Godot oculus quest 2 project settings

ppommarel

Hello,

I’ve been using Godot for desktop applications with no issues. As I do possess an oculus quest 2, I started a small test with Godot and the help of Godot mobile toolkit ( very helpful in that matter) However, I am facing some rendering issues as mentioned ln Godotvr issues (noise in textures, black triangles a ppearing when using panorama skies) Since it seems to have been solved since december2020, and since I’m using the latest version of Godot 3.3.2, i’ m guessing I’m using the wrong settings for the project ( I’m using gles2 as recommended) Does anyone here still experience the rendering issues with panorama sky in Godot and Oculus quest?

Thanks in advance

Calinou

However, I am facing some rendering issues as mentioned ln Godotvr issues (noise in textures, black triangles a ppearing when using panorama skies)

You can force high-precision float in shaders by enabling Enable High Float.android in the Project Settings, but keep in mind this has a performance cost.

ppommarel

Hello!

Did change the settings but no changes… For some reasons, some faces even blink when at a high distance (I do not use LOD yet) And all this disappear when selecting OpenGL ES3 (but considerably slower) And even if my materials have high roughness, is seems that they still reflects the panorama sky.

Is it because I’m on Linux? Using fedora 33.

Out of subject: I tried the nightly Godot 4.0 but it keeps freezing within seconds…

Thanks a lot

Regards

Calinou

For some reasons, some faces even blink when at a high distance (I do not use LOD yet)

This is caused by Z-fighting. You can fix this by increasing the Near plane value in your Camera node, but don't increase it too much or objects close to the camera will disappear.