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I've tried the "re center" holding the crown, and redone setup a couple times and no change. Windows placed directly in front of me are crooked, the left side slightly further away. Super annoying! I can align by dragging left, but then windows are off center.
Anyone experiencing this? Hopefully it's a software not a hardware issue! I just got this thing!
Apple Vision Pro
I noticed a dramatic skewing of all of my windows after installing my prescription lenses. I'm curious if others in this thread are using prescription lenses.
I’m not using any insert (readers or lenses), though I could see how using those might only make the problem worse.
I am not using any sort of inserts. I do wear prescription soft contact lenses.
I scratched code with the card what can I do
Also having this problem. Left side is farther away than the right side .
Ended up returning. Looking forward to gen 2 or 3.
I was able to resolve the problem by removing my optical inserts and going through calibration then putting the inserts back in. All is working correctly now.
Unfortunately after a reboot the problem is back. I have to tilt my head when moving windows to get it to look correctly.
Im having the same issue, have recalibrated multiple times, I have the Zeiss lenses as well
That works, but only for that window and only until it’s moved. So, not really a fix unfortunately.
I’ve experienced fairly severe motion sickness with other virtual reality headsets (i.e., Oculus), but never so with Apple Vision Pro. I did, however, experience significant eye strain.
Think you're in the wrong thread, @ejmon86. Your issue is not related to what is being described here.
Vision Pro Windows are angled even after being "centered"
