I realize the HMA150 is early in its lifecycle and that expanding support for major racing and flight sims is the current priority. Still, VR motion compensation is a key feature for VR sim racers and flight sims, and I’d like to confirm whether it’s on MOZA’s development roadmap. Even a general “planned,” “under consideration,” or “not currently scheduled” would help set expectations for VR users evaluating the system.
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CHONGZI CHEN posted
15 days ago
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Thanks for raising this. We understand that VR motion compensation is an important part of the experience for VR racers and pilots, and a key consideration when choosing a motion platform.
We can confirm that VR motion compensation for the HMA150 is in development and will be included in the next Motion Manager software release. It will support PC VR games using OpenVR or OpenXR, including SteamVR-based setups.
The feature will be integrated into Motion Manager, with no external IMU, tracker, or third-party motion compensation software required. We’ll share setup instructions, and release details in the update announcement.
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Thomas Mooreposted
1 day ago
Has any tried this with the built in pimax motion compensation?
I'm thinking of using that while we wait for the update?
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David Cposted
11 days ago
That’s great news. I do use Pimax OpenXR runtime. And really good news that no extra equipment is needed. Thanks Chen.
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Thomas Mooreposted
12 days ago
Thank you Chongzi. This will be a 100% purchase once pimax is confirmed.
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CHONGZI CHENposted
12 days ago
That's the plan. With Pimax's native OpenXR runtime, SteamVR wouldn't be required for OpenXR games. We'll share confirmed headset compatibility when the update is released.
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Thomas Mooreposted
14 days ago
"We can confirm that VR motion compensation for the HMA150 is in development and will be included in the next Motion Manager software release"
This is great news. This should work with pimax headset without steam vr then?
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CHONGZI CHENposted
15 days ago
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Thanks for raising this. We understand that VR motion compensation is an important part of the experience for VR racers and pilots, and a key consideration when choosing a motion platform.
We can confirm that VR motion compensation for the HMA150 is in development and will be included in the next Motion Manager software release. It will support PC VR games using OpenVR or OpenXR, including SteamVR-based setups.
The feature will be integrated into Motion Manager, with no external IMU, tracker, or third-party motion compensation software required. We’ll share setup instructions, and release details in the update announcement.
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Robin Wulff-Nilsenposted
16 days ago
Same here. I have a Next Level Racing Seat mover, with built-in motion compensation and it works perfectly in VR. I would love to upgrade to the HMA150, but only when Moza has a solution that works for VR users.
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FSposted
16 days ago
I hope Moza can provide an answer. I have pre-ordered the HMA150, but didn't know motion compensation is not yet included. If they don't have a plan yet I would cancel my pre-order.
I realize the HMA150 is early in its lifecycle and that expanding support for major racing and flight sims is the current priority. Still, VR motion compensation is a key feature for VR sim racers and flight sims, and I’d like to confirm whether it’s on MOZA’s development roadmap. Even a general “planned,” “under consideration,” or “not currently scheduled” would help set expectations for VR users evaluating the system.
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CHONGZI CHEN posted 15 days ago Best Answer
Thanks for raising this. We understand that VR motion compensation is an important part of the experience for VR racers and pilots, and a key consideration when choosing a motion platform.
We can confirm that VR motion compensation for the HMA150 is in development and will be included in the next Motion Manager software release. It will support PC VR games using OpenVR or OpenXR, including SteamVR-based setups.
The feature will be integrated into Motion Manager, with no external IMU, tracker, or third-party motion compensation software required. We’ll share setup instructions, and release details in the update announcement.
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8 Comments
Thomas Moore posted 1 day ago
Has any tried this with the built in pimax motion compensation?
I'm thinking of using that while we wait for the update?
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David C posted 11 days ago
That’s great news. I do use Pimax OpenXR runtime. And really good news that no extra equipment is needed. Thanks Chen.
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Thomas Moore posted 12 days ago
Thank you Chongzi. This will be a 100% purchase once pimax is confirmed.
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CHONGZI CHEN posted 12 days ago
With Pimax's native OpenXR runtime, SteamVR wouldn't be required for OpenXR games. We'll share confirmed headset compatibility when the update is released.
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Thomas Moore posted 14 days ago
"We can confirm that VR motion compensation for the HMA150 is in development and will be included in the next Motion Manager software release"
This is great news. This should work with pimax headset without steam vr then?
1 Votes
CHONGZI CHEN posted 15 days ago Answer
Thanks for raising this. We understand that VR motion compensation is an important part of the experience for VR racers and pilots, and a key consideration when choosing a motion platform.
We can confirm that VR motion compensation for the HMA150 is in development and will be included in the next Motion Manager software release. It will support PC VR games using OpenVR or OpenXR, including SteamVR-based setups.
The feature will be integrated into Motion Manager, with no external IMU, tracker, or third-party motion compensation software required. We’ll share setup instructions, and release details in the update announcement.
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Robin Wulff-Nilsen posted 16 days ago
Same here. I have a Next Level Racing Seat mover, with built-in motion compensation and it works perfectly in VR. I would love to upgrade to the HMA150, but only when Moza has a solution that works for VR users.
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FS posted 16 days ago
I hope Moza can provide an answer. I have pre-ordered the HMA150, but didn't know motion compensation is not yet included. If they don't have a plan yet I would cancel my pre-order.
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