The public beta has been updated to version 1.0.224. Key changes include:
- Improved performance of automatic motion reprojection by enabling running start.
- Experimental motion reprojection now works with AMD graphics cards. Please try it and send us your feedback. Extreme visual artifacts can occur if the application is unable to maintain half framerate. If that occurs, you can try lowering super-sampling settings in Steam to get a good result.
- Added a configuration file setting to disable haptic feedback. To use it, set the following under the “driver_Holographic” section: “hapticsDisabled” : true
This update also includes changes that only light-up if you are running a recent Windows 10 Insider Preview Build (build 17672 or newer):
- SteamVR apps now appear in the Windows Mixed Reality All Apps list so you can launch them directly from the Cliff House.
- The SteamVR dashboard is now accessible from the Quick Actions menu.