seeing Polaris press deck I see LiquidVR support for new Variable rate shading in Polaris..
are this support coming soon?

Hi,
seems LiquidVR has been gaining some big updates but as posted version is 1year old we can't access this improvements..
hope GDC being a month away a big update should be coming son..
1)first seems LiquidVR supports Vulkan for SteamVR as I get:
"LiquidVR v1.0.8.0+ required for Vulkan supported on AMD"
but header doesn't include Vulkan API in ALVR_RENDER_API so a ALVR_RENDER_API_VULKAN has been added..
2)also asking AMD AMF devs about H264 motion estimation only mode that currently are exposed on Nvidia Codec SDK and Intel Media SDK he shared: "ME mode was provided for Oculus by AMF via LiquidVR SDK for Async Space Warp (ASW). Stay tuned for LiquidVR SDK update on this"
Crimson Relive press materials said:
3)MultiRes rendering enables improved performance by reducing API overhead and reduced pixel-processing cost by matching the rendered image resolution to select VR HMD’s optical system.
4) MultiView intelligent rendering algorithms enable single-pass rendering that can further reduce pixel-processing cost.

so just asking some ETA on next release and if all this features will come with it..
thanks..

Are we going to see anything for developing VR programs for AMD GPUs that utilize OpenGL? It seems like the only thing AMD has to optimize VR performance in OpenGL is WGL_AMD_gpu_association for allow ing developers to manually divide up rendering across multiple GPUs.

So glad to use your LiquidVR as a SDK, nice GPU affinity. And I want to record printer's errors I found in
LiquidVR.pdf here, improve this doc for more reader.
1.QueueSemaphoreSignal
Queue a sempahore signal ...

You should port liquid VR over Vulkan for crossplatform support.
This is an economic necessity for AMD for the upcoming steam machines and Nintendo NX (which both will be on Linux)

Yes Vulkan is not released yet but you are the main Vulkan devs of the spec so you can maybe already do begin the porting without need of the final spec.
Sorry for my bad english.

In VulcanRenderer.cpp MakeBuffer:

    uint32_t memType = -1;
    for (uint32_t i = 0; i < memProps.memoryTypeCount; i++)
    {
        if (memProps.memoryTypes[i].propertyFlags & (VK_MEMORY_PROPERTY_HOST_VISIBLE_BIT | VK_MEMORY_PROPERTY_HOST_COHERENT_BIT))
        {
            if ((memProps.memoryTypes[i].propertyFlags & memReqs.memoryTypeBits))
            {
	        memType = i;
	        break;
            }
        }
    }

should be:

    uint32_t memType = -1;
    for (uint32_t i = 0; i < memProps.memoryTypeCount; i++)
    {
        if (memReqs.memoryTypeBits & (1 << i))
        {
            if ((memProps.memoryTypes[i].propertyFlags & props) == props)
            {
	        memType = i;
	        break;
            }
        }
    }

Hi there! I am very interested in the integration of LiquidVR inside my project, however the existing versions of Unreal Engine - 4.17 and prior are failing to compile.

Is there any plans about 4.21 support? Thanks.

In the README.md you say that liquid VR use direct 3D 11 but you mention Async Compute which is a direct 3D 12 feature.

Thanks for opensourcing :) you are altruists, I love you.

Unless there are specific requirements to stick with the old version of DXUT that is included in this project, I would highly recommend bundling up the latest version of DXUT that is available from Github.

As the one that is included here is dated from before Apr 11, 2014.

The reason I mention this is because there are some nasty bugs in that old version of DXUT.

Take a look here at a few commits to get an idea:

https://github.com/manuelh/LiquidVR/commits/develop

Anandtech cites it in catalyst 17.7.2 so coming soon?