XR glasses settings app for Windows PC v1.0.0-preview.10 · preview

Per-eye calibration for RayNeo & XR glasses: see every eye exactly right.

Complete VR Studio gives each eye its own focus, color, geometry and alignment. Mirror your games to XR glasses with GPU duplication, play SBS 3D, and turn flat 2D into depth 3D.

Fully tested on RayNeo Air 3. XREAL/Nreal, VITURE and Rokid have manual profiles that haven't been tested on real hardware yet, and Meta Quest support is experimental. See compatibility.

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Illustration of the Desktop Workspace: stereo separation and per-eye offset controls glowing beside XR glasses — L

Right-eye copy of the Complete VR Studio desktop workspace — R

Desktop workspace · one image per eye, aligned independently

Features: XR glasses settings, eye by eye

Per-eye calibration, AR glasses color settings on PC, shape and alignment controls, and SBS 3D, all in one Windows app.

👁 Independent per-eye adjustment

Tune the left and right eye separately:

Focus / blur
Hue
Saturation
Contrast
Gamma
Warmth
Tint
Size
Stretch / curvature
Pitch
Yaw
Roll

🎮 GPU duplicated game view

Duplicate your game view on the GPU and align each eye independently.

🎯 Stereo calibration

Calibrate both eyes together so the stereo image lines up comfortably.

🪟 Adjustable window transparency

Set how transparent the window is so you can blend it with what's behind it.

🎨 Color studio

AR glasses color settings on your PC: hue, saturation, contrast, gamma, warmth and tint in one place.

🧊 2D-to-depth 3D

Turn flat content into depth by enlarging and tilting the lead eye to make the image pop out or sink deep.

🧭 Gyro workspace

Gyro workspace controls on supported glasses (tested on RayNeo Air 3).

🔒 Security

Built security-first, and getting stronger with each update. Payment checks read only a public Bitcoin address and never ask for wallet seeds.

🔍 Blurry edges help

Sharpening and edge fade controls, plus per-eye alignment and stretch, help with blurry edges and clarity. Read the RayNeo guide.

Before / after: per-eye calibration lines up and evens out the two eye images.

Screenshot of the Alignment tab in Complete VR Studio: separate left-eye and right-eye horizontal and vertical offset, eye scale, fine roll, pitch and yaw sliders — Alignment: per-eye offset, scale, roll, pitch and yaw.

Screenshot of the Desktop tab in Complete VR Studio: Normal 2D, stereo calibration, duplicate-to-both-eyes, stereo separation, swap eyes and freeze-frame comparison options — Desktop: 2D or duplicated stereo view, stereo separation and matched comparisons.

Screenshot of the Display tab in Complete VR Studio: screen size, software sharpening, content brightness and edge fade sliders, plus screen refresh and extend controls — Display: screen size, sharpening, brightness and edge fade.

Screenshot of the Tracking tab in Complete VR Studio: screen behavior, gyro calibration and recenter, gyro deadzone, motion smoothing and tracking sensitivity controls — Tracking: gyro calibration, recenter, deadzone, smoothing and sensitivity.

Screenshot of the Games tab in Complete VR Studio: mouse control options, direct game display and GPU duplicated game view buttons — Games: mouse control, direct game display and GPU duplicated game view.

Screenshot of the Perspective tab in Complete VR Studio: shared pitch, yaw and roll screen-tilt sliders — Perspective: shared pitch, yaw and roll to fix tilt and keystone.

Screenshot of the Shape tab in Complete VR Studio: shared, left-eye and right-eye horizontal and vertical stretch and curvature sliders — Shape: shared and per-eye stretch and curvature.

Screenshot of the Color tab in Complete VR Studio: hue rotation, saturation, contrast, gamma, warmth and tint sliders — Color: hue, saturation, contrast, gamma, warmth and tint.

A quick tour of the app's tabs.

See every fix

Each loop shows a common XR-glasses problem, then the setting being dialed in until the picture is clean.

Animation: squashed or stretched picture dialed back to true proportions — **Stretch** · Squashed or stretched picture dialed back to true proportions

Animation: warped, bulging edges straightened — **Curvature** · Warped, bulging edges straightened

Animation: pitch, yaw and roll skew leveled — **Perspective** · Pitch, yaw and roll skew leveled

Animation: washed-out, tinted picture balanced — **Color** · Washed-out, tinted picture balanced

Animation: double image merging into one — **Per-eye alignment** · Double image merging into one

Animation: blurry edges sharpened — **Edge blur** · Blurry edges sharpened

How the 3D depth works: 2D-to-depth and SBS 3D for AR glasses

Pick a lead eye. One eye's image becomes the reference for the effect.
Enlarge it. Scaling the lead eye slightly changes how your brain fuses the two images.
Tilt it. Tilting the lead eye's image changes the perceived depth across the frame.
Choose pop or deep. Go one way to make the image pop toward you, or the other way to push it deep into the distance.

Illustration (not a screenshot): the lead eye's frame is slightly enlarged and tilted; tilting the other eye the opposite way exaggerates the effect. Your brain fuses the two into layered depth.

How the 2D-to-depth effect works, animated.

Trial & pricing

There's no subscription and no automatic charge. You pay once, and paid activation never expires.

Install: 7-day premium trial

Premium features start at install: perspective/tilt, per-eye and shared stretch/curvature, color controls, and gyro workspace controls on supported glasses.

Day 7: premium locks

Basic desktop viewing and eye alignment keep working until day 90.

Day 90: viewing locks

If the copy is still unpaid, viewing locks and the app offers activation or uninstall.

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Activated

Paid activation never expires.

Early activation

≈ $5 in BTC

If you activate during the 7-day trial.

≈ $25 in BTC

If you activate after the trial.

Bitcoin network fees are extra.

₿ How payment works

Bitcoin mainnet only. No other coins or networks are accepted.
For each request, the seller issues an exact BTC price, signed, to pay.
The app checks the payment on the blockchain itself, so there's no activation code to type and no account.
It reads only a public address and never asks for wallet seeds.
Checking the payment needs an internet connection.

Compatibility: RayNeo, XREAL, VITURE, Rokid and Meta Quest

Pick your glasses:

RayNeo Air 3 Fully tested

Every feature is tested on this model, including gyro workspace and automatic mode switching.

Drawings are generic illustrations, not product images.

Requires Windows 10 (build 19041 or later) or Windows 11, on x64. Not every pair of glasses is supported. XREAL, VITURE and Rokid display settings are available through manual profiles.

Device	Status	What works
RayNeo Air 3	Fully tested	Native mode switching, independent eye tuning, gyro
XREAL / Nreal	Not validated	Manual display profile via the generic extended-display route. Not yet tested on real hardware.
VITURE	Not validated	Manual display profile via the generic extended-display route. Not yet tested on real hardware.
Rokid	Not validated	Manual display profile via the generic extended-display route. Not yet tested on real hardware.
Meta Quest / OpenXR	Experimental	Floating tracked screen, Touch controllers as the desktop mouse. Hardware testing pending.

Measured on the developer's PC: about 120 FPS in normal 2D at 1080p/120 Hz, and about 60 FPS in full SBS at 3840×1080/60 Hz. Results on your hardware may differ.

Guides

Practical how-tos for getting a sharper, more comfortable picture.

How to reduce blurry edges on RayNeo glasses

A step-by-step RayNeo Air 3 blurry edges fix using per-eye alignment, stretch and sharpening in Complete VR Studio, plus general fit and display tips.

Read the guide →

See all guides →

Frequently asked questions

Which glasses are supported?

RayNeo Air 3 is fully tested, including native mode switching, independent eye tuning and gyro. XREAL/Nreal, VITURE and Rokid have manual display profiles that use the generic extended-display route, but they haven't been tested on real hardware yet. Meta Quest / OpenXR is experimental, and hardware testing is pending. See the compatibility table.

What are the system requirements?

Windows 10 (build 19041 or later) or Windows 11, on x64.

How fast is it?

On the developer's PC it measured about 120 FPS in normal 2D at 1080p/120 Hz, and about 60 FPS in full SBS at 3840×1080/60 Hz. Your results depend on your hardware.

Is this finished software?

No. The current version is 1.0.0-preview.10, which is preview software.

How does the trial work?

Premium features run for 7 days from install. After that, premium locks, but basic desktop viewing and eye alignment keep working until day 90. At day 90 an unpaid copy locks viewing and offers activation or uninstall.

How much does it cost?

About $5 worth of Bitcoin if you activate during the 7-day trial, or about $25 after it. Network fees are extra. There's no automatic charge, and paid activation never expires.

How do I pay?

With Bitcoin on mainnet only. The seller issues an exact, signed BTC price for your request. The app then checks the payment on the blockchain itself, so you don't type an activation code. This check needs internet.

Do I need an account?

No.

Is Complete VR Studio secure?

It's built security-first and gets stronger with each update. Payment checks read only a public Bitcoin address and never ask for wallet seeds.

How do I get it?

Fill in the request form below. Jacob will email you a personal installer download link.

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