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In reply to: Are these Games supported with G3D?
Check this out.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1nD_HyS8v_zKf9MZ3OYVpdnKAJBeMycGTgFmaJ639Oyg/edit#gid=0
Thank you!
Zeno Clash 2
Painkiller Hell & Damnation
Star Wars: Republic CommandoAre not listed
Is there any way I could know without buying them?Also Contagion doesn´t seem to work ok with DirectVR it always fail and found it by luck on that list.
In reply to: Skyrim SE Low FPS and Scan
You can check the FPS with ALT+F. A list of shortcuts is available in the config app.
Provided your Skyrim SE is updated to the latest version, DirectVR FOV is applied without scanning, which is the most important thing. Not ideal, but not a major issue if the rotation scan fails. if head tracking feels off, adjust the head tracking sensitivity in the vorpX menu.
In general I would recommend to use the original Skyrim unless you absolutely can’t live without the new, more saturated color scheme. The original Skyrim on most systems runs better with vorpX.
In reply to: Every game is inverted
There’s always a chance failure in regard to DirectVR, hence the hint screen that is shown about that during the scan.
Provided your Skyrim SE is updated to the latest version, DirectVR FOV is applied without scanning, which is the most important thing. Not ideal, but not a major issue if the rotation scan fails. if head tracking feels off, adjust the head tracking sensitivity in the vorpX menu.
BTW: I would recommend to use the original Skyrim. On the majority of systems it runs quite a bit better with vorpX.
Not sure about your Arma III issue, sorry. Works as it always it did. Please mind that Arma III is Z-Buffer 3D only, which provides a less natural and strong 3D effect, but is a lot faster.
If the normal mouse based head tracking is inverted, please check whether you maybe have your mouse axis inverted in the game’s options. If that is the case either change that or use the “HT Invert Y-Axis” option on the head tracking page of the vorpX ingame menu.
Also make sure that you didn’t indvertantly disable the vorpX head tracking in the config app. Doing so might lead to the impression that head tracking is inverted.
And lastly: some special gamer mouse drivers allow to invert the mouse y-axis. If you use something like that, please check whether you maybe have selected that option in your mouse driver.
Topic: Every game is inverted
I bought Vorpx a few hours ago and now instantly regret it, if there is a refund process, I’d like to hear about it. Every game I play has the y-axis inverted and makes me instantly dizzy. Nothing I change in the menus and no matter how I optimize the game, it doesn’t work.
DirectVR doesn’t work with Skyrim SE, just as others have said on here. 64-bit Arma 3 has no support, etc. This program has been a real disappointment so far, and is, at best, freeware. Hoping to get this fixed soon or get a refund.
In reply to: Rank your 5 best Vorpx games.
In reply to: Question about Skyrim and DirectVR..
I can confirm 100%
In skyrim (DIRECTVR) you can look around anywhere you want during conversation.
Stare at their feet, look around and ignore them or stare at the breasts if that is your thing ;P LOL.
There is no zoom and everything is 100% the same as outside of conversation. It is really great!I upgraded to a 1080ti and was very excited to see the performance in Skyrim (non SE version). Unfortunately having upgraded to the latest VorpX (17.2.1) the DirectVR scanner no longer seems to work. Having loaded a saved game, I press ALT + L but nothing happens at all. I also tried Alt + B. I could not find any other mention of the scanner in any of the menus.
I have tried a variety of things including launching vanilla version with no mods, running vorpX as an administrator, etc. The other hotkeys seem to work such as alt + V and alt + f.
Sorry if I am missing something obvious.
I wanted to get an overview of the most playable Vorpx Games. Even the games with DirectVR support has a few quirks, so what are you guys favorite titles are as of the current patch. Rank your 5 most playable Vorpx titles.
In reply to: Question about Skyrim and DirectVR..
One other question I have about the new directVR is about sitting and camera zoom. Whenever I sit in the game or a few other instances the camera zooms in 10%. It’s not just FOV moving in, it sort of changes and magnifies. Does the new direct VR take care of that too by chance? Anyone else know what I mean and found a solution?
Topic: Skyrim SE Low FPS and Scan
Everytime I start Skyrim SE red text appears telling me the fps is 30 or less and I need at least 45 to play, even when I turned down the settings to low. I feel like I have a fps cap when playing with vorpx but normally I get 60 fps.
Is there a way to check fps with vorpx? Also scanning for directvr doesnt work either.
Any help is appreciated thanks
In reply to: Question about Skyrim and DirectVR..
Ok, thanks again for the input. Sounds like it kicks ass! I need to finish some projects and get to overhauling/repairing my PC to try this out. Been putting it off for a long while. At least there’s light at the end of the tunnel, and it’s vorpX DirectVR it sounds like. Thanks again NipOc for the info. Ralph keep up the good work!
In reply to: removed x-box controller
You can use the gamepad normally in Skyrim with DirectVR. Enabling it in Skyrim’s options menu will do the trick.
In reply to: Question about Skyrim and DirectVR..
Wow that sounds really cool! Thanks for the info. So the new direct VR is independent of the mouse movements? Have you tried it out in Skyrim during conversations? Can anyone confirm that YES you DEFINITELY can move your head freely to look around in conversations in Skyrim? (as apposed to the way described in OP) The reason I ask so many questions is for me to update would require a massive undertaking on my end do to technical issues. So I’m just trying to find out some details on what the new version has over the older version I have working now. I’m from the school if it aint broke don’t fix it, but if the new directVR has free head movement count me in.
In reply to: Question about Skyrim and DirectVR..
As far as I understand, instead of “emulating a second mouse” directvr scans for the memory values controlling the camera.
This makes it independent from the mouse itself (cursor, mouse settings) and gives direct control over the camera (like in skyrim conversations).You can still use the mouse for conversations in skyrim and head movements won’t move the cursor anymore.