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In several ways the best solution to your issue would be switching to the original DX9 Bioshock, for which vorpX provides better DirectVR support.
If you only have the remastered version:
Sounds like something is getting severely in the way if not even a hook helper helps. Try to disable everything you may have running in the background that potentially also hooks into games. E.g. any kind GPU utility, chat apps and generally everything that show overlays in game.
In reply to: Cyberpunk VR Update Thread
2022/01/08
Version alpha 3 is now available for download with the following changes:
- Pitch (look up/down) auto-leveling added. If you prefer to play with unlocked pitch, you can disable this on the DirectVR page of the ingame menu.
- Keyboard shortcut for switching between G3D and Z3D (ALT+K).
In reply to: Cyberpunk VR Update Thread
Switching between AFR 3D and Z3D will be possible with the default vorpX G3D/Z3D hotkey in the next release (ALT+K).
Also pitch (look up/down) auto leveling will be available with the next release. If you prefer to play without, you’ll be able to disable it on the DirectVR page of the vorpX menu. Was a bit more complicated here than it normally is with DirectVR games, but now it’s finally working without unwanted side effects.
In reply to: Can’t get Bioshock infinite working
@FonzD86
I’m currently playing this game on a i7-8700, 16GB RAM, GTX1070Ti with a Valve Index (90Hz refresh, Motion Smoothing On). I’m not experiencing your issues with this game, but I have experienced similar issues with Outlast (where it supposedly has DirectVR available, but not for myself).
Aside from having to lower Image Zoom to its lowest setting (0.40), while in FullVR/Pixel 1:1, in order to get a stable image, the graphics for Bioshock Infinite have been absolutely gorgeous.With regards to your inverted head tracking, one of the sub-menus within Vorpx deals with HMD tracking (if memory serves), and I believe there are a couple options where you can invert the x/y axis (useful if no DirectVR is available).
Ralf would know for sure.
Best of luck with B:I. I hope it works out for you.In reply to: Cyberpunk VR Update Thread
@ Lawrence:
Please try to reset everything to default by reinstalling the mod. Might be related to you tinkering with Zoom/FOV settings. Please don’t. Also as always: if you have other mods installed, try without. If you have a mod installed that affects the camera in any way, it may (probably will) break things.
@ drowhunter:
My first shot at a decent pitch lock was a miss yesterday unfortunatly. I’d rather do that by directly manipulating the camera than by messing with input. That’s always better. Unfortunately more complex in case of this mod than it is for games where rotation is handled via the DirectVR memory scanner. I’ll try again later and if all fails I’ll check how well messing with input works.
@ all:
Good news re head aiming for ADS: I was able to crack that one earlier today. I’ll do a few more tests and some finetuning and upload an update with head aim ADS Sunday.
In reply to: Cyberpunk VR Update Thread
A few random things I’ve found while dialing in all the settings to play using a gamepad and DirectVR with a Reverb G2, in case any of this helps to reduce the set-up time for others:
1. In game settings, turn off aim assist to eliminate bad jitters when in combat.
2. The HUD needs to be set to 100% or there are icons floating everywhere not attached to the in-game objects. Then the HUD is mostly out of my FOV so I have to use edge-peek to check the mini-map, etc.
3. In-game controller settings I reduce vertical sensitivity to minimum (=1), so I can turn with the right-stick and use my head to look up and down. But many times the game takes control of the camera to point your eyes down to look at some object of interest, and leaves you looking down at an angle, so you have to be able to pan your view back to horizontal quite often. It would be nice to have a button to “reset view to horizon”.
4. It’s hard to use hacking skills, as I have to use edge-peek to see the HUD, then when I move my head to read the HUD I’m no longer aiming at the in-game device I’m trying to hack. It would be really useful if there was an option to toggle off headset aiming while using edge peek, so I could move my head to look around at my HUD and control the aim reticle only with the controller joystick.
5. With RTX3080 I’m using “great” resolution, and I found I could turn the graphics settings mostly up to high, and with ray-tracing turned on, without much change to framerate. But ray-traced lighting caused the windshield of my car to sometimes become opaque so I turned off lighting but kept reflections and shadows.
6. I have DLSS set to “auto” so I’m not sure if it’s doing anything, or helping?
7. In vorpX settings, my “cap framerate” has to be turned on and set to 66 or 75%. If it’s turned off, or set any lower, then everything gets very jumpy. Perhaps related to that, in-game video settings I have monitor vsync set to 60 Hz. This combination runs pretty smooth, but if I change either of those settings it’s immediately unplayable.
8. Somethings seems broken in the inventory screens? I think when you hover over a new weapon, it’s supposed to pop up stats, and compare with your currently equipped weapon? None of that happens for me. Once when I first open my inventory, when I hover over a weapon, 2 text boxes pop up, but one box is only visible to my left eye, and the other to my right eye — I can close one eye at a time to try to read them. But if I move the cursor then the pop-up boxes disappear, and never reappear for that or any other weapon in my inventory. <shrug>
In reply to: Cyberpunk 2077 Vr mod issues
That’s unrelated. A bit confusing, but these entries are related to the DirectVR memory scannner, a feature of the regular vorpX that is used in some other games, but not in the mod.
Something I didn’t mention before: the mod only works corectly with the current Cyberpunk 2077 version (1.31), not with older versions.
If that also is not your issue, please send your [User]\AppData\Temp\vorpX.log file via mail to support at vorpx com. I’d like to check wehther it shows anything unusual in respect to head tracking.
In reply to: Cyberpunk 2077 Vr mod issues
No change after deleting the plugins folder and reinstalling.
One more things that come to mind:
going through the vorpX settings under DirectVR it says:
head tracking rotation unavailable
head tracking position: unavailableIn reply to: Cyberpunk 2077 Performance Boost
With this mod you can get 10-20fps, but i have detected that a restart of the game every 60 minutes has the same effect, but without lower the graphic settings. I don’t know why is this not fixed by CD Project after one year of patches, but the performance of the game drops after playing a while and a Restart fixes that completely from 40fps back to 60fps.
With this mod can those, who have to run the game in Z3D get a few fps in addition to a Restart every hour to play the game in DirectVR 3D, with noticeable lower graphics.
Topic: Cyberpunk VR Update Thread
This post will always contain the latest version infos and download link.
Latest version available here:
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Recent Changes
2025/09/12
A new update is available that adds support for Cyberpunk 2077 2.31 and updates the core components to match the latest vorpX version.
2025/08/23
A new update is available that fixes crashes when changing the display mode and some graphics settings in the game options, which were introduced by the earlier fix for the nVidia 580.88+ issue. Also addresses an annoying non-critical crash when exiting the game that could occur since a while.
2025/08/19
A new update is available that fixes a severe issue caused by nVidia drivers 580.88+.
If you experienced a black screen or crashes after updating your nVidia driver recently, please redownload the mod and reinstall it. That should fix the issue. As a side effect of the according changes the updated version may/should also run a bit smoother under high GPU load.
Older Changes
2025/07/20A new update is available that includes the Cyber Engine Tweaks modding framework for CP2077 2.3. No other changes.
2025/01/26
A new update is available that includes the Cyber Engine Tweaks modding framework for CP2077 2.21. No other changes
2024/12/11
A new update is available.
- Cyber Engine Tweaks modding framework updated for CP2077 2.2.
- HUD shaders fixed for CP2077 2.2.
- vorpX backend updated to latest version. Among general stability and performance improvenments this also finally fixes the ocassionally unavailable motion controller gestures after launching the game.
2024/09/15
A new update is available. Adds compatibility with Cyberpunk 2077 2.13.
2024/03/29
A new update is available. Adds compatibility with Cyberpunk 2077 2.12.
2023/12/21
A new update is available. Adds compatibility with Cyberpunk 2077 2.1.
2023/11/02
An updated version of alpha 9c for CP2077 2.02 is available. Fixes the broken HUD scaling in the last release.
2023/10/27
Version alpha 9c is available. Adds compatibility with Cyberpunk 2077 2.02.
2023/10/05
Version alpha 9b is available. Adds compatibility with Cyberpunk 2077 2.01.
2023/09/27
Version alpha 9a is available, mainly adds compatibility with Cyberpunk 2077 2.0.
2023/07/27
Version alpha 9 is available. This update mainly adds compatibility with Cyberpunk 2077 1.63. In addition to that an issue caused by newer nVidia drivers has been fixed that could lead to automatic game settings changes not being applied.
2022/11/10
Version alpha 8 is available. This update adds compatibility with Cyberpunk 2077 1.61.
2022/09/27
Version alpha 7 is now available. This update adds compatibility with Cyberpunk 2077 1.6 and contains some smaller fixes and improvements.
2022/03/08
A new build with the below changes is available for download.
- Cyber Engine Tweaks modding framework updated to latest version.
- Optional grenade throwing gesture: move your left (or right in left handed mode) hand to your chest and then make a throwing move in the viewing direction. The original gesture still works too.
2022/02/28
An updated installer for the latest Cyberpunk hotfix is now available. Note that the mod itself hasn’t been changed, the installer just includes a new version of the Cyber Engine Tweaks modding framework. Hence you will see a ‘version newer than expected’ warning. The mod works fine despite this warning.
2022/02/19
Version alpha6a is now available. This update adds compatibility with today’s Cyberpunk hotfix update. No other changes.
2022/02/17
Version alpha 6 is now available. This update adds compatibility with Cyberpunk 2077 1.5 and contains various smaller (mostly gesture related) fixes and improvements.
2022/02/12
Version alpha 5 is now available. This is a major update that mainly adds a brand new feature: several common game actions can now be triggered with natural motion controller gestures, adding a whole new level of gameplay. Try it!
Full Changelog:
- Motion controller gestures added.
- Launch environment with help/tutorial screens added.
- Various fixes and improvements.
2022/01/10
Version alpha 4 is now available with the following changes:
- Improved melee/blocking handling.
- Glitches in regard to using cameras while hacking fixed.
- Glitches during scanner vision fixed.
- Aiming down sights tweaks.
- Confusing notification after Z3D/G3D switch fixed.
2022/01/08
Version alpha 3 is now available with the following changes:
- Pitch (look up/down) auto-leveling added. If you prefer to play with unlocked pitch, you can disable this on the DirectVR page of the ingame menu.
- Keyboard shortcut for switching between G3D and Z3D (ALT+K).
2022/01/02
Version alpha 2 is now available with the following changes:
- Aiming down sights reworked. You can now aim with your head while aiming down sights. Controller aiming is still possible too.
- Incompatibility warning for older game versions
- Various smaller fixes and improvements
2021/12/25
The first update is now available, addressing the following issues:
- WMR headsets did not work with OpenXR. Your Reverb G2’s are now back where they belong: at the top.
- The scope wasn’t centered in view while aiming down sights for some pistols and similar weapons, making it difficult to aim while aiming down sights.
- Uninstalling the VR mod could cause the game fail to launch if certain mods were present before installing the VR mod.
Please uninstall any prior version before installing this update. Otherwise you might still experience the uninstall issue mentioned above later.
In reply to: Almost Ten Years Ago…
pitch lock: I guess I’ll add the usual DirectVR tracking pitch option to the mod.
Thanks, yes this made me feel so bad when the pitch was off. I’d personally just lock it.
As for the framerate for smooth turning I’ll try that again. It seems I had the same misunderstanding in GTAV.
In reply to: Almost Ten Years Ago…
For smooth turning with the gamestick you have to make sure that the second number in the vorpX FPS counter (ALT+F) shows the refresh rate of your headset. vorpX can factor in mouse and stick rotaton into the alternate eye frame interpolation, but that only works if the headset thread runs at full speed. Alternatively switch to Z3D, which doesn’t involve alternate eye rendering.
pitch lock: I guess I’ll add the usual DirectVR tracking pitch option to the mod. Impossible to meet everyones preferences in that respect apparently. I thought the 1/3 sensitivity would be good compromise that everyone can agree on, but apparently not.
In reply to: Almost Ten Years Ago…
it’s much better than in RDR2, which i played last week in native openxr. But specially while driving fast and wild the headtracking is stuttering. If i climb a tower and run the stairs around the tower to the top it is stuttering. I run the game with 90hz Reverb G2 and 66% frame cap (fluidsync) with 55-60fps but in wild action the headtracking is stuttering and makes me ill although the fps are 55-60fps. I have set judder protection head tracking that helps, but not enough. On foot if i rotate with the controller, there is a black screen for a few milliseconds, when i stop the rotation.
But all in all, if i ignore the technical limitations Antialiasing and a little bit more stuttering than in older games, it’s great adventure to play it in DirectVR 3D with all your cool sub-mods integrated to make it comfortable.
In reply to: Almost Ten Years Ago…
Do you use Z3D normal ? That is fake 3D, it looks better and the performance is great, but the DirectVR 3D is the real VR Mode. In DirectVR 3D you can feel the world, the traffic and the NPC’s are “living”. Give it a chance !
In reply to: The Future of vorpx, after the Cyberpunk 2077 Mod
