PA-28R - VR cockpit focus
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Judging by their reply, it looks like JF will not be adding VR cockpit focus in the near future at least :-(
"We have not marketed the Arrow as being fully compatible with VR.
We have testers and reviewers that have used it in VR, but it remains the case that VR functionality was added after the launch of MSFS and it is not yet covered properly in the SDK.
That makes it very difficult to guarantee perfect compatibility - as we can in X-Plane, for example.
We will aim to improve VR compatibility as best we can in the near future, but until the SDK outlines exactly how the update was implemented, this is not an easy task
We're looking to provide an update this week that will improve some of the VR experience as we've had a couple of reported issues."
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@Martyn Fantastic work - the cockpit focus now works on the main instruments and there is only one mouse cursor visible.
Many thanks for this update - I didn't expect the cockpit focus issue to be addressed after the response I received yesterday.
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@Martyn I've made a video that shows what "VR Ready" actually means which you can find here.
So my question is this: After having viewed my video, does this aircraft (the Just Flight PA-28R Arrow III) conform to the definition of VR shown in that video? And what about the newly released Turbo Arrow, does that also conform to that definition?
Thanks in advance, and I apologize for reviving an oldish thread, but it's still relevant to would be Arrow III owners, and is even more relevant given the recent release of the Turbo Arrow.
KevyKevTPA