Search Results for 'Dishonored'

[Ralf]

The video in the post linked below explains how to set up gestures. Don’t forget to assign the mouse/key/button press that belongs to the according action, otherwise the gesures can’t do anything. Games like Halo or Dishonored should be good candidates.

The video shows everything you need to know to get going in a minute.

vorpX 24.1.0 – Optional Cutting Edge Version

[archsupafly]

Hi, I took a break from vorpx for a while. But recently came back to try when I heard about the newish gesture support. To me this is game changing.

I tried it on two games I thought would be natural: Dishonored and Halo. But couldnt get it working at all. How do you turn it on? I tried in the vorpx menu and add custom gestures of both use or aim. But aiming was still down from my head vs my touch controllers. Is there something that has to be done to set it up that I’m missing?

Or do only some games support gestures?

[Boblekobold]

Bioshock Infinite (especially Burial at Sea Episode 2) and Bioshock 1 original (I guess Bioshock 2 original is even better) if you have an old graphic card.

Metro 2033/Last Light, etc. are awesome (Metro Exodus is the most beautiful game you could do I think). But a good graphic card is needed.

All Bioshock and Metro have G3D (even if raytracing without G3D can be a good option too in Metro Exodus).

Cyberpunk 2077 isn’t the best because even with an RTX4090, it’s not enough.

Elden Ring, Death Stranding, Guardian of the galaxy are really better in VorpX (even if it’s not full VR).
Redfall too. Deathloop is Ok (especially the end).

I guess games like Farcry Primal, Dishonored, Prey 2017, etc. must be really good (I think they have G3D but I didn’t try them yet).

Dying Light 1 of course.

First person game that allow you to have high 4:3 resolution (3480×2880 or at least 2880×2160) and 120 FOV are like native games in VorpX (with G3D, or at least Z3D but It’s not so important to me and even without 3D at all, some games are awesome in full VR).

Any game with good looking graphics, heights/vertigo or giant environment/ennemies are usually great in VorpX.

[flamefury42]

Hello everyone,

I am new on here and just began using the software a few days ago testing out just a few games just to see what the experience was like. I would like to say first off that my experience so far with older titles has been mind blowing. One thing I did want to point out though and this may be me just having to tinker with all settings.. I find myself trying to figure out the FOV settings and controller setups for each game. A few games in particular that worked flawlessly for me was Mirror’s Edge, Duke Nukem Forever, Dishonored. I pretty much just loaded up the game, went into the menu, hit direct vr scan and voila full vr was working as intended by the software.

Now the games I’ve been having issues with and this may be just be a me problem and not understanding which settings to adjust but I did try to adjust FOV for these game but it just didn’t come out quite right are Skyrim SE, Deus Ex Human Revolution(sorta already works with Direct VR).

[neodraig]

As others said, the first Dihosnored might be the best showcase for vorpX, it’s sad to see the second one can’t be played in G3D. I just tried it in Z3D and the result is quite underwhelming compared to the first one that runs in G3D.
Ralf a few years back you said you might do something, can we expect to be able to play able Dishonored 2 in G3D one day ?

[adzter]

It might not be necessary after all.
I tried a game (Dishonored Death of the Outsider) without an official profile just to see if I could get it to work in pancake mode.
But it refused to boot with the GEO-11 shader fixes DX11 DLL in the folder.
It just kept looping and trying to start the game.

Not sure if there’s a way of getting around this. But if we could hook directly into games to simply display them as is, it’d open up a lot of possibilities re: 3d gaming.
I’ve tried a few games on the new desktop viewer, and while it’s great… it’s not as stable as hooked games. I played Titanfall 2 and Rocket League earlier, and they don’t miss a beat at 90fps.

[dlee]

Look up the list of FullVR games. It should be around the forum somewhere and it’s also available within Vorpx.

My favs are probably Dishonored, Bioshock Infinite and Dark Messiah. Dishonored has some problems though unfortunately.

[fubar]

Dishonored is one of the better VR experiences you can have. Feels almost like a native game, if you have a good GPU you can run it at max settings with high resolution and 90FPS.

[dlee]

A few tips:

Don’t like the extreme, crawly aliasing? You can force sparse-grid supersampling (SGSSAA) and it works with Vorpx. There is a performance hit but it’s less than I imagined it would be. It is extremely good at cleaning up aliasing. I would just disable the game’s ineffective anti-aliasing in the game’s menu.
https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Dishonored#Anti-aliasing_.28AA.29

Eventually you will get to a NPC dialog that will not work properly in DirectVR mode. The dialog options will not appear. Disabling DirectVR for that conversation is a fix.

Also, after a successful DirectVR scan you may still not be able to look around. Try climbing an in game object to fix that.

[MarcDwonn]

One of the reasons why i never play games that can’t be played offline. Imagine not being able to play Deus Ex, Half-Life, Dishonored anymore, because the publisher shuts down the servers! Never invest in something that you don’t have control over.

I feel your frustration though. Lone Echo is one of the very few native VR games that reach flat game quality level, and the MP part probably is super fun.

[dlee]

Ok I tried it out again. I had to unplug the HDMI cable from my “TV as monitor” because powering it off wasn’t enough to stop it from being detected. Once I did that the virtual monitor worked perfectly.

I played Dishonored. I cycled through a few of the Vorpx resolution presets and they all worked and none said the monitor didn’t support them.

I used a Samsung Odyssey Plus WMR headset. Played with a 360 gamepad.

[dlee]

I tried the new beta last night with Dishonored. I really like the new “waiting room” with tips that you get on startup.

I missed the documentation on how to use the virtual monitor so I need to experiment more when I have time.

[Illuzio]

Dishonored Definitive Edition is free on Epic Game Store. It has a perfect gameplay for VR and it works very well with VorpX! Go get it now!
https://store.epicgames.com/p/dishonored-definitive-edition

There’s also Dishonored 2 is free for Amazon Prime members!
https://gaming.amazon.com/loot/dishonored2

[JetCat]

Greetings 3D fans,

I am thinking about buying VorpX for Doom2016 and Dishonored 2!
I´m slooooooowly running out of VR games because there is not much in true AAA quality after Half-Life Alyx and Moss, only indie-stuff and 2 hour games, that´s why I want regular AAA games in VR.
Just like Alien Isolation with that Mother-Mod, wow one of the BEST games for VR out there!

But VR has one significant flaw, everything is way too small and not life-like sized, and that´s why all games need to have the SteamVR world slider set to 120% to have the world around me in authentic life-like size.
Otherwise VR would look like a completely off and strange dwarfen world with ridiculous 140cm dwarfs as NPC´s standing around, chairs and tables look like made for elementary school children, and in general everything is only half the size it should be in VR when playing without the SteamVR world slider (which is the most legendary and important option ever implemented in any program!)

The world scaling option in SteamVR solves this problem diving into some ridiculous dwarven world whenever putting on the headset, for good!

Everything looks great now thanks to SteamVR world scaling. Even the cockpits in Flight Simulator 2020 needs slight scaling correction, the Fenix Airbus has a perfect life-like size in 110%, and the DCS jetfighters look great at 115-122% world size scaling.
Alien Isolation needs SteamVR world scale adjustment of 125% otherwise small children´s hands are holding the flamethrower.
You see how important size scaling is for VR? It is the main difference between being fully immersed, or being in a strange dwarven world where nothing has the right size and scale.

So to get to the point, it is not possible for me to enjoy VR without world scaling option because only having the correct size of objects gives immersion.

X-Plane for example has no world scale slider in VR, that´s why the cockpit chairs have the size for elementary school children, ridiculous and absolute impossible to immerse myself in such a cockpit.

You see, not graphics but seeing objects in the the right proper world-like size makes a game a masterpiece or a no-go in VR. :)

My question is:
Has VorpX a world size slider option for games like Doom2016, Dishonored 2, (and I would also love to play Outlast and Soma if possible)?
Without world scaling the immersion and sense of size and height is so off that a VR gane is not enjoyable.
I need to know if I can adjust the size of the 3D world when using VorpX for a game before buying it :)

[JochenH]

Dishonored is my favorite VorPx game and Dark Messiah is the predecessor of Dishonored and yes, it has a VorPx profile.

Installation is easy, hooks to the profile and looks really 3D with VorPx. Engine has aged well, so I play it without mods.

Gameplay is very well suited for VR, because use of environment is fundamental in this game.

I had problem with crashes. Messed around with tipps from internet, but could not solve it. So I stopped playing with VorPx and played on flat screen. After I adjusted all options and played through chapter 1 I tried again with VorPx and it runs perfectly now.

Controls are a pain in the ass. Rift S controllers are supported, XBox controller is supported, but it plays much better with mouse and keyboard. In fact it is the first VorPx game I play with mouse and keyboard.

After a few hours playing I can tell that this belongs to my best experiences with VorPx.