4.16 VR console commands

[Till_Riemer]

Has anyone found a listing of the new UE4.16 VR console commands for HTC Vive?

I’ve only found the Oculus ones in the code so far, for anyone interested:

vr.oculus.PixelDensity
“Oculus Rift specific extension.
Pixel density sets the render target texture size as a factor of recommended texture size.
Since this may be slighly larger than the native resolution, setting PixelDensity to 1.0 is
usually not the same as setting r.ScreenPercentage to 100”

vr.oculus.PixelDensity.min
“Oculus Rift specific extension.
Minimum pixel density when adaptive pixel density is enabled”

vr.oculus.PixelDensity.max
“Oculus Rift specific extension.
Maximum pixel density when adaptive pixel density is enabled”

vr.oculus.PixelDensity.adaptive
“Oculus Rift specific extension.
Enable or disable adaptive pixel density.”

vr.oculus.bHQBuffer
“Oculus Rift specific extension.
Enable or disable using floating point texture format for the eye layer.”

vr.oculus.bHQDistortion"
“Oculus Rift specific extension.
Enable or disable using multiple mipmap levels for the eye layer.”

vr.oculus.Debug.Property
“Oculus Rift specific extension.
Read or write an OVR property.”

vr.oculus.Debug.bShowStats
“Oculus Rift specific extension.
Enable or disable rendering of stats.”

vr.oculus.Debug.bDrawGrid"
“Oculus Rift specific extension.
Enable or disable rendering of debug grid.”

vr.oculus.Debug.CaptureCubemap"
“Oculus Rift specific extension.
Captures a cubemap for Oculus Home.
Optional arguments (default is zero for all numeric arguments):
xoff=<float> – X axis offset from the origin
yoff=<float> – Y axis offset
zoff=<float> – Z axis offset
yaw=<float> – the direction to look into (roll and pitch is fixed to zero)
gearvr – Generate a GearVR format cubemap
(height of the captured cubemap will be 1024 instead of 2048 pixels)”

vr.SteamVR.UsePostPresentHandoff
Whether or not to use PostPresentHandoff. If true, more GPU time will be available, but this relies on no SceneCaptureComponent2D or WidgetComponents being active in the scene. Otherwise, it will break async reprojection."