend turning off vignette and scanline effects in some of the other setting menus. The game now must remain in focus. It cannot have anything on top of it or not be the active window, or you'll lag. OVR Toolkit/OvrDrop might give you issues. Optional: you should be good with the above, but you can try turning off HPET (high performance event timer) in your UEFI(bios) which can help cpu bound applications like this one. -------------------Everything below this line is the old thread with various things I've tried. This gigantic thread is me just dumping my brain on the page with various things I know work based on years of knowledge on how VR can be tweaked, generally. Feel free to read it, but my mind tends to redline the troubleshooting but this thread spins the tires, if you know what I mean------- happy friday! 8-16-2019: Things have changed since the last beta patch. I'm testing on a stormy planet with lots going on right next to activity on the map to make sure settings are valid. I'll provide more screenshots. **The app now needs to stay in focus for the best performance. It needs to be on top. Nothing else can be on top. Disable overlays if you're using them, like ovrdrop or ovr toolkit. ** 0. 5) DISABLE GAME MODE IN WINDOWS 10. You can find it in the start menu by typing "game mode". Mine was already off and I didn't realize you guys might need to know that! - This is universally good for vr since it uses a lot of background processes, I've found. as always, if you find it worse turn it back on. you should still do the cpu changes in the config files (try 4high and 2low if the game doesn't load fast) still do the "high dpi" override on still do the nvidia control panel overrides for, but I'm adding new two: turn off threaded optimization "auto". These settings reduce shimmer for me: Set the in game framerate on the video tab to UNDER your desktop HZ but over your hmd if you have gsync/144 hz adaptive sync, or max it. I just set mine to 160 now. Consider playing with your adaptive sync/gsync settings. I recommend turning on fxaa now, either in control panel or in the game. Both work. Leave TXAA off unless you find it sharper/clearer. It's blurry for most people. Anistropy 16x all day every day. Yay. HBAO standard looks great too, no real noticeable difference in perf for me making sure no man's sky is set to 100% application render scale in steam vr, but you can now set the global video setting to auto or like 120% or more. Motion smoothing still off. You can leave interleaved re-projection on if you want, it doesn't kick in as much now, or just force it off as before if you're on amd. here's my in game settings now, storm rolling in, getting 9. 6ms frame timing. Use Fullscreen 's what it looks like now- my frame timing graph. I put the screenshot on a delay so that the game would be in focus for a bit, everything to the right of the red line is valid: and here's with some MAJOR edits to the resolution to match the vive. Does elements look sharper to you? I'm running global HMD in 130% SS and game at 100%. detailed advanced frame time graph. It's getting better! Oh wow, check it out: look at the resolution I'm using in the config file. I'm kinda blind to the visual changes now, I've been fiddling for 3 hours. You tell me which looks better, but the second one has a better frame graph. Experimentation:Something is pretty screwy with the way the game is rendering both eyes in the HMD. *NumGraphicsThreadsBeta value 2 completely knackers the hmd btw. Flickery mess, crash. I still don't know what it does. *I'm also going to try setting the "desktop resolution" in to the total resolution of the vive later on, 2160×1200, or instead a single eye, 1080×1200. This requires borderless windowed which may reduce performance over fullscreen even though it's not "fullscreen". EDIT: this seems to work at 2160x1200. At least, the game doesn't overwrite the file on me. Same 9. 6ms frame timing in "windowed" The menus and other text overlay elements seem much sharper but maybe I'm fooling myself. Gonna try 1080x1200. Of note it seems that using fullscreen gives the game higher windows application Here's some proof these settings work, 1080ti, ryzen 2700x, x470 chipset, 32gb 3200mhz ddr4 cas 16, windows 10 1903 insider "fixes/drivers" only. This is not a unity or unreal app and uses a -native- implementations of OpenVR/OVRuntime. (and on Vulkan to boot! It's amazing! ) The perspective is that hello games has their own game engine, so they don't get the plug and play drag and drop implementation and bug fixes that come with the developer supported plugins for those game engines. Serious Sam Fusion and Talos Principal are the only other games I know of that work in Vulkan/DX12 and simultaneously steamVR with a native implementation. This is an accomplishment. The performance is due twofold to differences in 3d on earlier builds of windows 10 differing in the way it handles 3d now, your desktop resolution, your desktop monitor's HZ, and a few other things. Remember this game is fast enough to run on intel embedded graphics now. It just needs tweaking. For one, it appears the Anti-aliasing is done via forward rendering, and instead-computed on the desktop view at the desktop framerate BEFORE pushed to the hmd, along with anistropy which I suspect is why it's blurry, the "pixels" are being effectively smeared out. It's not appearing to be applied directly to the vr compositor view, or there some in between step. Also, please opt into the experimental beta branch via the password, and consider installing the update to Vulkan via the runtime, just to make sure you're on the current version!! update your drivers, including chipset! First, all of this is being done from their experimental fixes branch: To play in Experimental, right-click on No Man’s Sky from the Steam library page and select “Properties”. Do the following and the game will look better than ever, and you'll get 90hz and stay out of re-projection 99% of the time. The steps are similar to the early days of FO:4. go to C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\No Man's Sky\Binaries\SETTINGS and edit and and set numhighthreads 8 and numlowthreads 0. Try 4 and 2 if the game doesn't load. in nvidia and amd gpu control panels, force off Vsync, turn on "prefer maximum performance". Set "vr precomputed frames" to application controlled instead of 1, which is the default for nvidia. For newer games this setting does nothing, but I can confirm this game DOES listen to this (like it does/did in fo4) and it breaks re-projection. In windows, I recommend only having one monitor active especially if they have different refresh rates and/or resolutions, make sure it's set to it's maximum refresh rate. I also recommend maxing your fans so your video card doesn't go into a lower boosted state and flap between them. yourdrive \steamapps\common\No Man's Sky\Binaries\ find "". This removes a layer that windows puts on 3d apps now, and since the game is not in a pure "direct mode" (yet) this removes that latency and helps framerate. adjust the in-game framerate limit to be 5-10fps above your HMD's, to allow re-projection to do it's thing. Edit: you can try setting this EVEN HIGHER if you think your system can handle it. This gives less overhead for re-projection, and decreases input delay, but YMMV. It's part of the reason that most people don't see 100% gpu usage, truth be told the game is gimping itself to your display's framerate cap, not the hmd for any post processing done on the desktop view before being sent to you. Go into the game's Video settings: Switch the game to fullscreen (it won't do anything visually but might as well), and consider reducing or increasing the resolution here. Edit for clarity: This does not change the resolution in the hmd, but it might be fiddling with AA and post processing's resolution, since it seems to be calculated like that, based on what I'm seeing. If you recall, FO4:VR had the same exact issue, everything was blurry as hell on launch day. EDIT: GET THIS, The lowered desktop resolution also seems to effect some things in the UI as they calculate off the lower resolution at the desktop resolution! Not the headset rendered resolution, which is really not good and super weird! It makes the scanner UI flicker and get bizarre and jumpy, which is a big problem! This is confirming my theory. I now think setting the desktop resolution higher is even more important. Get it just over your HMD resolution and leave it there. There's issues if your monitor refresh rate and resolution is below your HMD refresh rate, just like fo4vr. It does seem like the resolution is per-eye, even though it should be full-field. The vives per-eye resolution is 1080x1200, but you can't select that resolution so just set it close to that (or higher if you want SS on top of your SS for at least UI elements in game in steamvr. 1080p is fine for me. You could try making a custom virtual super resolution that matches your HMD if you're feeling industrious. under graphics, turn off all antialiasing and potentially anisitropy since it appears it's calculated from the -desktop resolution- (unless you're going beyond it for double SS, and even then, it looks better off imho. You can leave everything else on ultra at this point except maybe shadows I've found, with most GPUS, even like a rx480 8gb because Vulkan is awesome. ninja EDIT: I've determined the below is more important than I thought for performance. No longer optional! Since this is a native openVR app, if you click on the game window while it's running and press "shift+a" it SHOULD disable interleaved re-projection, which seems to be on as a fallback if you disabled motion smoothing. This helps cpu usage a TON. You can also do this with the native steamVR vr view window for most apps. finally, turn off advanced super-sampling filtering in steamvr if you're not already out of re-projection by this point. Set manual resolution settings in steamvr, and start reducing from 200% SS until the latency graph on the bottom left is under 11ms or whatever it is for your HMD and you get out of re-projection. That should solve it! and the game will run like it should and look great too. Now that I'm home, I realized something: You have to restart the game entirely for this change to work!! This could be due to the older OpenVR SDK. TURN OFF AA and do it on your gpu's control panel and turn off scanlines and post processing to get rid of the shimmer. That seems to be done on the DESKTOP resolution and not the game. DOUBLE CHECK THAT THE APPLICATION RESOLUTION OF NMS is where you want it. You may have overrode it from the global setting. optional: try turning off ASW if you're on a rift (can you even do that anymore? ) in your steamvr. vrsettings file in your root steam install directory also try adding "allowAsyncReprojection": false, (comma is important unless it's the last entry) as one of the options. They pulled it. I use the following:}, "steamvr": { "allowDisplayLockedMode": false, "allowSupersampleFiltering": false, "basestationPowerManagement": 1, "enableHomeApp": false, "installID": "18309934490580095554", "lastVersionNotice": "1. 7. 4", "lastVersionNoticeDate": "1565657139", "mirrorViewEye": 3, "motionSmoothing": false, "supersampleManualOverride": true, "allowAsyncReprojection": false, "supersampleScale": 1. 2}, enjoy! if you made it this far, awesome. I haven't even dug into the game's config files, I'm reading that you can improve threaded optimization in the same way so that the cpu load is good too. edit: here's how to do that - go to C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\No Man's Sky\Binaries\SETTINGS and edit and and set numhighthreads 8 and numlowthreads 0. Big improvement. also, a new setting has appeared called " " in the files on the beta. I have no idea what it does. yet. Interestingly this reminds me a lot of the way NMS was first released, planet loading was timed to spinner hard disks or something and having an SSD actually made going from space to planet real fast kinda laggy. Really interesting how software development works. (It's what I do for a living, actually! I'm paid to find the reasons for, and the solution to, bugs in software;)) edit 2, I'm home from work edition: one very confirmed oversight right now is that they're not opting to cull the render of the nose cutout for your specific hmd. This results in roughly 20% performance loss off the top, confirmed by valve engineers. They're using an old version of the runtime. as confirmed by Alex himself, the principal graphics software developer for steamvr at valve. edit 3, happy weekend this settings has reduced some shimmering for me.

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