All colors can be recreated with light using red, green, and blue. (A very quick and dirty test whether you run with the "limited" settings: Here on the sub, in your browser, when the title bar of the sub with the guy and the Oculus logo isn't really black, but more of a really dark gray, but definitely not black)Īdditionally - there is a difference between light and pigment. They may complain about poor colours/contrast on their monitor and also on the Rift.but the fix is easy. I also can't say whether this trick still works or whether it is still necessary.Īll I am saying, I am still baffled that after decades with this issue and poor blacks, after installing new Nvidia drivers I still have to do this.and I can imagine many people are not aware of this. One had to use a trick, to temporarily connect your main monitor to the HDMI where the Rift otherwise is, and then from there set to "full" in Nvidia control panel. In older drivers, when you set your desktop on your PC to "full" it did not automatically do this also for the Rift. It is possible that the latest drivers do this, but I would have to test. I currently don't know if when you change this in Windows on your desktop whether it also sets the HDMI output (where your Rift is connected) to "full". Here is where it gets a little complicated for the Rift: So you need to go into this setting in Nvidia control panel (on your PC, not on the Rift!) under "change resolution", check "use Nvidia color settings" and set "Output dynamic range" to "full".
This happens each and every time with every new install of Nvidia drivers, as long as I can think throughout many Windows versions. This results in very poor blacks and grays, "washed out" colours on your monitor AND on your Rift. "Apply the following settings" it always sets "Output Dynamic range" to "limited", or uses "Default color settings". No low effort memes, gifs, image macros, etc.Įverything you need to know about the Quest 2 Wiki PagesĮach major update of Windows and also each Nvidia driver update (!) resets an important setting in Nvidia control panel.Read the FAQ before posting a question.This is a place for friendly VR discussion, don’t start drama, attack, or bait other redditors.New Quest 2 Owner? - Everything you need to know about the Quest 2 Rules of the Oculus Subreddit Welcome to /r/Oculus, a place for Oculus fans to discuss VR.
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