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[RJK_]

Shadows: Awakening (G3D)

Hack n Slash of the finest. Reminds me a little on Titan Quest. Important: Game must be started through steam client or via shortcut: steam://rungameid/585450.

Tip: Assign ESC (menu key) to Hotkey Switch G3D/Z3D in order to to get rid of the bright border around dark menus.

– Optimized for Cinema Modes
– Full VR not recommended
– Assign ESC (menu key) to Hotkey Switch G3D/Z3D in order to to get rid of the bright border around dark menus.

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[onetoo]

I’ve had the satisfaction of playing flat games with a projector and large screen for close to 10 years. Still, VorpX adds extra features that make playing flat games using Immersive Screen Mode more compelling such as head tracking (though i used to strap a wiimote to my head to simulate that), proper G3D without messing with outdated drivers, and no 3D glasses (which darken games).

[ilkj4832z]

There is no problem playing other games.
Only this game.
It freezes when moving from the start screen to the game screen.
It was the same even if I restarted the game from the beginning.
It freezes when moving to the game screen.
It doesn’t change even if I uninstall and reinstall the game.
What should I do?

[TheBalt]

Hey everyone,

Was looking at getting Thief Gold and the Dark Ages for cheap on steam and was wondering how well the controller support was for those games with Steam’s built in controller support/modification options. Do the games work well in Vorpx with controller or would I kind of ‘have’ to use a mouse/keyboard?

I wouldnt mind having to use a mouse for like inventory management and stuff during pauses, but didnt know if the gameplay itself worked well with a 360/Ps4 controller, etc.

Thanks for any help!

[Michelangel0]

I’m trying to fix an issue with D&D: Dark Alliance, no matter which UE4 profile I tried (Abzy, Get Even, Observer, etc) I’m always getting a fog that is only displayed on one eye and makes very annoying to play on later levels, because initial levels apparently do not show that fog in the game.

The thing is that I do not understand what I’m exactly doing but I found that if I have selected VERTEX and later go scrolling through all the numbers one by one from -1 to 35 on 35 I hit the spot because if I hide it the problem is fixed. But how do I apply this??

Therefore I really want to understand in general steps how to use this tool for this and any other game.

Help?
any good tutorial?

[Michelangel0]

It is very difficult to me to answer that because I simply have too many games.
I play mostly VR games but I do play flat games from time to time, and I only play with VorpX/HelixVision in those cases. Example: Gunfire Reborn (G3D and I wish it was native VR!!) Pinball FX3 (using Helixvision for G3D), Aquanox Deep Descent (G3D), Dark Alliance (struggling now to get proper G3D with VorpX), etc.

But, I have a close friend that stays and play some games with me, I showed VR to her many times but we play together flat games mostly.
So I guess I can answer with 100% flat games when I play with her.
She likes Mortal Kombat or Hellish quart to name 2 good examples, and those are clearly more enjoyable playing both at the couch.
Also part of the joy is enjoying gaming together with music: https://youtu.be/NpE9KJpESJQ

[Michelangel0]

Hi there!!

This game started working at once using the conarium profile with G3D and it was looking very good.
But after playing several levels (5th level) later I found that some strange lights were turned in massive red spots for only one eye and this affects gameplay not sure why.

Can anyone help me to improve the support for G3D on this game? I’ve uploaded the G3D profile but after several levels I had to switch to Z-Adaptive to play, but I would love to have G3D back.

Any other profile recommended for this game to check?
Any way to get better G3D?

[TheBalt]

Hey folks,

So was doing some Souls playthrus and getting a pretty heavy judder in both Dark Souls 3 and Sekiro. I have turned setting all the way down, set it to “Safe” in Vorpx in game menus to help – but as i stand still, things just ‘judder’ around every 2-3 seconds, sit still, then judder again. Happens even with the headset sitting on a table instead of my head.

Any ideas on how to fix this?

Thanks everyone, have a great day!

[TheBalt]

Smoils wrote:

Big concern with this is online, Ive heard they ban you without warking for hooking with cheat engine or any other app like vorpx into the game. Whats more game would “remember” if a character you have played offline used any apps that hooked to the game (i.e. potential cheats) and ban you if you go online with that character.

Unless it only concerns DS3, maybe DS2 is different.

oh ya, i apologize for not mentioning that – but even to install the mod you must delete all your previous characters (obviously just move them to a seperate folder while you play the mod) and do a clean install when you wanna go back to Dark Souls 2 regular. I should have mentioned that.

That being said, there is also a new big mod for Dark souls 3 called Convergence that has kinda blown my mind, tons of new spells, including new classes like Necromancers and Druids that can summon zombies/animals to help. Major emphasis on magic, all new magic effects… and you can get that into first person vr as well. Heres links if anyones interested.

Mod convergence:
https://www.nexusmods.com/darksouls3/mods/672?tab=files

Mod with first person option, no need to tweak it like Dark souls 2’s first person mod:
https://www.nexusmods.com/darksouls3/mods/136/?

[TheBalt]

Hey folks,

So a modder released on Nexusmods a pretty extensive reworking for Dark Souls 2. Enemy behavior and location changes, item changes, boss changes, combat speed closer to Dark Souls 3 – so decided I wanted to try it out.

I got it working pretty well on Vorpx in first person FullVR mode and wanted to give a rundown to anyone who might be interested in trying Dark Souls 2 in first person VR.

Each time you decide to play; it will take about 2 minutes to properly setup your game and then youre good to go.

Below are the links for a First Person CheatEngine mod and with it a FOV Cheat Engine Mod.

https://app.mediafire.com/1kmp5l03ah0t4

I am sorry I do not know who these mod authors are, I have had these files sitting in my PC for years at this point and I tried to find the same ones but couldnt on Google and Nexus.

I am using these in Scholar of the First Sin, not the original Dark Souls 2, so I am not sure if it will work with it.

So, directions:

1) Make a new character and get Binoculars in the game. They are literally within 2 minutes of the start of the game if you just run directly to them, the link below is from a Youtuber that shows where to get them at the primary hub in the game.

So, get the binoculars and put them in one of your weapon slots, thats all we need as far as items in game.

2)
Always be loaded into the game world before using the CheatEngine mods, so always log into a character and then Alt+Tab out and time to set up the CheatEngine stuff.

For the FOVDS2.CT mod, open it, click the little computer icon at the top left (Select a process to open) and make sure to choose DARK SOULS II. Then towards the bottom of the window, click the box next to “Change FOV”.

The very next line is “FOV Value”, check this as well. In that row next to “FOV Value” you should see these numbers : 0.7679448724. Double click 0.7679448724 and when the box pops up, replace it with this: -29.23205376

Thats all for that step, your FOV should look pretty nuts, but the next mod will take care of it.

3) Open the FOVDS2.CT file and again, select a process to open in the upper right computer Icon and select DARK SOULS II. A pop up will appear, choose “Yes”. Click the box next to First Person First Person (Usage: Turn on script, zoom in with bow/binoc)

4) Switch back to your game and, use the binoculars once and now you will be in VR, if you look down you can see your body, etc. Put bincolars back in your backup items and pull out your real weapons and start playing.

I know this all seemed like a lot, but it literally takes 1 1/2 minutes to setup when youre logging in. The only real “upkeep” you have to do, is when you die or go through a load screen, equip the binoculars again for a moment to activate first person view. I recommend just keeping the binoculars in one of your 6 weapon slots and just hopping right to it, tapping it on, then switch back to your real weapons.

-There is no need to ever leave gameplay to reset the mod, you just need to use the binoculars to ‘turn on’ the first person mod after loading screens-

The game -is- more difficult, but definitely playable. For a bit more fun Id recommend getting a large sword so you can clearly see your hits, but you should be able to play most builds just fine; probably will die more since we are losing situational awareness, but, its fun to see this world in first person with Geo3d. Keep in mind you CAN adjust the HUD position in this game, so if you play FullVR like me, I recommend pulling health bars into view, etc.

One last thing – if youre playing with an Xbox or Ps4 controller – go into Steam controller configurations and change your right control stick to “Joystick mouse” – for some reason the game turns extremely slowly with regular joystick with these mods. All other buttons can remain the same.

On an aside, I have a few hours into that new mod on Nexus and am enjoying the changes to combat, if anyone wanted to try it, heres a link for that too.

https://www.nexusmods.com/darksouls2/mods/978

You dont need to play this mod to play regular Dark Souls 2 in first person VR.

If you have any questions, ill try to help out.. and again, sorry, dont know who made those cheattables, but they work.

Take care of yourselves folks.

[pixelcowboy]

Wow, just tested, it looks really freaking good. Please, reveal your dark magic, how did you get it to work?

[bobarctor]

Hi, me again. Just to add that dark souls II works quite well performance-wise (now I have a problem with xbox 360 gamepad not working as intended, but that’s another subject), so my Dark souls PTD edition problem really isn’t a hardware performance issue.

[bobarctor]

Hello everyone, hello Vorpx team and thank you for this totally amazing software.

I’m a brand new user and did sucessfully booted cyberpunk 2077in VR mode with mixed result, but at least its working and the rest is tweaking for optimisation.
But I have a trouble with dark souls PTD edition : I can’t really get passt the main menu, because the game lauches in a pretty terrible state, like 2 fps, slow as hell (like 4 minutes to get past the splash screens and getting to the main menu) and often visualy glitchy (alternating the display and a white screen really quickly in both headset and screen display, sometime only on the screen display).

Of course, without vorpx the game run as intended (no mod installed, not even the fps and resolution unlocks).
I think my rig should be able to run it like a breeze (I5-10400F + GTX 2060 + 16GB ram) since it can run cyberpunk 2077, a very very much more demanding game.

I tried to look on the forums here, but I only saw a few people saying the game don’t work anymore for them after a 2018 vorpx update.

So I just wanted to know if someone experienced the same problem, and if the allegedly breaking update has been solved since. Going to try with DS2 meanwhile.

Thanks for your attention.

[adzter]

Just tried both of those profiles, as I was keen to play this.

The game hooked with both, but while G3D is selected… there’s no 3D to speak of.

Abzu had slight issues shown with shadows in one eye (that go away when turning G3D off)
And Conoarium had these issues, but worse. With a dark shadow in the bottom half of the screen in one eye.

Bummer.

[TylerDurden]

Wont start using VORPX, crashes immediately to desktop. Starts without VORPX fine though.