Hi Grocs,
Thanks for your insights, found the article. Reshade and depth3d are things I’ve struggled with. I don’t expect it to look as beautiful as vorpx in Bioshock Infinite for example but sadly I couldn’t tell – once it seems to require a headset with ‘sbs ability’, f.e. the Quest or Rift CV1 with two different displays. In your review you are pointing out, that these tools are working on a 3D TV – maybe I was wrong in my first attempt. Side by side isn’t required? Like in VropX with ‘real’ 3D with z buffering and beyond? I will try this when I will be near my Rift S in a couple of days.
And for the wireless aspect – well… Wireless cinema on OLED might be worth a try I guess… :)
Edit// may I ask what type of GPU you are using? And your native resolution onscreen?
Hi Ralf just some fantasy ideas…
Recently Ive played Rise of the Tombraider with my friend sitting next to me.
I have a Toshiba 3d Television and as you maybe know ROTTR puts out SBS to the screen mirror, so I tried my shutter goggles and they worked perfect, so both of us could enjoy 3d at the same time. Would be a killer feature if there would be a option for letting the mirror put all games out in SBS. Dont no if possible.
Second thing would be ;)
I actually bought the Mankind Divided because it has an official profile in vorpX library.
However, I can understand the reasons you have Ralf for not investing too much time into tuning the profile.
Nevertheless, I would recommend to keep the profile in the library and just allow users to disable it if needed. That way, someone could come with a new version of the profile should anything change with the game. Under the current state of play, the official profile blocks the exe from being used by any other (user made) profile.
E.g. the game comes with native SBS output. This could be used by some user made profile if the official one could be disabled.
Thanks for considering such an option.
Milan
it’s working perfectly fine for me, both Z3D/G3D, did you try to run the game in windowed mode ? dont ask me why, but since some time, some games has 3D working only when games run in windowed mode.
I actually bought the Mankind Divided because it has an official profile in vorpX library.
However, I can understand the reasons you have Ralf for not investing too much time into tuning the profile.
Nevertheless, I would recommend to keep the profile in the library and just allow users to disable it if needed. That way, someone could come with a new version of the profile should anything change with the game. Under the current state of play, the official profile blocks the exe from being used by any other (user made) profile.
E.g. the game comes with native SBS output. This could be used by some user made profile if the official one could be disabled.
Thanks for considering such an option.
Milan
Well not so much,but you can still try other profiles for getting z3d support running. For the second part of the question I dont now what you mean with fake 3d?
You can start the desktop viewer and see everthing you normaly see on your screen, if theres sbs content it will be shown in 3d.
Well… the Desktop viewer works and is able to display SBS, but the Deux Ex is severely cross-eyed. So I am back to Z-buffer.
Thanks in any case, dellrifter22.
Milan
Hi apollon, Ralf mentioned recently that he is working on a way to unlock default profile exe’s, it’s just not quite ready yet. He wants to make sure the default profiles can be easily and safely restored should we mess something up.
In the meantime, one thing you could try is using the vorpX desktop viewer to play in SBS. It has basically the same options as the Tomb Raider profile, you’ll just need to adjust the settings a bit to suit your needs.
To get desktop viewer to work for me, I right click on the vorpX icon of system tray (by the clock) and click start viewer (works best if you only have one monitor setup). Once the viewer is displayed in my headset, I then Pause Watcher in vorpX tray so it will not attempt to hook DXMD.exe. Then proceed to launch Deus Ex as normal.
Once in game you can pull the vorpX delete menu and set set Stereo Type to Side by Side on the Image settings page. Now all you’ll need to do is adjust the size of the cinema screen to your liking.
Hope this helps for now.
Hi Ralf,
is it possible to disable default profile?
I searched the forum and similar questions were asked in the past with the reply that it was not possible. Has anything changed in this regard?
The thing is – I want to try the Deux Ex Mankind Divided in its native SBS mode. The default profile does not allow SBS. However, I want to use a user profile for Shadow of the Tomb Rider from dellrifter22 that can work with native SBS.
The Deus Ex Mankind Divided exe cannot be reassigned to another profile and the DXMD.exe cannot be deleted from the default profile.
If renamed, the game does not start (via Steam).
Any help appreciated.
Thanks,
Milan
Some one already run this game 3D SBS
If you know how to config for this game please help
If you have an nvidia card, you can run it in SBS 3D while waiting for the vorpx profile …
Hello Guys,
Games that appear on the inofficial list were marked with either G3D or “?” in the past so it was not clear if the “?” game has Z3D instead of G3D or if it has an SBS or 2D profile only.
I have changed that a little, so from today on games can be marked as Z3D, SBS and 2D as well. For each game you can now update the 3D state by either clicking on “?” near the game name or using the “make submission” on the website.
The list is supposed to be a 3D List only and because of most games can be played in 2 anyhow no games with “2D” only will be additionally added, but since a few supported games are 2D only, i made “2D” available.
Due to the latest events that are related to 3D software, I am observing a large number of people (including myself) looking for solutions.
I think it could be a good time to consider at least the possibility of opening at least one SBS and / or top bottom output to use with passive 3D TVs, e.t.c. projectors.
I mean something simple and functional within Vorpx, to be able to complement with the use of VR headset.
For users who still like to alternate between VR headsets and TV screen / 3D projector for some videogames, these days are turning into a damn hell, thinking of additional system hard drive solutions with certain Win versions and drivers only so as not to lose the ability to play 3D … it is not practical at a general level.
However, I think the simple fact of adding to Vorpx at least one SBS output for the same games currently supported, even if it requires additional reasonable payment, could greatly expand the user base and offer a mixed solution without too many complications.
This is just a suggestion.
I am very frustrated that I can’t get this to work. I don’t know if I’m doing something wrong .
Here are my system specs – intel i7-7700HQ 2.8ghz. 16gb ram, gtx1060 video card running on windos 10 home 64bit.
I am using trunis psvr ver.1.0
I have the psvr mode box in trinus set to steam vr and get that to run fine. I have been trying to run batman arkham knight and half life 2 to no avail. I launch t he games with vorpx running in the background and white steam vr room loads up fine ( I disabled that home shit cause it kept interrupting). I hear the games running in the background and the room stays white, it doesn’t show the game. I alt+tab to the game and everything lokks overlapped I guess. like the right eye is displayed on left side and vise versa. it doesn’t look like sbs display. so I alt tab again to the tab that shows an sbs screen but its all red. At this point 2 things can happen, before when I clicked the red screen it would launch that steam vr home thing, once I disabled that it now shows the game with a 3d effect excelt its just a frozen screen that does nothing. I can hear the background but the image is frozen and mouse does nothing. On the top left I see a message that says fps dropped to 0 or 20 and the message says fps should be 39 I think. I alt tab again to the game and it runs but overlapped. I have tried pressing alt+k and alt+x and that does nothing. Please if someone could help I would greatly appreciate it.
sorry if this is a repost, I tried to edit and it all disappeared.
Hi Ralf,
Haven’t tried all of this myself due to lack of time, but it might be useful.
If You Have an Nvidia Card, You Can Play Resident Evil 2, Battlefield V, etc in Glorious Full 3D!
by inoculus
Obviously the part of the virtual desktop in Oculus is not relevant for vorpx, but particularly interested on the 3D vision, and the mod/fix to get 3D in SBS (not native but at least is something).
http://helixmod.blogspot.com/2019/03/resident-evil-2.html
In fact, If I recall correctly from my tests. The 3D in vorpx was fully broken, as you have 2 different things in each lens (like the 3D wasn’t working). So, it might a solution.
Yes, vorpX is the last survivor. I just got into 3D Vision since with migoto it now supports SBS 3D meaning I can use it on my Rift. It’s really good–the best 3D I’ve seen. Not VR though, but sometimes I prefer just playing on a virtual screen anyway. I’m going to keep to the older Nvidia drivers rather than give up 3D Vision.