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[gcogger]

I have a problem running Skyrim, where the display has a severe ‘stutter’ every second or so, especially when moving and turning. This is currently making it unplayable. The weird thing is that it’s just started happening recently, out of the blue, and I can’t identify anything that has changed that might be causing it.

This is driving me crazy, so I’d be incredibly grateful if anyone has any ideas, thanks!

I’ve been playing Skyrim (original) with Vorpx for some time (over 50 hrs in), with a bunch of mods installed, and at 1600×1200 with 2x oversampling. It’s been performing reasonably, but I noticed a significant slowdown in places like Markarth. To try and help the performance, I decided to swap out some of the mods (I was running various texture packs, Climates of Tamriel, Realistic Lighting Overhaul etc.). When I did so, I found it wasn’t helping, and I noticed the stuttering described above. So, I switched back to my original config, and the stuttering was still there :( Thinking I’d messed something up with the mods, I backed up my save games and reinstalled Skyrim from scratch. For good measure, I also reinstalled Vorpx. It didn’t help and, even with no mods (and not even the official HD textures) nothing I do gets rid of the stuttering. The way it’s set up now, it should be running way faster than before. Now I don’t think it’s really a performance issue, as this happens even on the initial menu screen, and reducing oversampling and resolution doesn’t help much. I also get the same issue if I switch to Z-Buffer, rather than G3D. Things I’ve tried:
– Reinstall Skyrim and Vorpx
– Uninstall GeForce Experience, and make sure the Nvidia 3D vision bits are not installed
– Tried latest, and older Nvidia drivers (388.59)
– Stop Kaspersky Antivirus and its service (so nothing from Kaspersky running)
– Stop various other things such as Google Drive and OneDrive
– Check for anything dodgy in Task Manager (couldn’t find anything)
– Unplug everything from USB apart from mouse/keyboard and the Oculus bits
– Use Oculus Tray Tool to increase the Oculus service process priority
– Check my Windows power settings are on ‘everything full speed’
– Try running a ‘flat’ game (no Oculus/Vorpx) – no stuttering
– Try running a demanding Steam VR game (Talos principle on high/ultra graphics settings) – no stuttering, it’s perfectly smooth

I’m out of ideas, I think. Does anyone have any other suggestions (other than reinstalling Windows, which is not an option at the moment)? Has anyone seen anything similar?

Cheers :)

My specs:
Core i7 2600K overclocked and stable at 4.2 GHz
12GB RAM
Nvidia GTX 1080 card
Skyrim, Vorpx and Oculus installed on SSDs

[ste1214]

I have removed the rift speakers and I’m using my astro a50’s instead.

My problem is there is no sound through my a50’s when running Skyrim through vorpx.
but there is sound through a50’s when playing games through oculus store and also when playing skyrim not in VR.

they have worked in the past through vorpx but not now for some reason.

they are set as default device in windows and oculus store is set to use windows settings.

can anyone help?

[gcogger]

It may not help much, but your description of the image (image at top left, noise/lines elsewhere) is exactly the same as I get when I switch Skyrim to ZBuffer instead of G3D.

[ste1214]

Hi, I’m having an issue when trying to use my oculus rift with Skyrim original.
no matter which resolution I set the game to (mainly 1920×1080 native) vorpx switches the in game settings to 800×600 in the game launcher and 1080×1013 in the Skyrimpref.ini file.
so when booting into the game with the headset on I’m left with, where the image should be…. a box with lots of noise/lines where there is no picture and then in the top left of this box there is a smaller box with the actual game image.

sorry if that doesn’t explain it very well, I’m not to clued up on VR at the moment

any help would be great

[HanslH]

Been using vorpx with skyrim se, works great (with direct vr otherwise nausea).

Through the different versions I had several attachment issues. Older versions made the mouse cursor disappear in several programs (putting a program on the exclude list made no difference). The newest version is struggling to attach itself to anything starting up even when the program is on the excluded programs blacklist (vmware) resulting in long tries and error messages.

Personally I would prefer to use a white list in stead of a black list if that option would not be not too hard to make.

[markbradley1982]

So I imported the PUBG cloud profile into VorpX, but I noticed that under “assigned programs” it says SkyrimLauncher.exe.

Should I remove this and add PUBG’s exe and if so then which one is the right exe?

[gcogger]

That’s great, the fdefaultfov setting has fixed the books problem, and I can now run in 1080×1200 for better performance :) Thanks for the tip. I’m actually seeing my dialogue choices being cut off on the right hand side, but that’s not such a big deal, and not too surprising at that resolution, I suppose. I’m not sure if it has something to do with the Sky UI mod I’m running, so may try without it.
All in all, I’m loving playing Skyrim in VR, and I can even use enough graphics mods to make it look reasonable. I wasn’t sure whether to buy Vorpx, but I’m so glad I did :)

[ziher]

Injector works, if you can’t get it to work try removing all ENB and sweetfx related files from Skyrim folder and install clean ENB again. Try older versions if new one doesn’t work. I only use ENBoost (heavily modded game), ENB effects make game look 2D. There is also issue that ENBoost and Vorpx don’t always inject together properly (about 50% chance).

[Grumdark]

I am also very interested in knowing if we can use ENB in any way, specifically I would like to use this preset.

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/41482/?tab=description

[Cristhalion]

I had the same problem with books. Couldn’t find a way even with Edge Peek to see the entire page.

This may not work for you, but it did for me. I put this into skyrim.ini in the Display section:

fdefaultfov=110.0000

And that fixed it for me. You can try a different number if you like – maybe one that matches the exact FOV you’re using for regular play. In my case, it seemed like Skyrim was using a much lower FOV number when reading books than when just walking around, and this fixed that. Good luck, and hope that helps.

[spacecadet102]

Machine, you can also edit the “SkyrimPrefs.ini” file in user/Documents/MyGames/Skyrim to tweak the game AND edit the resolution (use in windowed mode). You can enter ANY resolution in there. Note you will need to make the SkyrimPrefs.ini file read only in the properties – general tab checkbox. Do this to make sure settings are not changed back when starting the game. You can also edit the Skyrim.ini in the same folder in the same way. It just has different settings.

You will need to look up what all these settings do in google or something. This will help you to get your game running the way you want. You probably already know this stuff if you use mods though, just read that derp…hope this helps someone

[gcogger]

Given that the bow aiming used to be OK, I think I might just use the Vorpx config app to restore the ‘normal’ (non VR) Skyrim settings, and set things up from scratch. I didn’t change too much from the defaults, so this might be the easiest option. I’m not sure it will help with the books, though. It will have to be tomorrow, so I’ll report back.

Is my ‘juddering’ when I move the mouse a normal issue, or do other people have perfectly smooth mouse movement?

[haints]

nieda113 wrote:

Nvidia global settings:
anisothrope :16X
DSR:1.7% 2% 3%
DSR:33%
shadercache :on
MFAA:off
———————————-
Nvidia game settings:
FXAA:on
antialiasing:8X
MfAA:off
______________________________________
GTAV grahics settings:
windowed
resolution :1920X1440, 1920X1200
format:4:3
FXAA:on
MSAA:4X
NVIDIA TXAA:on
Vsync:off
MSAA_off
postprocessong:normal
Anisotophic: 16X
Tessalation: normal
Thats my setting , its by far not comparable with Skyrim or fallout 4 but its the best i can get . I have some mods installed like : corona be gone, Rockstar editor effects.

Thanks nieda! I’ll try those settings. DSR, huh. What video card do you have? I just have a GTX 970.

[nieda113]

Nvidia global settings:
anisothrope :16X
DSR:1.7% 2% 3%
DSR:33%
shadercache :on
MFAA:off
———————————-
Nvidia game settings:
FXAA:on
antialiasing:8X
MfAA:off
______________________________________
GTAV grahics settings:
windowed
resolution :1920X1440, 1920X1200
format:4:3
FXAA:on
MSAA:4X
NVIDIA TXAA:on
Vsync:off
MSAA_off
postprocessong:normal
Anisotophic: 16X
Tessalation: normal
Thats my setting , its by far not comparable with Skyrim or fallout 4 but its the best i can get . I have some mods installed like : corona be gone, Rockstar editor effects.

[Thick8]

I’ve tried both the injector and the wrapper, neither one works. I’m currently a level 77 with 277 mods installed. Unfortunately the game won’t run even in 2D without ENB installed. Just trying to hang on until SkyrimVR hits the PC market.