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  • #122227

    In reply to: Skyrim Special Edition

    reanor
    Participant

    Finally got it to run on Fallout 4 profile. I used Z-Adaptive, it seems to give best performance on my i5-6600 and GTX1080, 32GB RAM. There’s is no 3D whatsoever though, no 3D reconstruction, Like it works well on mass effect 3 for example. The biggest thing that irked me, was that I couldn’t get FOV to the point where I’d like it without being too much Zoomed in without having a bars around it as if it was in cinema mode. I think it would work wonders, if we could have a mode in game that does FOV to zoom the field of view out, and then use FOV setting in VorpX to zoom it back in to get rid of the frame around the screen. Can’t wait to see what Ralph will come up with when the native SSE profile is done.

    It’s also funny that a lot of guys seem to look for mods now, to get the graphics back to Pre-SE mode. I guess it’s all about the 64Bit client then and nobody really cares about their SSE’s improved graphics. I downloaded a MOD that removes most of the yellow ‘fog’ and the game looks pretty good. I have to try VR now, when I am LVL6. The last time I tried I was still in a cell, so that was probably not a good comparison for performance in SSE while running in VorpX.

    #122202

    In reply to: Skyrim Special Edition

    alegse
    Participant

    Tried Skyrim SE in VorpX with Fallout 4 profile and Z-3D

    I must say I like it more than expected. It is nice to see all the distance detail so clearly with no flicker/ z-fighting.
    I still hate the colors, but many reshade mods are going up by the hour including ones for a more stark-bleak original skyrim look.
    Some re-shades say there may be performance hit, so hopefully there is no problem. Anyone know if these will work with VorpX? Anyone try one yet?

    Also on monitor I can cut down the overly vibrant colors with nvidia digital vibrance slider bar, but it does not affect VORPX.
    Is there any way VorpX could have some kind of color control?

    I found that Skyrim SE ran identically to old Skyrim in terms of same FPS and same smoothness in VorpX. I could see no noticeable difference. However this is just un-optimized test in Fallout profile so I can’t conclude on how it will be eventually.

    #122185
    aya_one
    Participant

    Hi,

    It started two days ago. After between 2-20 min. the screen in the Vive freezes, the game is still running in the background (Fallout 4), I can save and quit, but even if I quit the game, the frozen frame is still there, glued to the headset, no head tracking, nothing. I then have to restart Steam VR.

    I’ve tried reinstalling VorpX, SteamVR (I’m on the stable branch), rolling back recent Windows Update, plugging in the Vive to a different USB port, I’ve also tried two different Nvidia drivers to no avail. I spent over 150 hours in Fallout 4 with VorpX with no issues, and now this. I have no idea what could’ve caused it.

    My specs: GTX 1080 and i5-4460, 8GB RAM, Windows 10 – no overclocking.

    I would really appreciate your help.
    Thanks!

    #122141

    In reply to: Skyrim Special Edition

    Ralf
    Keymaster

    Mind that G3D is not really working with a copied Fallout 4 profle. You can activate it, but it doesn’t really do anything. Z3D however is working this way. I will post a preliminary G3D profile here either tomorrow or (more likely) Sunday.

    #122136

    In reply to: Skyrim Special Edition

    Ralf
    Keymaster

    @ all:

    I’m on it right now. Z3D seems to work reasonably well simply by making a copy of the Fallout 4 profile. For now that’s the way to go.

    A preliminary profile with both Z3D and G3D will be made available either tomorrow or (more likely) Sunday. It’s not quite as straight forward as I had hoped, so there will be room left for improvement later, but you’ll get something to play with within the next 48 hrs.

    @ prinyo:

    The preliminary profile will disable the 2D vegetation unless there is way to make it 3D, which I’m not yet sure of, so no mod required for that.

    BTW: I don’t know what you guys think, but to me the Special Edition looks actually worse than the original. For my taste colors are hugely oversaturated. The toned down look of the original just fits the northern theme a lot better.

    #122135
    Fredthehound
    Participant

    Sure will!

    I am currently having an issue with the old Sky/Fallout/VorpX where it is displaying really screwy that I have to sort out today. I’ll give SkySE a go to see whats up.

    Generally I was gonna wait till the new VorpX comes out to do a full writeup since there’s no sense in reinventing the wheel but I’ll certainly do a general as soon as I get my issues sorted.

    Last night I spent the evening running around SSE on a monitor/180P/DSR to 4K and with afterburner up\\open. What I can tell you right now is that on my system, SSE uses ALL the cores REALLY well, It uses memory really well, It is 1000 times smoother, there is far less pop in and in several hours I only noticed a couple cell changes.

    There are still some issues like sharp edges on the water in certain light but speaking of light, it is SPECTACULAR. It will eliminate the absolute ‘need’ for a bunch of mods.

    But generally I’ll post SOMETHING to a new thread within a day or two for sure. Sooner if I get the VorpX thing sorted. (it looks like a resolution mismatch with VorpX trying to display one rez and the game itself a smaller rez so the game is shifted to the top right of the screen surrounded right and bottom by horizontally scanning lines. Not sure how I accomplished that one but I did something to cause it.

    Ralf? Any ideas?

    #122125

    In reply to: Skyrim Special Edition

    Grumdark
    Participant

    I’m doing some (PRELIMINARY TESTING) with the backup system profiles.

    For now, with the profile of Fallout 4:
    -Injection DX11 game with Vorpx: Running.
    -3d reconstruction Z-Normal / adaptative: Running.
    -Reconstruction 3D geometry: It does not work for now.
    -Mouse sensitivity for tracking: Running.
    -Scale HUD / GUI options: It does not work for now.
    -Zoom option and edge peek mode: Running.
    I have tried the FOV manually, and off some depth of field effect.
    ————–
    I’m trying to get some resolutions of narrower aspect, such as 1600×1200-1600×1400-1920×1440 but no luck for now,it seems to have been removed from launcher aspect ratio 4: 3.
    I tried to add customized resolutions windows,and try also in windowed mode,but so far no luck.
    Any idea to get some resolution 4: 3-5: 4 in Skyrim special edition?

    Arturo
    Participant

    I’ve experienced a couple of games on Pimax 4K powered by VorpX. I’ve bought VorpX a couple of weeks ago but I’m already experienced in VR and 3D (anaglyph 3D, cross-eyed, parallel eyed, Tridef 3D, iZ3D, Nvidia 3D TV Play, Nvidia 3D Vision, helixmod, Vireio Perception). Configuring VorpX was pretty easy. No help needed.

    Games played on Pimax 4K + VorpX + modifications like FOV, DSR, no GUI, latency optimizations:

    – Alien Isolation
    – Battlefield 3
    – Bioshock Infinite
    – GTA 5
    – Skyrim Original
    – Skyrim Special Edition (cloned Fallout 4 profile)

    Depending on the game-/vorpX compatibility geometry 3D or z-adaptive.

    Disadvantge:
    – lil bit of ghosting while moving the head (sometimes not visible, depends on the scene)
    – 60hz instead of 90hz (not recommended for fast motion games)
    – IPD adjustment is softwarewise instead of hardwarewise
    – software crashes sometimes while initial IPD adjustment (reboot needed)

    Advantage:
    – Almost no screen door effect. In most cases absolutely no screen door effect. That’s WOW!!!
    (There is a SDE comparision on YouTube between Gear VR 2.5K and Pimax 4K)
    – The image is absolutely fantastic (2.5K 1440p and 4K 2160p in-game resolution powered by Nvidia DSR supersampling – HDMI 1.4b 60hz). Provided you found the right IPD settings for your eyes and the device is not faulty. Wrong IPD settings = looks like cross eyed / blurry.
    – Even 2K 1080p looks great but I prefer at least 2.5K due to higher aliasing. Alien Isolation does not need high FPS so I played in 4K in-game resolution for superb graphics.
    – The image looks not as good on my FullHD 27 inch monitor but almost!
    – I’m able to read text easily.

    #122113

    In reply to: Skyrim Special Edition

    surrealeus
    Participant

    Honestly, I don’t recall why I chose that one. I tried the Skyrim profile as well but that failed. Fallout 4 and the Special Edition may both run on dx11 which I’m guessing plays a role in which profile to use.

    #122112

    In reply to: Skyrim Special Edition

    lipplog
    Participant

    For now you can create a new profile using the Fallout 4 profile.

    Why the Fallout 4 profile vs the Skyrim profile?

    #122110

    In reply to: Skyrim Special Edition

    surrealeus
    Participant

    For now you can create a new profile using the Fallout 4 profile to run the game. Just do the standard ini tweaks to FOV and resolution and it’ll work. I think UI isn’t resizing though, which is annoying. Also, the special edition is crashing constantly for me and several others. I’ve had at least a dozen crashes.

    #122076
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Some of what you write is true, most of it is pure nonsense. Just play at another resolution if the suggested standard res is too low for you. Or maybe you played everything in cinema mode or whatever you mean by lacking screen distortion.

    I’m using VorpX since DK2 days and to date my best VR experiences still are VorpX games. Skyrim, Fallout 4, Portal 2, Half Life (Black Mesa), just to name a few, are a lot more immersive experiences than 95% of the stuff on Oculus Home. Once there are more real games for VR that will obviously change, but it will be quite a while until then.

    Evilsergi
    Participant

    hello, I have htc lives and Windows 10 and when I play a game such as Fallout 4 with pad Xbox 360 control commands buttons disappear within the game (buttons a, b, x, y) and replaced by buttons (e, c, shift). Please there something I’m not doing it right ?, some settings to help me? please read my problem!

    Regards. Sergio.

    #111947
    GproKaru
    Participant

    It’s been a very long time since I’ve last used my Oculus DK2 and I thought I’d get back into using it again. Only problem is, it doesn’t seem to want to work with vorpX anymore.

    I had to download the latest Oculus runtime software in order for vorpX to co-operate at all. But whenever I try to run anything through voprX, all I get is a black screen on my DK2 with just the audio. I tried this with a few games (System shock 2, Fallout 4, Fallout New Vegas just to name a few) and all of them do the exact same thing.

    I tried everything recommended elsewhere on these forums and elsewhere but nothing seems to work at all so far~

    dborosev
    Participant

    Heck, I’ll take any of those other games. I find it impossible to go back to regular 2D games after playing so much with VorpX.
    I have a HTC-Vive myself, so I’m liking the Vive support so far (keep it up!). Been playing fallout 4 with it, and loving it. Playing in Lounge mode, geometry, close up is just like being in actual VR without losing all the UI stuff. Absolutely Love it! Best thing I’ve experienced in gaming for years!!

    Definitely add as many games support in Geometry as you can, that’s my 2 cents. And keep the Vive branch up to date as well, its been great so far!

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