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[darthviper107]

You need to apply an emissive material which will make the light source itself glow. There's also a setting that will allow objects with emissive materials...

[darthviper107]

I'm not sure that ray tracing is supported in VR at all, and if it was it would require a lot of power, and if you have something you're building for...

[darthviper107]

You need to contact Nvidia, the feature there where it will automatically tune the game settings is something that is built-in to the Geforce Experience...

[darthviper107]

Oculus Link is now available for the Oculus Quest, which allows you to use a USB-C cable to plug the Quest in to your PC and use it as a tethered VR headset,...

[darthviper107]

If you're doing VR I wouldn't do ray tracing at all

[darthviper107]

What kind of lights are they? It could be a shadow bias issue, or it could be that as you get further away it's switching to a lower resolution lightmap...

[darthviper107]

You can bake shadows and use ray traced reflections. I'm not sure you can use baked indirect lighting and ray traced direct lighting,

[darthviper107]

If you're using ray tracing then you don't need to use lightmaps, ray tracing is completely dynamic so it's rendering the image every frame.
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[darthviper107]

You don't need to use code, you just put @ before the user name and it'll automatically do it.

[darthviper107]

The texture specifically needs to be set up to tile, meaning that when the edges are against each other they line up.
There's some tutorials on...