Choose suitable locations for mounting the base stations in your play area. It's important to place them securely on stable surfaces or use compatible mounting accessories. If you move the pods slightly (the cat or dog touching them is enough), you must re-setup your playspace a-new as it will be off, and you might end up smashing the wall and the cat or dog. A hassle. But still a choice.

To start with I will only be playing seated games, but might try Half Life Alyx or something similar at a later date. When I was using my Oculus Rift CV1 with Oculus Home environment I really enjoyed using the hand controllers to aim the Ray-gun and bow and arrow! Thanks for taking the time to read this, I hope to be up and running when my mounting plates arrive tomorrow (fingers crossed)I am thinking of mounting one of them in front of me to the wall above a window and it will be 150 cm from my headset when flight simming, is this enough distance?

The front right Base Station had a lit up A displayed on the front, I pressed the button and it changed to B The other base station / sensor will be behind me about 150 cm from headset and about 40 cm - 50 cm from the centre to the right... Aaaargh! I'm having a nightmare of a time trying to get Steam VR to recognise all of the devices. First it said that the VR headset display cable wasn't connected, when it was, after a while this message went away, then it said : Each base station needs to be positioned securely and mounted on a stable surface or a compatible mounting accessory.

I would like 100% SS, no motion smoothing / ASW / frame doubling. 80 Hz / 80 fps. I have an i5 9600k @ 4.9 GHz and a RTX 2080 ti 11 Gb graphics card. My rig is in my signature below. Unlike the Oculus Rift CV1 (my previous headset) it would seem that the only software I need is Steam VR, is this correct?