Search Results for 'Cyberpunk 2077'

[federicoalug]

I found out some weeks ago that the standalone vorpx mod for Cyberpunk 2077 is not working on my Quest 2, so I went ahead and purchased VORPX as a program. I have managed to load cyberpunk and play, but I am having two big issues: 1. One is that the hud, radar and others are completely out of view in vr, and changing the FOV and modifying the hud settings, vertical and horizontal scale in the in-game vorpx menu are not working: I am very confused as to why this is happening, cause it was not the case with the standalone vorpx mod which did allow me to see the hud and radar while on vr and without edgepeek, any ideas as to why, please? and 2. whereas the standalone mod felt very good visually, with vorpx alone the 3d seems flat and somehow warped, making me dizzy, again, this did not happen with the vorpx mod no longer working. Can Anyone3 please help me get the VORPX program to work as well as the Standalone Vorpx Mod for Cyberpunk 2077? what settings should I have?

[Ralf]

Brief heads-up that the Cyberpunk 2077 profile’s mod component has been updated with the latest CyberEngineTweaks modding framework for Cyberpunk 1.62.

I believe I never mentioned that before: vorpX 23.1 comes with a new profile update system that makes handling profile updates for games with advanced (mod) functionality more convenient for both me and you. Instead of having to push a full vorpX update whenever any profile’s potential extra files need updates (e.g. because of a mod breaking game update), these are now handled independently and download/install automatically if necessary. Prior that was only possible for the profile database that contains ‘normal’ profile definitions, now any potential extra files an advanced profile may require can also be updated independently from vorpX itself.

When you launch CP2077 (without having updated CET for 1.62 manually yet), you should see a message about a CP2077 mod update being available. After clicking ‘Yes’, the game will close and vorpX will install the latest version of the profile’s mod component. On next launch CP2077 should work again with all extra features the mod component provides. Magic. ;)

Since this is very new and untested in the field I’m not entirely sure whether it works 100%. If you encounter issues with the automatic CP2077 profile update, please let me know.

[james002]

Sorry, I’m asking again but after making a copy of cyberpunk 2077 local profile what should I do?

[james002]

There are so many cloud profiles for Cyberpunk 2077. Which profile should I import for running
Far cry 6???

[luka2099]

Cyberpunk 2077 profile work with this

[luka2099]

For Fc6 you must use a cyberpunk 2077 profile. Same all games that work in dx12

[maxxi]

Hello,

I just tried for the first time Vorpx with Cyberpunk overdrive (1.62) and it crashes at startup. I just got a new PC, 13900k, rtx 4090, 64go DDR5 and Pimax 5k+, windows 10. I tried the standalone mod with steam VR and openXR.
Any idea?

[Ralph]

In the last of us i have no flow and i never reached the second half of the game because of that. In general i like Stealth gameplay with flow, and no run and gun shooter. And Storys like Mafia 1+2, Red Dead Redemption, Witcher 3, Cyberpunk 2077, that are also fantastic adult storys but with a bunch of emotions and not only one of depressive and brutality. I completed Days Gone which has a melancholic atmosphere too, but the mix of the state of the art gameplay with flow and emotions that are melancholic and not depressive is in my opinion a better way to have a good time and not to cry.

RE4 remake, I gave RE 8 a chance because of the amazing graphics, but I do not like Horror Games. Elden Ring for example is without it’s difficult level a crap game. On the other hand, Syberia: World Before and Stray or also Hogwarts are quality games, but i do not like those games, too.

In 2022/2023 i also completed Mafia 2, Hitman Absolution and Deus Ex Human Revolution.

I will give Uncharted 4 in VR a new chance, but i completed it in 2016 before.
I installed some nude Mods for a few NPCs to make it a little bit more interesting.

Also Tomb Raider 2013 looks great in G3D with a nude Mod, and has a good story and good gameplay.

I know that it is sad, that i have to install nude mods to have fun with uncompleted older games, but the last 4 years were financial successful for the gaming industries, but they is only a small list of Blockbuster which have amazing gameplay, with an amazing story in combination with next gen graphics.

[Ralf]

The next beta is now available. Note that this is still a BETA in the true sense of the word. So expect one or the other rough edge. Full changelog a few posts above.

BETA download

Highlights:

1. New Gestures

With the newly added gestures the arsenal is now large enough to make certain games feel fairly close to native games. Especially shooters with their limited set of interactions, but pretty much every action oriented game can benefit hugely. For now there aren’t many games with predefined gestures though, which will be one of my tasks in the upcoming weeks.

If you don’t want to configure gestures yourself (easy, check the video in the original post), but still would like to try, try Cyberpunk 2077 (powerful PC required) or Aliens: Colonial Marines (decent PC should suffice).

Cyberpunk extra hint:

The Cyberpunk profile now comes with all the extra goodies of the standalone version. vorpX will ask you to install a dedicated mod when you launch the game the first time with vorpX hooked. This mod is necessary to make things work, it communicates with vorpX to enable AFR3D, positional tracking, VR optimized vehicle cameras and context sensitive gestures, i.e. the profile not only has gestures, but even can switch between gesture sets depending on gameplay context, e.g. whether you are in a car or on a motor cycle, or are holding a rifle or a pistol.

ACM extra hint:

ACM was my most recent gesture testing ground. Don’t let reviews put you off, the game has been massively improved after its flawed launch. Almost more important: story driven, straight forward shooters without much fluff like this one lend themselves well to VR/vorpX.

Make sure to run the DirectVR scanner when entering a level for roomscale tracking and FOV. and don’t forget to check the instructions shown in the headset. The game’s FOV slider has to be set to minimum, otherwise vorpX’s FOV calculation doesn’t work right. BTW: Also one of the games with automatic weapon hide, so no face gun.

2. Virtual monitor / desktop viewer integration

The virtual monitor added in the last beta now automatically kicks in when you launch the desktop viewer and put on your headset. Now you may think: great, thanks. But I already have a monitor and am about to play in VR anyway, so why on earth would I want that?

First and foremost: No more tinkering with custom resolutions to play games at higher resolutions than your monitor can display. This is a no-click one-size-fits-all solution that works for any GPU (AMD included) and any game you may intend to throw at it. That alone is reason enough to use the virtual monitor even if you don’t plan to use the desktop viewer for anything else than launching games. The virtual monitor has a large set of resolutions tailored for use with vorpX predefined that your monitor can’t display. If you want, you can add even more in the config app. Shouldn’t really be necessary though.

Secondly: If you occasionally play games using the desktop viewer without vorpX hooking into them, the virtual monitor has the huge extra benefit of running at your headset’s refresh rate. So provided the game you want to play can run at the full headset refresh rate, there won’t be any micro stutter from the normal monitor/headset refreshrate mismatch you get when you capture your actual monitor. Make sure VSync is enabled in games for that to work, also make sure there is no 60fps or so limit set in the game options. VSync alone is what you want. If you want a desktop capture app optimized for playing games, this is officially the one you want to use.

Added bonus: Probably not many will, but if you actually want to do general PC stuff using the desktop viewer, you can now do so on an ultra-ultra-wide 32:9 display surrounding your head. Judging from recent Star Trek TV shows that’s the future. So, welcome to the 24th century. :) The virtual monitor’s desktop resolution can be set in the Windows display settings.

[djvinsand@yahoo.com]

Ralph wrote:

1. Cyberpunk 2077
2. The Witcher 3 (Ego Mod)
3. Deus Ex Mankind Divided
4. Metal Gear Solid 5 (Ego Mod)
5. Dying Light 1+2
6. Watch Dogs 1 (Ego Mod)
7. Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag

What is an ego mod?

[avi12]

I’m using Quest 2 and SteamVR via the Oculus desktop app
I recently installed vorpX and Cyberpunk 2077
On Steam, I turned off “Use Desktop Game Theatre while SteamVR is active”
when I launch the game, the CDPR launch launches, I hit Play but the game only launches in desktop mode and vorpX fails to attach to it
After a second try, the software did seem to attach to the game such that it locks the mouse movement, and yet the game does not project to my VR headset

[Smoils]

Ralph wrote:

1. Cyberpunk 2077
2. The Witcher 3 (Ego Mod)
3. Deus Ex Mankind Divided
4. Metal Gear Solid 5 (Ego Mod)
5. Dying Light 1+2
6. Watch Dogs 1 (Ego Mod)
7. Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag

EGO mod?

[Decon]

Hello, I have used the Cyberpunk 2077 profile and the game started without problems but I have a question. I would like to play this with a gamepad, for which I have had no problem mapping the main keys but I see no way to do the same with the button combinations (eg RB+Y). Is there any way to fix this?

[bhagal92]

So, I downloaded the mod.

Went through the tutorial. Got the green tick with all the gestures. Started the game and not all the controls work.

The trigger controls do work to access the Vorpx menu.
The headset works to look around the game.
But the oculus controller buttons including thumbstick don’t work.

Also, when I change any graphics settings in the game menu it doesn’t seem to make a difference in the oculus. I presume the Vorpx menu overrides the game system settings.

I can use my mouse and keyboard.

I’ve tried re-installing cyberpunk through STEAM. I’ve turned off theatre mode. I’ve tried reinstalling the vorpx mod. I’ve tried stationary boundary and room boundary.

The Oculus is linked using a cable.

I’m running the latest Nvidia GPU DRIVER with my 3080.
I’m running the latest Cyberpunk 2077 update.

Ideally, I’d like to be able to use the oculus controllers but if that’s not possible then I would like to change the settings so that the Field of View is better and not so jittery. It’s really difficult to read any text that comes up in the game on HUD on the Oculus headset. Next to impossible to read anything.

Any help greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

[luka2099]

You can use cyberpunk2077 profile. For hogward and all game that work in dx12