VR & Displays
This section covers VR, triples, multi-window layouts, and display modes for RaceLab. Use it to choose the right setup, avoid common pitfalls, and get overlays positioned correctly before you start racing.
✓ VR (Pro only)
✓ Triple screens
✓ Multi-window layouts
✓ Borderless / windowed modes
✓ Performance tips
VR Overview
RaceLab supports VR overlays on the Pro subscription only. VR requires the separate RaceLab VR component and a correctly configured VR runtime (OpenXR / SteamVR depending on the sim).
- Ensure your sim runs correctly in VR before enabling overlays.
- Start the sim in VR first, then launch RaceLab.
- Enable VR mode from the RaceLab interface once the session is live.
Display Modes (critical)
- Borderless Window is recommended for most overlay setups.
- Avoid switching resolution or fullscreen mode after overlays are positioned.
- Exclusive fullscreen can block overlays in some sims.
Triple Screens & Multi-Window
- Configure triple screens fully in the sim first.
- Save your video settings before launching RaceLab.
- Create separate layouts for single screen vs triples.
- If layouts break, re-check window mode and resolution, then re-save.
Performance & Stability
- Reduce the number of active overlays if you see stutters.
- High-refresh triples and VR are more sensitive to resolution changes.
- Disable other overlay tools (FPS counters, capture overlays) when testing.
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Sources & References
- RaceLab official documentation (VR requirements, Pro features, and display behaviour) ↩ back