NicolasDec Posted September 22, 2023 Posted September 22, 2023 Hello everyone, I am looking to start a discussion about integrating Foveated Rendering on HTC Vive Focus 3 in an application compiled by Unreal Engine 5. Foveated Rendering is a rendering technique that reduces the image resolution in the peripheral vision, thus allowing for improved performance. This seems like a valuable addition for enhancing performance and user experience in VR applications, particularly on devices like the Focus 3. Technical Possibility: Is it currently possible to integrate Foveated Rendering into a UE5 project for Focus 3? If so, what are the steps involved? Experiences and Results: For those who have experimented with Foveated Rendering on UE5 or other engines, what are your feedback and results? Optimizations and Performance: How does Foveated Rendering impact the performance and visual quality on Focus 3? Documentation and Resources: Are there any tutorials, documentation, or code samples available to assist in implementing this technique? Issues and Solutions: What are the issues encountered while implementing Foveated Rendering on Focus 3 with UE5, and how have you resolved them?
Alex_HTC Posted September 22, 2023 Posted September 22, 2023 Hi @NicolasDec The high level tutorial for foveated rendering in unreal is https://hub.vive.com/storage/docs/en-us/UnrealPlugin/Unreal_FoveatedRendering.html#:~:text=Foveated Rendering maintains the resolution,the field of view angle. Thanks, Alex
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