You can also guess it based on the layout of your monitors. The easiest way I have found to determine this is by using MultiMonitorTool and using the Left-Top coordinates for the monitor with the 3840x1080 resolution. Now we need to set windowX and windowY.Change windowWidth to 3840 as the Air's 3D width is 3840 (2x 1920).Change renderWidth to 1920 as the Air's per-eye displays are not square.This can also probably be set arbitrarily to make it appear more or less zoomed in. Change FOV to 40 to match the Air's FOV.
Change DistortionK1 and DistortionK2 to 0 because the Xreal does not actually have traditional distortion as far as I can tell.Inside the resources\settings inside the opentrack folder you just copied, you should find a file called default.vrsettings.Copy the opentrack folder from the zip file into C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\SteamVR\drivers.Download .1.0.zip from the OpenVR-OpenTrack GitHub.You might need to launch it once so that it generates the required folders. Download and install SteamVR from Steam.
In the Output tab check "Invert" for Pitch. In Opentrack, click "Options" and in the Shortcuts tab bind "Center" to a convenient key (I used - on the numpad).Install it, and when it launches change Input to "UDP over newtork" and Output to "freetrack 2.0 Enhanced". Download the latest release of Opentrack.Click "Connect" in the upper left and wait for it to calibrate. Download the latest release of PhoenixHeadTracker.Make sure that Windows has put them as an extended display, NOT duplicated.
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