and I do not mean the interface. I understand that will likely be a no-go but will the results of the tweaking be visible in VR ?

I use a Quest 3 with OpenXR toolkit that has some options to post process, filter colours and other stuff etc. Will that be compatible?

Edited September 28, 20241 yr by avhpilot

Too curious to wait any longer I took the gamble so let me answer my own question for those interested and the answer is yes. Not sure if everything works but I think so

I do not see why the many complaints about the interface (which only seems to work outside VR obviously)

My initial thoughts after 30 minutes of tweaking is that there is much potential. My main goal is/was to sort of correcting the oversaturated colors and overexposure of the ground (tarmac for instance) at a clear sunny day at noon. I think that with the slider 'sun angle' this can be improved. Another weakness in VR in MSFS, compared to X-plane 12 that is, in my case is that distant objects (skyline) are not sharp enough. I am carefully positive in thinking that it should be possible to create a sort of general preset that can be used in most circumstances to somewhat improve on these matters.

So, despite the rather awkward interface I think 13 euros well spent.

I also started using REX Wheather Force again after more than a year having left that at rest due to the FPS drops during wheather update injections. This seems to work very well together with Atmos and seems to have improved in performance since the last time I used it. 

On 9/28/2024 at 6:27 PM, avhpilot said:

Too curious to wait any longer I took the gamble so let me answer my own question for those interested and the answer is yes. Not sure if everything works but I think so

I do not see why the many complaints about the interface (which only seems to work outside VR obviously)

My initial thoughts after 30 minutes of tweaking is that there is much potential. My main goal is/was to sort of correcting the oversaturated colors and overexposure of the ground (tarmac for instance) at a clear sunny day at noon. I think that with the slider 'sun angle' this can be improved. Another weakness in VR in MSFS, compared to X-plane 12 that is, in my case is that distant objects (skyline) are not sharp enough. I am carefully positive in thinking that it should be possible to create a sort of general preset that can be used in most circumstances to somewhat improve on these matters.

So, despite the rather awkward interface I think 13 euros well spent.

I also started using REX Wheather Force again after more than a year having left that at rest due to the FPS drops during wheather update injections. This seems to work very well together with Atmos and seems to have improved in performance since the last time I used it. 

I love it personally, but don't get too excited and comfortable with it just yet.

 

 

I can say after much testing that yes, it works wonderfully in VR.   Now I can adjust atmospherics and most importantly get rid of over-saturated scenes.  Total control of lighting variables.  Yes the interface is bugged - but workable.  And the results in VR are truly stunning.