Add standard Motion Compensation support for Oculus users with motion rigs

Motion compensation is an essential part of motion simulation devices. The ability to use one wirelessly allows for the existance of extreme range of motion devices like the YawVR, which not only has the greatest freedom of movement of any consumer device to date, but is also one of the most affordable and designed with VR in mind.

The audience for this is still quite niche but they are deeply passionate and usually invest quite heavily in this hobby. From the simulator itself, to high quality hotases, and simulation steering wheels, enthusiasts in this area are quite willing to provide for the development costs of items that enhance the experience. A workable fully wireless solution for a headset would help drive this new age of VR immersion devices ahead and there would probably be a significant amount of enthusiastic adopters willing to purchase something like Motion Simulation edition of Virtual Desktop at the premium needed support this market.

Yes please!

Virtual Desktop and Quest 2 seems like a no brainier for motion simulators, especially ones that have extreme range of movement where motion cancellation is absolutely necessary.
If we could get this option either integrated into VD before it hands the telemetry off to Steam/Oculus, or at least get the feature working again through other middleware like it was on older version of VD, it would make a world of difference!

The 'Games' tab within Virtual Desktop is amazing. Being able to start games without needing to first open the Oculus Desktop app, and Steam VR, is so seamless.

A further integration of something like OVRMC would be beautiful. I agree motion simulation enthusiasts would be happy to pay a premium for it.