highRefreshRate property to enable 72hz mode on Oculus Browser (fix #3943) #3967
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Sorry @dmarcos, didn't see this question. Yes, what you are doing - seems correct to me (https://developer.oculus.com/documentation/oculus-browser/latest/concepts/browser-optimize-rendering/). |
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@Artyom17 No problem. I know it's specific to Oculus Browser. Do you have an example with the |
This example works for me on Go: https://artyom17.github.io/webvr.info/samples/03-vr-presentation-72Hz.html (source https://github.com/Artyom17/webvr.info/blob/gh-pages/samples/03-vr-presentation-72Hz.html). |
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@Artyom17 Thanks. I see. It seems I have to pass the flag in an object on Do you recommend us to default to 72Hz on Oculus Go or it should be opt-in for developers? |
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@dmarcos I'd make it optional because of one issue - not all experiences would be able to make 72 fps on Go. |
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@Artyom17 Thanks for the feedback |
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| | antialias | Whether to perform antialiasing. If `auto`, antialiasing is disabled on mobile. | auto | | |||
| | colorManagement | Whether to use a color-managed linear workflow. | false | | |||
| | highRefreshRate | Oculus Browser has a 72hz optional mode vs. the default 60hz | false | | |||
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Description can say what the property does a bit more directly.
Toggles 72fps/72hz on Oculus Browser. Will default to 60fps/60hz by default
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highRefreshRateflag onrequestPresentdoes not seem to have any effect. Enabling high Refresh Rate onchrome://flagsdoes work as expected.@DigiTec Am I doing things correctly? I added a console message that shows the frame time.
This is WIP simplified for evaluation. The final API will use the renderer component.