The 3 goggle eye taskbar icons are OpenXR Tools (yellow), OpenXR Toolkit (black), and Mixed Reality Portal (blue). And the familiar black oval (Oculus). 

The 2 on the left in the orange square are entirely different!  OpenXR Tools has nothing to do with OpenXR Toolkit. You need both with an HP G2 Reverb, for instance. Otherwise I don't see how you will get best performance and image quality.

(That MSFS TOOLBAR is just a very tall vertical taskbar that pops up when the tiny >> above it to the right is clicked. All my MSFS links, manuals, apps are on that. But I digress).

Compared to this video, OpenXR toolkit (black eye icon) has moved the menu items around, added and removed stuff. (Unlike this guy, I replaced the Control F1, Control F2, Control F3 movement keys with the 4 arrow keys to make navigating its menu easier).

 

 

 

 

 

Edited September 27, 20223 yr by Fielder

3 things: He uses OXR Toolkit to shift the 3 colors balance in the VR headset from red to blue. I do just the opposite.  Because of the newer health warnings starting about a year ago warning against staring at blue light screens (dementia etc.).

He has a system that can run 60 fps in VR. I don't. Therefore I turn off Reprojection which he swears by.

 I don't necessarily like to use DLSS on a regular monitor. But DLSS is just about mandatory for MSFS thru my HP Reverb 2 (enormous increase in FPS). When that video was made, I don't think DLSS was an option.

Native WMR VR 2D playback always looks washed out bland and horrible.🤢

Edited September 28, 20223 yr by blueshark747

I'm hoping for 4D flying (space-time). Flying towards the 1930s and seeing what  the old airports look like. Like in the movie Casablanca.

By the way, in OXR Toolkit you can increase color saturation with a simple sliders that you open up and see in the headset while flying.