Search Results for 'The Witcher 2'

[steph12]

adisplinter wrote:

I’m gonna make it a top 10 😉

1. Alien Isolation
2. Dead Space 1-3
3. Dying Light
4. Stalker COP Misery Mod
5. Metro 2033 and Last Light
6. Half Life 2
7. Outlast
8. Fallout: New Vegas
9. Battlefield 3-4
10. The Witcher 3 (only a part on cinema mode)

Unplayed, potentialy top 5: Mass Effect 1-3, Skyrim SE, Splinter Cell 3, GTA 5, Dishonored, Bioshock, Portal 1-2

hello, did you get dying light working in geometry 3D ?

[adisplinter]

I’m gonna make it a top 10 ;)

1. Alien Isolation
2. Dead Space 1-3
3. Dying Light
4. Stalker COP Misery Mod
5. Metro 2033 and Last Light
6. Half Life 2
7. Outlast
8. Fallout: New Vegas
9. Battlefield 3-4
10. The Witcher 3 (only a part on cinema mode)

Unplayed, potentialy top 5: Mass Effect 1-3, Skyrim SE, Splinter Cell 3, GTA 5, Dishonored, Bioshock, Portal 1-2

[EphemeralSagacity]

Just answering this here too:

Found a working solution. Used “The Witcher” as the base profile.
Then make sure the following is disabled for nwn2 settings:
Graphics->Quality Options->Bloom Effects

Very cool. A fresh breath of life for this old game.

[EphemeralSagacity]

Found a working solution. Used “The Witcher” as the base profile.

Then make sure the following is disabled for nwn2 settings:
Graphics->Quality Options->Bloom Effects

Very cool. A fresh breath of life for this old game.

[EphemeralSagacity]

Was trying to get nwn2 working with vorpx. The best I got was using witcher 2 as a base (and tried witcher) but the 3d glitches with straight lines…then returns awesomeness, then glitches, etc. When working in cinema it is really cool.

I’m assuming it is just that I’m not picking the best base profile. Anyone create a good one that is working? Or is this just not supported?

Was hoping to do a run through of BGR with this. When the geometry 3d works it is so very cool to see, but I just can’t get it running such that the screen doesn’t get all sorts of crazy straight lines every few seconds of gaming.

[EphemeralSagacity]

Was trying to get nwn2 working with vorpx. The best I got was using witcher 2 (and tried witcher) but the 3d glitches with straight lines…then returns awesomeness, then glitches, etc. When working in cinema it is really cool.

I’m assuming it is just that I’m not picking the best base profile. Anyone create a good one that is working? Or is this just not supported?

[Moe]

Hi,

if you are still interested, I had witcher 3 running without steam vr. The game is very performance intense with vorpx. I have a similiar PC. Try lowering the resolution to 1600×900 and lower settings in witcher to see if it is better. Higher resolutions were choppy for me, too.

1. launch vorpx
2. launch witcher 3
3. set vorpx cinema mode without the head controlling the mouse movement

regards

[AlbertoG94]

I was able to set up my settings and play the game in Direct VR and play for several hours without any problems. I turned on my PC earlier today and tried starting Skyrim only to have it crash right after the Bethesda logo. Thought it was just a load issue so i tried again, again, and again with no success. Have already verified Integrity of Game Files and even reinstalled Skyrim. Also did a Factory Reset of VorpX.

To check if the issue was with Skyrim or VorpX i started up both Fallout 4 and The Witcher 3, both work fine without any problems.

Ive beeen looking around for a few hours now and havent found a solution that works for me. Anyone have any ideas or know why its crashing?

Skyrim Game Settings:
Windowed: 1280×1024
Antialiasing: Off
Anistropic Filtering: 16
Texture Quality: High
Radial Blur: Medium
Shadows: Medium
Decals: High
FXAA: ON
Water Options: All ON

-These are the same options when i originally set up VorpX for Skyrim.

My PC Specs:
Ryzen 7 1800x
EVGA GTX 1070
500GB SSD
3TB HDD 7200rpm
32GB DDR4 3200
Oculus Rift CV1

[harf4ng]

Hi,
I have used the vorpx settings, that play the witcher 3 in virtual desktop mode, this is right?
But I find the game unplayable this way, too much stuttering. Game is not smooth.
Did I do something wrong? Are there settings I should check?

My computer is an i5 6600K with 16 Gb of RAM and a GTX 970 video card with 4 Gb of VRAM.

Also could you please confirm this is the way to play the witcher 3?

1. I launch VR from steam
2. I launch vorpx
3. I launch the witcher 3. I then got the warning this is not a VR game and that the game will be displayed on my desktop and performances may suffer. Is it normal?
4. Then in vorpx menu I select a menu that shows something like “start virtual desktop” (unsure the exact sentence)

Thanks

[Fredthehound]

Hi all,

Been a while since I’ve been posting. Been doing more playing than talking for a change.

Some may remember a few months back, I did a post/series of posts on Skyrim and the Titan XP. My system consisted of the Titan, a 4790k clocked to 4.8ghz and 2400 mhz ram fed by SSD’s in Raid0 and I was able to mod Oldrim pretty extensively and get playable performance at high resolutions.

Finally I have been able to upgrade to a Kaby Lake 7700K which I have clocked to 5ghz on a Z170 Maximus with the normal bios upgrade (for Kaby) and am running 4266mhz TridentZ ram. Although I haven’t spent time getting hard numbers, I wanted to pass on some of my experiences and conclusions thus far.

First of all, there has been a metric ton of blather about Kaby and how it’s just a higher clocked Skylake. And that is true. However, what all the tech guys seemed to have missed out on is that Kaby’s memory controller can handle some seriously stupid fast ram. And guess what benefits VR/VorpX better than anything I have yet found? Fast ram.

I noticed a significant boost to performance running Skyrim under VorpX back when I did the Titan posts, moving from 1600/1866 DDR3 to 2400Mhz DDR3. Outside of VR, the increase holds as well and Digital Foundry and others verified that open world games like Fallout/Witcher/Skyrim/GTA do in fact see serious benefit that scales as speed goes up. The old wisdom no longer applies at least in open world games. Those textures moving in and out benefit from faster ram speed.

Since going to my new setup, I have been able to shut off fluid sync and no longer have stutter/’flashback’ issues when doing it at 1920×1440 and 1.4 SS. Framerates stay mostly above 45 with a 100 mod loadout and gameplay is smooth. This was impossible before.

So basically, I just wanted to let you all know that yes, faster ram is a good thing. Run the fastest your CPU/motherboard can handle and you WILL have a more enjoyable experience. Oh…and the added 200 mhz on the clock is nothing to sneeze at either and only benefits the process as Sky/Fallout are CPU bound and clock sensitive games to begin with.

[thesugi]

first thks for reply ;) , i’ve forgot about the witcher 2 cause i’ve played it with nvidia 3d tv play :p .vorpx seems to be updating often and the recent direct vr seems promising . so i’ll give it a try , finger crossed ^^

[Tiggerdyret]

Thesugi:
firstly, it’s hard to promise that what you want will definitively work, but there is a very big chance that it will. Mirro’s Edge should work, but The Witcher 2 doesn’t have G3D, which is the true 3D mode. Here is a list of games that have been confirmed to work by the community: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1nD_HyS8v_zKf9MZ3OYVpdnKAJBeMycGTgFmaJ639Oyg/edit#gid=0
Secondly, Vorpx is not hard to setup, but will require patients in some cases and could take a long time to get right. But it depends and it’s getting easier and easier with each update. Some games like HL2, Portal 1-2, Skyrim, bioshock 1-inf and a few more even have Direct VR mode, which makes it work perfectly with a simple scan. But you can always play any game in cinema or desktop mode without much hassle.

[thesugi]

hi! i’ve just register after read you’re comment on cinema mod. you made me so close to buy vorpx cause everythings i’ve see on the net is a mix bag of happy and disappointed people. so basically , u use cinema to play in 3-d the game like sbs ( trine ) and it’s great. say yes , and i’ll be a vorpx user. i just want to play mirror’s edge in vr and lot of game in 3-d ( witcher 2 , crysis 2-3 ) with my rift cv-1 and i want to know if it’s hard to configure . anyway thx for reading and my bad for my english ;)

[HalloMolli]

Ovo wrote:

HalloMolli wrote:

I am looking for a tool where I just push a “start” button and it runs fine by itself.

HalloMolli wrote:

I’ve heard you have to reduce the graphical ‘fidelity’ to a medium Setting in Skyrim for it to become playable via vorpx in VR. And I can only Play the game with a ton of mods loaded

If I summarize, you’re both lazy and picky with video games (not a criticism). VorpX is not for you then, you’d most likely end up frustrated.

Yeah, I guess so. Regarding Skyrim: I’ve been playing the game since its release and my steam account Shows that i’ve spent almost 1000 hours in skyrim. If you are used to graphical mods since over 4 years now you can’t go back, at least I can’t.

But I appreciate your honesty. It’s a bummer that vorpx 3 does not provide stereoscopical 3D for Witcher 3 (since it has by far the most beautiful and immersive game world I have seen in a Videogame to this date) :( .

[Ralf]

The 3D effect in Witcher 3 isn’t as pronounced as in native since it is applied after rendering the game. In contrast to that Life is Strange has full Geometry 3D, which works like native apps by rendering the scene twice.

You can play both games with the default settings, but if you want to make them more immersive, you will need to adjust settings. The one-click games that require no configuration for a fully immersive experience are the ones listed above with the new Direct VR feature: Fallout 4, Skyrim, Skyrim Special Edition, Half-Life 2, Left 4 Dead 2, Portal 2, Borderlands 2, Bishock (original), Bioshock 2 (original), Bioshock Infinite, Aliens: Colonial Marines, Fallout 3, Fallout New Vegas, Black Mesa Source.