Another cool new thing is that on Vive you can now control the menus directly with the controllers, instead of relying on Oculus style head aim. The PDA has significantly less latency too now, and you now have the option to enabled Temporal AA too.
It took a while to get this one out, but we are still dedicated to move further ahead with the VR implementation. Our biggest to-do's are:
- VR loading screens - We spent a lot of time on this but keep hitting problems, especially on Vive. We haven't been able to make this work correctly yet so far, though the Oculus ones seem more promising so we might release an update with Oculus only loading screens first.
- Oculus Touch - Still on our list.
- Start game tutorial - Still a bit crude. It is on the list but it is not the most entertaining thing to re-build.
- Haptic feedback - Currently not being used for the Vive controllers. Shouldn't be too hard to add.
- Hands instead of Vive controllers - On the list, but we are not 100% sure that just having hands is the way to go, not least because the hands wouldn't be able to correctly hold most items. The current idea is to show a hand only when you hold no items, but to hide the hand/controller while an item is held, and instead replace it with a simple sphere or such. Feedback on this is welcome.
- Anti Aliasing - This one is very challenging. We now added Resolution Scaling up to 200% as well as Temporal AA, and we might improve it further in the future by having TAA also automatically resharpen the screen to combat the inherit blurryness, but beyond that it will be hard to properly fix the AA issue. The only real option we have is to add SMAA, but that might not even work well.
Thanks for your continued support everyone!
