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In reply to: Arma 3 help
i got it to work by using use alternative hooking method, but when im in vr mode and using a game controller it wont let me move the contoller to look up or anything
@Ralf are you able to help with settings to get this to work please
In reply to: resident evil village settings
VorpX is the best purchase I have made for my VR headset. That being said, there is an easy to install “full” VR mod for Resident evil 2, 3, 7, and 8 (village) with full motion controls, first person option etc, made by Praydog. Just search for Praydog Resident Evil VR mod. It is hands down the best way to experience these titles.
In reply to: Resident Evil 7 might need a new profile
VorpX is the best purchase I have made for my VR headset. That being said, there is an easy to install “full” VR mod for Resident evil 2, 3, 7, and 8 with full motion controls, first person option etc, made by Praydog. Just search for Praydog Resident Evil VR mod. It is hands down the best way to experience these titles.
In reply to: Dishonored: Death of the Outsider
The game uses the Void engine, it is the same engine as D2 uses. I copied that and made a new profile for DOTO. The games starts well, looks okay, but the FOV is messed up. I tried the usual setting changes but without success.
Finally I play this now with immersive screen and there the FOV is no problem. Its just using the controller’s right stick as your head movement, so it is playable.
In reply to: Cyberpunk Mod – Can’t enter game
Hello again Ralf.
Not sure where the name of my post came from (Can’t enter game) but it has nothing to do with the 2 screen problem, one right eye and one left eye.
Even the tutorial is doubled. The only thing where the image is not off set
are the controllers themselves, which are working perfectly as per the tutorial. It is as if I am looking at the screen cross eyed. The game screen at the right of the tut is also doubled, and if I do enter the game I get two images over layed at about a 10% offset
horizontally.I’m very sorry to trouble you with this.
Thank you. Gary46.In reply to: Games Wish List
Hello there
I got a question about the game Enlisted. Enlisted is the free squad-based (MMO) first-person shooter game based around major World War II battles, developed by Darkflow Software and published by Gaijin Entertainment. The graphics are good and the controlling is very easy with mouse and keyboard. One of the best function in this game is that you can look around with your head using the „c“ key will runnig or flying .So you have a field of view 180° by pressing the „c“ key.
My question is now: Is there a chance that i can use my vr headset (oculus quest 2) for watching around while i am using my mouse and keyboard ? What do I have to consider or are there already specific apps for this because i dont saw the game on liste of your websitePS: Sry for my bad english if somebody don’t understand me just ask me where you cant follow me.
In reply to: Cyberpunk Mod – Can’t enter game
Please go through the tutorial once, after finishing it you can enter the game. The tutorial tells you a few basic things and teaches you how to use your motion controllers. Don‘t just skip over it!
BTW: That‘s only necessary one time, after going through the tutorial once you can enter the game directly.
1. Open vorpX /right click vorpX icon in bottom right hand corner of Windows 10 and select “Pause Watcher”.
2. Open vorpX Desktop Viewer /press DEL to open settings /go to Image Settings, set Stereo Type to “Side by Side” /go to Hand Controller Settings and set Controller Mode to “Gamepad”.
3. Open SOTTR /open Display Settings, set DIRECTX 12 to “ON” /set Stereoscopic to “Side by Side” /leave Stereoscopic 3D-Separation at default(4 slider increments to the right) /set Stereoscopic Popout to 7 slider increments to the right, for realistic life size world.Enjoy better FPS.
In reply to: Using geo-11 with VorpX?
SBS controls show upo when using vorpX desktop viewer but not when hooking into the game, unless I’m missing something.
In reply to: Cyberpunk VR Update Thread
The mod comes with a special G3D method that renders only one eye per frame (‚alternate frame 3d‘). So while the actual framerate is the same as with Z3D in ‚normal‘ vorpX, each eye effectively only sees half the FPS. The method gained some popularity recently, but comes with a bunch of issues that only partially can be tricked away.
If it‘s not for you, you can simply switch to Z3D in the mod menu. All other benefits of the game specific mod like decoupled walk/look, optimized camera positions, controller gestures + aiming etc. also work with Z3D.
In reply to: Does anyone enjoy aliens colonial marines?
ok, yes default positional tracking works great in that game, didnt notice any graphical glitches, very fun game to play and with motion controlers, maybe i should wait for gesture system tho ahah.
In reply to: Cyberpunk VR Update Thread
The FPS is amazing when using vorpx (The actual app) but when using the installation for this particular game to include motion controls the fps isn’t great. Any suggestions?
In reply to: Pico Neo 3 Link
After installing a newer version of Pico Link vorpX actually started working!
It only works if SteamVR is already running (and shows image in helmet) when starting a game.
Haven’t tried the controllers yet.In reply to: Anyone have any luck getting Naissancee to work?
For unsupported games you basically have two ways of handling FOV:
If the game let‘s you change the FOV, you can raise it, usually the monitor FOV is lower that the FOV required for VR. If there is no such option, the ‚image zoom‘ option in the vorpX menu can serve as a workaround (at the expense of black top/bottom bars). The various options that exist in regard to FOV are explained in greater detail in the vorpX help in the ‚essential hints‘ and ‚1-2-3 game setup‘ guides. The quick and dirty image zoom method doesn‘t take more than a minute.
Head tracking sensitivity for mouse based tracking can be adjusted in the vorpX menu.
You can set any resolution you like, the higher the better. For FullVR mode 4:3 resolution are a good choice. Less demanding games should run well at fairly high resolutions like e.g. 1920×1440, 2560×1920 or even 3200×2400. Check the ‚Custom Resolutions‘ section in the help if your PC doesn‘t have these resolutions.
The menu can be opened with motion controllers by pressing both grip buttons. On Index controllers that means tightening your grip.
I spent a few hours (both in and out of the headset) trying to get it to work, and all I succeeded in doing was making myself sick.
This is my first time attempting to use vorpX, so I don’t know whether I’m being really stupid and using vorpX completely incorrectly, or if I’m just struggling to get the settings right for this specific game.
My hardware:
RTX 2080 TI graphics card
HTC Vive Pro headset
Vive controllers
Index controllersThe first thing I did was turn on my headset, start SteamVR, and then start vorpX and set the profile to Unreal 3, and then finally start up Naissancee. (A youtube tutorial informed me this was the correct order to do things- please let me know if that’s wrong!)
At first I was trying to use the Index controllers, but I couldn’t get edgepeek or the in-game settings menu to work with them. So eventually I gave up and switched to mouse and keyboard. I would prefer to eventually be able to play the game standing up using controllers, but I’ll certainly settle for mouse and keyboard if that’s the only option that can work for Naissancee.
Once I was able to get past the main menu, I encountered several problems. The first problem was that everything was extremely grainy and pixelated. This is how I would expect things to look if my resolution was too low, but the game wouldn’t allow me to change the resolution from 800×600. Every time I set the resolution to something else and clicked ‘apply,’ nothing would visually change, and when I went back to the settings menu, the resolution was back to 800×600!
The second problem was that looking around with the headset was not smooth at all. It wouldn’t pick up on very subtle head movements, and slow head movements would jitter and stutter.
The third problem was that there was something very wrong with the field of view, and possibly the depth as well, for lack of a better word. (By depth, I mean distances directly in front of me appearing too long or too short- sort of like a fish-eye effect, I guess.)
Since Naissancee doesn’t seem to have DirectVR support, I expected I would have to spend a lot of time adjusting the FOV before it would look right. However, I assumed it would be pretty intuitive whether it was currently too high or too low. But once I got into the game, I found I couldn’t actually tell what was wrong with it- it just looked really wrong somehow, and it was making me nauseous. My first thought was to try raising/lowering the FOV manually and seeing which one made it better, but I couldn’t find any way of changing the FOV, whether in the Naissancee settings or in the vorpX in-game settings.
Since it was so unintuitive to me whether the FOV was too high or too low, it occurs to me that perhaps I misdiagnosed the problem, and it actually had nothing to do with FOV. Maybe this was another side effect of the resolution being set wrong, or maybe it was caused by some other issue that never occurred to me. My assumption is that it’s the FOV, but if anyone with more vorpX experience has a more likely answer, please let me know.
It also seemed like the mouse/head turn sensitivity was too high, but I tried to solve the other issues first, and I wound up making myself too sick to continue before I could get to the sensitivity issues. I normally have pretty good VR legs, but the messed up perspective and jittery head movement proved to be too much for me.
I don’t want to admit defeat after only one attempt, so any help would be very much appreciated.
Sorry if there’s some really obvious solution that I’m missing. I did attempt to read all the official instructions and watch a few youtube tutorials before getting started, but I still found myself stumped.
