Supersampling

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Supersampling on HTC Vive

Updated on June, 2016

Go to your steam install path, for me this is C:\Games\Steam, for many it will be C:\Program Files(x86)\Steam.
Enter the config directory
Open steamvr.vrsettings in notepad or your preferred text editor(sublime etc not word)
Under "steamvr" add "renderTargetMultiplier": 2.5 (with a multiplier of your choice)
- IMPORTANT: between each item there should be a , EXCEPT for the last one(so Python programmers beware)

MY code looks like this:

"steamvr" : { "allowReprojection" : true, "background" : "C:\Program Files (x86)\ViveSetup\Updater\viveNight.png", "renderTargetMultiplier": 2.5 },

Updated on June, 2016

We will use the Oculus Debug Tool.
Download and install the latest Oculus SDK.
Close any running instance of Oculus Home and Oculus Rift games.
Open Oculus Home again, before doing anything else.
Now open the Oculus Debug Tool before launching any games.
Set only the "Pixels Per Display Pixel Override" option to a value of your choosing between 1.0 and 2.0 (no need to search for an ‘apply’ button – once the value is changed it should be active.
Launch your game of choice from within Oculus Home and enjoy the sharper image and revealed in-game detail.
Close the Oculus Debug Tool (this should fix any stuttering).
For every subsequent game you want to plat, open the debug tool first and set the value.