Clipping Artifacts in VR using standard AC

[Racedriver_K]

I see strange clipping in shadows when using VR. Also when driving on long roads like that of the Highlands, there is a sudden dropoff in what appears to be lighting/haze. Might not appear too much on flat but is certainly noticeable in VR.

I have tried raising shadows to Max, reflection rendering distance to the max, lowering LOD mipmap bias, and disabling smoke generation. Still, these artifacts stay as-is. Please take a look at the attached image and suggest any solution if there is any.
Also attaching an image showing the video setting I usually run at.

I am using oculus quest 2 with a link cable. CPU- 5900x and GPU- GTX 1070. To get 90fps, I am not using any post-processing and custom shader stuff in the content manager.

 

[Cote Dazur]

, I am not using any post-processing and custom shader stuff in the content manager.

I do and I have none of those issues with my CV1.

 

[Stereo]

That's somewhat just how shadows look in AC. The only setting that has much control over it is FOV which I'm not sure does anything in VR.

 

[Racedriver_K]

Thanks for replying but as you suspected that FOV setting did not work in VR.
Using Custom shaders patches without any post-processing takes care of it. After disabling quite a few extensions and the super-sampling value set to 1.2, I can maintain 90fps in most situations. All those effects look very nice but blurry pixels are a big compromise. Looks like I have to just bear it till I am able to upgrade my GPU

 

[Racedriver_K]

I do and I have none of those issues with my CV1.

Are you using PP with CSP or just standard AC with Post-processing?

 

[Cote Dazur]

Are you using PP with CSP or just standard AC with Post-processing?

Yes PP, I am using sol and pure, looks incredible. I used to say PCars2 looks great in VR, it still does, but now AC looks even better, not as sharp but a lot more natural.