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[DirtyTec]

Guten Tag

Ich besitze Windows 10 mit meiner HP reverb g2 Omnicept

Ich bin sehr erfahren was Windows und PCs betrifft ich bin leidenschaftlicher gamer seid 17 Jahren.

Ich Kämpfe schon seid zwei Wochen um ein vorpx Problem was ich leider nicht zu beheben schaffe.

Und zwar ist es ein maus und ab und zu tastatur Bug, die Maus friert im Sekunden takt alle 1 bis 2 Sekunden an kurz ein zu frieren (frezze stutter)

Aber hauptsächlich der Maus Fehler alle Sekunden macht das Spiele sehr anstrengend. In einigen Spielen war es auch mit dem Head tracking verbunden wenn ich mein Kopf bewege das es auch hakte. Letztes Spiel war hl 2 ep1 dort geht Head tracking ohne probleme aber maus fehler ist vorhanden. Brothers in arms, need for speed, days gone, medal of honor allied assault, also egal ob alte oder neue Spiele es liegt nicht an den Spielen.

Mir ist aufgefallen wenn ich den PC frisch gestartet habe und manchmal nach einer halben stunde (30min) oder 1 stunde fängt der fehler an das ist auch merkwürdig.

Das problem besteht auch wenn er mal startet nur im vorpx dekstop viewer.

Fehler besteht im openxr sowie im steam vr API Modus auch im dekstop viewer.

Ich habe auch alle möglichen windows Dienste probiert nach und nach zu beenden leider ohne erfolg.

Ich habe versucht =

-Avg Virenscanner deinstalliert
-Windows defender verwendet und deaktiviert.
-Alle möglichen Windows Dienste deaktiviert.
-Gefroce experience deinstalliert
-Neuer Windows Update.
-Neue display driver
-Wmr neu installiert (seid dem auch volume Bug der speichert die alte Lautstärke leider nicht mehr stellt sie immer auf 50%)
-Vorpx gelöscht mit reg delete
-Vorpx neu installiert.
-Vorpx gelöscht ohne reg delete auf andere HDD ssd
-Steamvr neu installiert.
-Beobachtung task Manager nach Auffälligkeiten nichts gefunden.
-Taskkill dwm.exe
-Taskkill wudfhost.exe
-Enable / disable pre accolation virtual display
-Vorpx neu gestartet
-Vropx vr driver Taskkill
-Alle möglichen task Prioritäten im Wechsel von niedrig bis hoch ob vorpx oder wmr Tasks
-CPU hyperthreading disable
-Viele Einstellungen bei nvidea control panel.
-Omnicept Tools beendet
-usb Geräte entfernt auch Maus und Tastatur

Ich habe das wmr tray Tool installiert und wenn ich den Fehler habe mit vorpx und mein Headset Restart mache funktioniert es wieder. Aber nur für eine 1 Stunde oder weniger.
Das war vor einer Woche jetzt aktuell weiß ich nicht ob es mit einem Restart wieder für eine Stunde geht. Heute habe ich hl2ep1 mit Fehler gespielt aber ich habe es nach einer Stunde beendet ohne Restart.

Meine Vermutung liegt am wmr portal wenn alles komplett neu gestartet wird geht es für eine kleine Zeit. Aber das macht kein Spaß.

Eine Idee von mir

Hat vorpx vielleicht ein Problem mit meinem Arbeitsspeicher?

Aber was ich denke das es am Windows mixed reality Portal liegt :(

PC specs:

ASUS ROG STRIX Z490-E Gaming | Intel Z490
Intel Core i9-10900K
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 24GB GDDR6x | ZOTAC GAMING Trinity
(128GB) DDR4-3200 Corsair Vengeance LPX
1 TB M.2 Samsung 860 EVO Windows 10
250 GB Samsung 860 EVO
4TB Seagate Barracuda | HDD | 5.400U/min
4TB Seagate Barracuda | HDD | 5.400U/min
Corsair Hydro Series H115i RGB Pro XT | 280mm/2x 140mm
Seasonic PRIME | 850W

[Ralf]

Keep in mind that rendering games for VR costs at least 50% performance compared to playing them on your monitor since each frame has to be rendered twice, once for each eye. Depending on the game engine it can be even be more than that. Also the larger field of view can cost performance since more stuff has to be drawn. And on top of all that there is another small performance hit (about 10%) for rendering to the headset.

If a game doesn’t run fast enough, consider reducing graphics details in the game options and/or switching to Z3D in the vorpX menu. Z3D only renders one image per frame and then applies a post process 3d effect afterwards, which is a lot faster.

[Maichevsky]

Ralf wrote:

Sure, at 180fps the issues become less obvious. But that’s purely theoretical for newer, more demanding games. Most people without super highend GPUs are lucky if they can run demanding games at 60 (i.e. 30 per eye with alternate frame 3d). At such a framerate there are a lot of highly uncomfortable situations.

There’s a reason why no aftermarket 3D injector (let alone any native 3d game) over the course of 25 years ever worked that way. The very first private vorpX builds 10 years ago, when the whole VR gaming community was maybe a few hundred enthusiasts large, used alternate frame rendering because it is so much easier to implement. Didn’t even make it into the first public release… Just mentioning that I plan to do that caused a backlash big enough to send me back to the drawing board.

Besides: the starting point for vorpX back in the day was my wish to play Descent in VR, an ages old, fast paced shooter. In a game like that with constant fast motion alternate frame 3d is fairly sickening even at twice the display refresh rate. I have that on good authority. ;)

I am here (in VR) since the kickstarter off DK1, man was I happy VorpX existed in those first years :) I had no idea there was a VR community before that, I would have joined sooner!

[dellrifter22]

I would call dx12 functionality very limited right now. We only have a handful of official dx12 profiles to try from, which makes it risky to pick up any new games at full price.

I for example wanted to play AC Valhalla and Far Cry 6, but no existing dx12 profile provided working Z3D, only flat. I have stopped buying new because of this.

G3D (true 3D) is not even coded for dx12 yet. Only about 3 specific dx12 games have specialized mods for alternate eye rendering to imitate G3D visuals.

So if you’re lucky, Metro Enhanced with ray tracing and Z3D is possible yes (3D enough to convince your brain that the general scene has depth and space), but if not lucky, you’ll see only a flat image.

One more thing to note is that you will need to push high resolutions to gain a satisfactory image in a vr headset, so make sure your pc can run the game at least 50+fps @ 4k+ with ray tracing on.

Not trying to discourage you, just being realistic. You might have luck with some games, and you might not with others.

[Ralf]

Sure, at 180fps the issues become less obvious. But that’s purely theoretical for newer, more demanding games. Most people without super highend GPUs are lucky if they can run demanding games at 60 (i.e. 30 per eye with alternate frame 3d). At such a framerate there are a lot of highly uncomfortable situations.

There’s a reason why no aftermarket 3D injector (let alone any native 3d game) over the course of 25 years ever worked that way. The very first private vorpX builds 10 years ago, when the whole VR gaming community was maybe a few hundred enthusiasts large, used alternate frame rendering because it is so much easier to implement. Didn’t even make it into the first public release… Just mentioning that I plan to do that caused a backlash big enough to send me back to the drawing board.

Besides: the starting point for vorpX back in the day was my wish to play Descent in VR, an ages old, fast paced shooter. In a game like that with constant fast motion alternate frame 3d is fairly sickening even at twice the display refresh rate. I have that on good authority. ;)

[Ralf]

Did you change to a 4:3 res? has to be exactly 4:3 for Portal 2 and other games based on the same engine (e.g. Half-Life 2 or Black Mesa). Viable resolutions would e.g. be 1600×1200, 1920×1440 or 2560×1920.

On a sidenote: Watched your Far Cry video earlier and noticed that you changed the aspect to ‘Letterbox’. While that is highly useful when vorpX can’t handle FOV automatically, it’s not necessary in games where vorpX adjusts the FOV. Whenever a profile supports automatic FOV, vorpX computes an FOV that perfectly fits your headset FOV regardless of settings in the menu.

The only reason to prefer ‘Letterbox’ with automatic FOV handling would be getting a crisper image, which of course can be a good reason too.

Just a guess, but I wouldn’t rule out that in case of Portal 2 that may introduce flicker.

[drowhunter]

Just locked in the best performing settings on my 3080Ti,5800x I’ve ever had with this mod.

With these settings I’m hitting high 60’s in the El Coyote bar and I’ve seen framerates as high as 85fps in some areas.

Normally on Quest the image looks garbage on anything less than phenomenal. But thanks to the latest DLSS version here

I can get it to look really good with Vorpx set to “Nicer” & DLSS set to Quality, 0.1 sharpness.

FSR in Vorpx set to Low 1.3 sharpness

The trick that did it for me was disabling the framerate cap and tracking prediction. Oculus ASW is on “Auto” in the Oculus Debug Tool I made no changes to that, but it doesn’t seem to do anything( at least to the frame counter) as my framerate doesn’t seem to lock to 45. It just feels smoother to me almost as smooth as that “other mod”.

I have attached my Vorpx settings here, just extract it into your vpxCP2077 folder. Its just the ini files for Oculus devices. Hope it helps.

Super Fast Oculus Settings

[Jools92]

Excellent mod, really enjoying it so far. Taking in Night City in all its glory is genuinely ‘breathtaking’!

Sadly though, I’m having the same issue as Demuse and xt4k – frequent crashes upon leaving the menu, almost always after using more demanding tabs like the Map or Inventory. Exiting store/ripperdoc interfaces does not result in any crashes however. I had a similar crash after exiting the Map interface on a fast-travel point. I’ve followed your advice for graphics settings (medium, with DLSS) and running at ‘Phenominal’ resolution with great performance on a 3080 (using a Quest 2 via Link). I normally have between 800-300mb of VRAM headroom, and GPU veers between 60-90% usage.

Can confirm that entering the menu in edge-peak seems to decrease the number of crashes, but does not eliminate them. I’ve done a clean re-install twice now with no luck, and tried running it at less demanding resolutions with pretty much every VorpX setting on and off. Ultimately switching back to regular old pancake mode does seem to resolve whatever is causing the crashes, so likely not an issue with the regular game.

As a stop-gap, would it be possible to allow us to more easily turn the standalone VR mod off (perhaps via the configuration tool?) without having to completely uninstall it and lose all our settings? It’s not perfect but at least we could reliably change our equipment, add perks points etc, and then head back into VR. At least until a full fix is available.

[Ralf]

A higher actual res is indeed better than using a scaling factor since the latter maens the image gets downscaled to the target res before vorpX grabs the image. The slight scaling set by vorpX automatically is mostly for those who don’t want to tinker with resolution. You’d be surprised how many people aren’t really aware of how resolution and image quality correlate.

DLSS: Usually works for Z3D, but not for G3D most of the time. I have looking into that on my nice-to-have list, but realistically I can’t tell when I get to that.

[Parotaku]

Hey, no problem…
Try to fix it if you want and when you want… there’s absolutely no obligation… remember, VorpX is a hobby for all of us so, no pressure needed!
It’s already very nice that you managed to make Geometry 3D work with this game!! ^^

[Ralf]

Like said above with your individual settings you get glitches as huge as your head is wide. I’d like that as much as you do, but there is no way to make Z3D look like G3D without practically destroying half the image under some circumstances. That’s not an option for vorpX. In fact a lot of time and effort goes into pre-processing the depth buffer in a way that provides realistic scale at distances where your eyes are 99% of the time while actually playing most games without entirely disrupting the image for the sake of the remaining 1%. We apperently disagree on the matter, but converting half the image into one giant glitch won’t happen for a bunch of good reasons.

BTW: As long as you are onboard, you might have noticed that following user wishes maximum Z3D strength has already been raised several times in the past and is now way above a point that could be considered OK in terms of glitches. I always listen, and did so more than once in respect to this matter, but Z3D glitches all over the image just don’t make sense.

[dellrifter22]

Ghost Recon Wildlands + FPS mod (G3D) cloud profile updated 2/5/2022

-clouds, stars, water reflections, and light sources are now correct in stereo (nice!)
-increased 3D strength for more accurate depth and scale
-decreased image zoom a bit for improved image clarity and FOV (better with vehicles)
-TAA motion blur effect now assigned to vorpX Shadow Treatment for toggle options:

Auto = motion blur on static objects/furniture, but clear guns and moving vehicles/NPCs
Turn Off = motion blur on guns and moving vehicles/NPCs, but clear static objects

Or if the slight TAA blur bothers you altogether, you can try the other AA methods in Game Options to see which you prefer.

I have been quite pleased with how the authoring tool (and a bit of patience) has been able to bring this profile together with near flawless G3D. It is very rare that a dx11 game has correct stereo shadows and lighting effects. Now all that remains to fix are decals for wall art and bullet holes (if those are even possible, I’ve always struggled with decals..Ralf?)

Anyway, worth trying out with the mod if you own Wildlands. I prefer the stealthy approach, but as you can see here, it can now play like a Far Cry game if you want:

p.s. oh, I get a crash sometimes when trying to access my loadout menu directly, but I’ve found if I indirectly access it by opening the skills menu first (press J), I can navigate to loadout from there okay.

[Ralf]

Currently the standalone version is the recommended way, it does a lot more than the ‘normal’ profile since it comes with a game specific mod that not only allows to adjust the driving FOV, but also provides (alternate frame) G3D, positional tracking, decoupled walk/look and a lot more stuff that isn’t possible without more direct access to a game.

With your GPU you should be able to get a decent framerate pretty much all the time with medium graphics details set in the game options. Most importantly disable raytracing. Looks nice, but without you will be able to go a bit higher resolution wise. Overall the crisper image from the higer res is more beneificial than raytracing effects.

BTW1: The next version of the mod (hopefully next week) will come with a motion controller gesture system that let’s you use motion controllers for more than just gamepad emulation. E.g. for steering cars/bikes, throwing grenades and more.

BTW2: The next vorpX will have the mod built-in, so after the next vorpX update standalone and regular vorpX will be the same.

[HalloMolli]

Hello, so I’ve noticed that my performance is significantly better when I use openXR over SteamVR (my HMD = HP Reverb G2). And I mean by a lot (smooth as butter experience + 60-90 fps with OpenXR VS stutter + fps drops below 10 + ~30 fps with SteamVR). Unfortunately Witcher 3 won’t start if I use OpenXR (an error message pops up which askes me to change the mode). However, as described the performance with SteamVR is, at best, okay-ish but far from good enough or what I am used with OpenXR. I am wondering why that is.

Will I be able to play Witcher 3 with OpenXR if I buy the game on GoG?

[matteo39]

romeyromel says: I was able to hook the game with the division 1 profile ..before starting the game i open task manager and end process for Lighting Services ( anti-cheat) and then start the game..game works well in immersive mode or full vr ( but in 3rd person of course) when i open the VorpX menu there is no option available for 3d settings
( NO: Geometry,Z-adaptive , Z-normal) But the game is officially hooked with vorpX.