VRParams.cfg

; VR parameters. Write one parameter per line.
; Always make a backup copy of this file before modifying it.
; If you want to restore it to its default settings, delete the
; file and restart the game. Then press Ctrl+Alt+S to save a
; new config file with the default parameters -- however the
; VR mode may need to be set manually.
; To reload this file during game (at any point) just press Ctrl+Alt+L.
; Most parameters can be re-applied when reloading.
; You can also press Ctrl+Alt+R to reset the viewing params to default values.

; VR Mode. Select from None, DirectSBS and SteamVR.
VR_Mode = SteamVR

; IPD is measured in cms; but it's an approximation to in-game units. Set it to 0 to
; remove the stereoscopy effect.
; This setting is ignored in SteamVR mode. Configure the IPD through SteamVR instead.
IPD = 6.5
; stereoscopy_multiplier amplifies the stereoscopy of objects in the game. Never set it to 0
stereoscopy_multiplier = 1.00
3d_window_size = 1.800
3d_window_zoom_out_size = 1.000
; Set the following to 1 to start the HUD in zoomed-out mode:
zoomed_out_on_startup = 0
concourse_window_scale = 12.000

; The concourse animations can be played as fast as possible, or at its original
; 25fps setting:
concourse_animations_at_25fps = 1

; Specify the aspect ratio here to override the aspect ratio computed by the library.
; ALWAYS specify BOTH the Concourse and 3D window aspect ratio.
; You can also edit ddraw.cfg and set 'PreserveAspectRatio = 1' to get the library to
; estimate the aspect ratio for you (this is the preferred method).
3d_aspect_ratio = 1.250
concourse_aspect_ratio = 1.330

; Lens correction parameters. k2 has the biggest effect and k1 fine-tunes the effect.
; Positive values = convex warping; negative = concave warping. SteamVR already provides
; it's own automatic warping effect, so you probably shouldn't enable this in SteamVR mode.
k1 = 2.000000
k2 = 0.220000
k3 = 0.000000
apply_lens_correction = 0

; Depth for various GUI elements in meters from the head's origin.
; Positive depth is forwards, negative is backwards (towards you).
; As a reference, the background starfield is 65km meters away.
HUD_depth = 1.700
; If 6dof is enabled, the aiming HUD can be fixed to the cockpit or it can "float"
; and follow the lasers. When it's fixed, it's probably more realistic; but it will
; be harder to aim when you lean.
; When the aiming HUD is floating, it will follow the lasers when you lean,
; making it easier to aim properly.
floating_aiming_HUD = 1
GUI_depth = 0.495
GUI_target_relative_depth = -0.025
; GUI_target_relative_depth is relative and it's always added to GUI_depth
; This has the effect of making the targeted object "hover" above the targeting computer
Text_depth = 0.450
; As a rule of thumb always make Text_depth <= GUI_depth so that
; the text hovers above the targeting computer

; This is the depth added to the controls in the tech library. Make it negative to bring the
; controls towards you. Objects in the tech library are obviously scaled by XWA, because there's
; otherwise no way to visualize both a Star Destroyer and an A-Wing in the same volume.
Tech_Library_relative_depth = -2.000

; The HUD/GUI can be fixed in space now. If this setting is enabled, you'll be
; able to see all the HUD simply by looking around. You may also lean forward to
; zoom-in on the text messages to make them more readable.
fixed_GUI = 1

; Set the following parameter to lower the brightness of the text,
; Concourse and 2D menus (avoids unwanted bloom when using ReShade).
; A value of 1 is normal brightness, 0 will render everything black.
brightness = 0.950

; Interleaved Reprojection is a SteamVR setting that locks the framerate at 45fps.
; In some cases, it may help provide a smoother experience. Try toggling it
; to see what works better for your specific case.
SteamVR_Interleaved_Reprojection = 0

; 6dof section. Only roll is set here, the rest of the parameters are set in
; CockpitLookHook.cfg
roll_multiplier = -1.000