Aah, thanks a lot! Thought I had looked in all the menu options but didn't see that one! :-)

Hi, since the latest update I get the LFS logo in the upper left corner in the HUD and I can't get rid of it. Is it not possible? I find it quite annoying since I have everything else turned off in the hud while racing in VR. Anyone else got this too?

Thanks guys, it is indeed a tricky thing to solve. It would have been easier with a moving platform!
https://www.roadtovr.com/r-craft-vr-motion-simulator-oculus-rift-dirt-rally-sim-racing/

Can't really afford that though, so I go with what I have.

But comparing it to RRRE; There you can limit the amount of in cockpit camera movement. If you eliminate it completely it looks very strange, like a floating star wars speeder or something, but the default values are way too much for VR, so the camera is shaking like crazy on a bumpy road with an old, swaying car.
So turning the movement down has a big impact on how much it messes with your balance.
I was hoping that it could be done in LFS too.

Still, going really fast and coming to a sudden stop still makes me a bit sick, so I just have to get good at driving and not hit any walls!

Hey, thanks Skytrill! Acceleration Shift Viewport wasn't showing when 3d-view was active. I had to switch back to 2d.

Everything was already set to 0 except the first one, 1g head tilt, which was set at 1 degree. I set that one to zero as well, but I still think the horizon (the track/world) is moving when I drive over a curb or so.

This is the only simulator in which I get motion sick in VR. I've driven Assetto Corsa, RRRE and Dirt Rally for hours without a problem.
But I just love the real mirrors and the racing feeling in LFS so I'd love to get it working.

Hi, I cannot find this option anywhere. Does anybody know if it's possible to lock the camera to the track/horizon in VR?
It's very annoying when the camera jumps or tilts when I drive over a bump. Most noticable when driving rallycross of course, but also just braking tilts the camera slightly forward.