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[LegnaVR]

there is a cloud profile for gears 5 Z3D.

Hola steph12,
El perfil de la nube “Gears 5 (LegnaVR)”, lo he subido yo que dispones con estas características:

DirectVR -SBS Mode.
Cinema – SBS Mode.
Inmersive – SBS Mode.
No dispone de 3D Geometrico.
Downloads: 58 Actualmente

Este perfil solo permite SBS (Side by Side) y no dispone de profundidad de campo de visión…, creé este perfil para que los usuarios de VorpX puedan disfrutar del juego Gears 5 en modo SBS solamente.

Tengo realizado otros perfiles en la nube con juegos no soportados oficialmente.

Mi petición es para Ralf…, para que realice el perfil oficial con Geometría 3D “G3D” o Z3D.
Un saludo.

Hi steph12,
The cloud profile “Gears 5 (LegnaVR)”, I have uploaded that you have with these features:

DirectVR -SBS Mode.
Cinema – SBS Mode.
Immersive – SBS Mode.
It does not have Geometric 3D.
Downloads: 58 Currently

This profile only allows SBS (Side by Side) and does not have depth of field of view…, I created this profile so that VorpX users can enjoy Gears 5 game in SBS mode only.

I have made other profiles in the cloud with games not officially supported.

My request is for Ralf …, to make the official profile with 3D Geometry “G3D” or Z3D.
A greeting.

[GhostRider087]

Ok, i need to correct something, SBS only works with DirectX 11 Games,
i forgot that i tested the Direct X9 Game: The Darkness 2 via Tridef 3D and i thought it was the 3DFixmanager.. my fault..

But yeah for Quantum Break and Metal Gear Solid, it works when you set
3D display type to: 3D Vision Discover for VR
and preferred 3D format to: Side by Side

Im looking further for a SBS Trick for DX9 Games.
But i would recommend for some unsupported DX9 Games, that Tridef3D is a good solution at the moment, of course in Cinema Mode only, or with an FOV Fix and in Full VR Mode to get an “almost Full VR Mode with Headtracking without positional Tracking”.

For me, Vorpx is already the best Software for VR and you dont need much more.
I use Nvidia 3D Vision just for Metal Gear Solid: The Phantom Pain.
For Quantum Break, Tridef 3D with an generic Profile does a very great Job and looks like Geometry 3D.
And of course, with TriDef 3D you can get the most games (DX9 also) work in SBS.

It would be so great if it would be possible to convert the NVidia 3D Vision Metal Gear Profile to Vorpx.

[GhostRider087]

Hi,

when you have installed the fixmanager, then you also need to start any compatible game via the fixmanager.
The manager will detect your installed Games and you will find then the list in the left section.
When you choose one game, there are 3 Options then : “Play 2D” “Play 3D” “Install 3D Fix”
Make sure that 3D is activated in the right corner above.
It will also automaticaly enable if its not activated.
The fixmanager installs an “modified custom 3D Nvidia Vision driver, this is why everything will be controlled by the fix manager.

So it will only start in 3D Mode, when you start a game via the Fixmanager.

Also i recommend to download the “RivaTuner Statistics Server” for accessing all features of 3D Fix Manager.
This eliminates micro stuttering, reduces input lag and improves frametimes for stereo 3D mode.
You find it also under the Fixmanager download link.

This is how to get Side by Side:

In the manager go to:

Settings –> Display Profiles –> Monitor Profile

Tick the Box: “Preferred 3D Format” and set it to “Side by Side”.
In default its set to Regular 3D Vision Frame Sequential

I also recommend to enable in

Settings –> Nvidia 3D Settings –> Advanced Hotkeys, so you can control the convergence, which is a must, to make the 3D Effect really good. The best is, when the character pops out a little bit.

In game via CTRL + F3 (best to hold the keys) you can decrease the 3D depth
with CTRL + F4 you increase the strenght.

CTRl + ALT + F11 is like changing to Z3D/G3D

The fixmanager also offers 3 differtent Profiles, Monitor, Beamer and TV.
i would recommend to set there also all to SBS via ticking the box.

In Metal Gear Solid Phantom Pain, when you use any hotkey you will get feedback by changing the 3D Strength.
In the Darkness 2 (DirectX9) you dont get any feedback, but it works.

In case the game is not in SBS 3D, press CTRL+ T to enable or disable it manually.

U dont need to install any more or something the fixmanager will automatically install all requred drivers. So it will automatically install the correct 3D fix for Directx9 and so on. You only need to start the game via the manager.

[RJK_]

The manager only seems to copy the helixmod dll into the game directory, can you give us detailed informations how DX9 games will work with the helixmod,i dont see any corresponding ini settings to enable SBS.

[RJK_]

@GhostRider087

Impressing !

Does this 3D Vision SBS Trick also work with DX9 games ?

[GhostRider087]

There is a 3. way i found out yesterday:
But this is only for NVIDIA Users:

You are still able to install the Nvidia 3D Vision driver via
3D Fix Manager – Helix Mod.

If you install this tool, then in the program you need to click on 3D on and off until the programs says it will download the latest Nvidia 3D Vision Driver, you are able to keep your updated graphics driver without need to delete it, it will just “add the 3D Vision feature which Nvidia did remove last year, because they didnt support it anymore”.

The 3D fix manager “fixes” the 3D Vision Profiles also, i tested yesterday for the first time ever Metal Gear Solid – The Phantom Pain and Quantum Break.
Both worked in awesome 3D. Also the fixed Profiles are also better and doesnt have any shadow problems like the normal driver had.
That means you play then like an better “Nvidia 3D Vision 2.0 driver”

You just need to set also all in Side by Side in the Program.
Then play it via Virtaul Desktop or Vopx Desktop Viewer and activate SBS.
That means you can play all Nvidia 3D Vison supported Game in Cinema Mode then.

I also tried to find an FOV Fix for Quantum Break, but there isnt one, so i think the “best VR experience” for Quantum Break is in the Cinema Mode or Full VR zoomed out. But its possible :)

[GhostRider087]

Hi Ralf,

1. Today, Pcsx2 got a new update.
Version 1.6.0 and i tested it with the “3D Plugin”.
I tested Tekken 4 and Metal Gear Solid 3.
I can confirm this still works. When you are ingame in PCSX2 you can change the 3D Mode to Over/under, Interlaced (for passive 3DTVs), Analygph and
Side by Side via numpad *, the 3D Effect is nice.

But the only problem is, in my older version of pcsx2 i was able to configure it from the Plugin settings to SBS. So it started everytime in SBS which would be nice for Vorpx. Now you have to choose ingame to sbs, but you need to this only once, then it will start everytime in SBS, maybe this wouldnt be a problem to include with Vorpx ?

2. I couldn´t find any more official way about the Plugin, so its only from the PCSX2 Forum.
The filename in the forum is: GSdx3D_Dlls_rev68m.7z
You can find it when you google :pcsx2 3d plugin, then in the first link you find it.
Im writing this, because i dont know, if i am allowed to post links :)

Of course this all works already very good with Vorpx Desktop Viewer (with paused watcher) or Virtual Desktop, but yeah an official Vorpx Profile would be nice, like the Dolphin Profile for Cinema Mode.

[perkel]

Yes it does have OpenGL and native SBS much like Dolphin.

[Ralf]

I forgot what it was, but I’m pretty there was something that works better with DX11. Anyway, all will work automatically as intended with the next maintenance update.

Emulators in general are not really top priority TBH. Pretty much rainy Sunday stuff, but I’ll keep Citra in mind.

If Citra also has DX11 or OpenGL SBS output you might be able create your own profile using the Dolphin profile as a base for the time being. Fairly simple: just make a copy of the Dolphin profile in the config app and assign Citra’s main .exe. No guarantee that it will work, but worth a shot if it has SBS 3D output too.

[perkel]

Ok i will do that.

edit: Just tested it. Doesn’t seem to want to change itself automatically.
I switched to Vulcan and SBS off. Then to Open GL without SBS.

I noticed that VorpX doesn’t attach itself and you have this “vorpX attaching” until you run game. Once you run game with correct settings it runs well.

[Ralf]

The PCSX profile is mostly an old experiment. No 3D support at all, I just included it years ago so that people can use PCSX2 in 2D.

Dolphin: Could you reset the settings to something else and then check whether vorpX can do the DX11/SBS setup automatically on your machine? It should do that normally (requiring one Dolphin restart after the settings have been changed). Let me know if that works for you or not.

[JESUSTAYS]

Meaning non vr activated games played in 2d on the vorpx theater.Can using vorpx those 2d games be out into 3d sbs ?

[Minabe]

You’re not looking for a stereoscopic player then, vorpX isn’t gonna work out of the box with just any software.

The best workaround would be to make a SBS video with your 2 video sources in the first place, easily done with FFMPEG. Here you can see the commands to make a fake 3D SBS video from only 1 source, just use the last command to create it using your two sources.

[RJK_]

Not shure if i can be a help here.
MPC-HC and VLC, both players show SBS Video and Image material in Stereoscopic 3D with VorpX in any Headset that VorpX supports. Another Free player that you can try is Whirligig (doesnt require vorpx).
IIRC i tried the austrian player before with vorpx but without success.(Didnt try any futher because it kept loosing settings which was very annoiing)
Some other software that i reported abou earlier:

vorpx.com/forums/topic/gun/page/7/#post-174546
vorpx.com/forums/topic/viewing-stereo-images-with-vorpx/

[dellrifter22]

Sorry it’s not much help, but I launched mine for a quick test and it seems to work as normal. I’m on Nvidia using WMR with SteamVR.

I don’t know if AMD has a conflict, but maybe turn off the AMD specific setting that exists in the game options. Also, try running vorpX in steamVR mode if by chance you are using a Rift.

Sounds like you are hooking in, you just have some conflict with game settings. Try using your monitors native resolution to begin with.

Leave Resolution scaling at 100%. It shouldn’t matter in this case of SBS, but worth checking.

I noticed stretching issues if you have Exclusive Frullscreen enabled. Turning that off can fix stretching.

BTW, Not sure my profile is usable anymore. It was made before the official one released. Unless it just imports my settings, it may have some exe conflict with the official one.