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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
a lot of steamvr software can run at very inconsistent frame rates, and this can be difficult to understand and try to control
this feature would be able to notify the user when low frame rates are specifically related to steamvr and what's displaying through it
without something like this, you can be left feeling that something's wrong, but unable to figure out exactly what it is
if widely used, it could also encourage game developers to y'know, make software that consistently runs well
Describe the solution you'd like
under the utilities page of ovras, there could be a section titled automatically enable/disable timing overlay, with a checkbox to enable the feature and two number input fields, show timing overlay when frame time above and hide timing overlay when frame time below
when the feature is enabled, if the frame time as normally displayed at the bottom of this graph is above/below the thresholds (in ms) set by the user, the timing overlay will be enabled/disabled accordingly
it would make sense to set both of these to the maximum frame time for the current refresh rate by default
Describe alternatives you've considered
i haven't found any software that can do this automatically
Additional context
just to clarify, this is the graph i'm talking about:
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
a lot of steamvr software can run at very inconsistent frame rates, and this can be difficult to understand and try to control
this feature would be able to notify the user when low frame rates are specifically related to steamvr and what's displaying through it
without something like this, you can be left feeling that something's wrong, but unable to figure out exactly what it is
if widely used, it could also encourage game developers to y'know, make software that consistently runs well
Describe the solution you'd like
under the utilities page of ovras, there could be a section titled automatically enable/disable timing overlay, with a checkbox to enable the feature and two number input fields, show timing overlay when frame time above and hide timing overlay when frame time below
when the feature is enabled, if the frame time as normally displayed at the bottom of this graph is above/below the thresholds (in ms) set by the user, the timing overlay will be enabled/disabled accordingly
it would make sense to set both of these to the maximum frame time for the current refresh rate by default
Describe alternatives you've considered
i haven't found any software that can do this automatically
Additional context
just to clarify, this is the graph i'm talking about:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: