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[GhostRider087]

Hey Ghost75757,

kept you waiting huh ? :)

I didnt play any VR last year, my headstrap of my VIVE is not good anymore and i bought an new Pico 4 this year, but sadly it had defective Lenses (its an Quality Product Issue) with Lens Disortions and i had to return it after the first day. I now want to wait until i get my 2nd one.

When i get my 2nd Pico 4 with hopefully perfect lenses, then i cant wait to play this Game in cinematic Mode VR ;)

Thanks for your Guide with this Camera Tool, i cant wait to try it ;)

To answer your Question: The Trick was, to Pause the watcher, when you wanted to play via the Desktop Viewer, because if you didnt pause the watcher, the games automatically hooked then in Vorpx and interfered ;)

By the way, did you already play MGS2 and MGS3 via PCSX2 Emulator with the 3D Plugin ?
Its great.
Also there is now an 3rd Person Mod for Metal Gear Solid 2 PC Version, if this Game also had an Vorpx Profile ;)

Also, you you can play Twin Snakes via Dolphin VR or via “Normal Dolphin with SBS Mode for Cinematic VR experience.
And there is an great Boneworks Metal Gear Solid Mod. Just for your Interest ;)

[drpaulsw]

So, after a bunch of fiddling around, I was able to get the game to launch in VorpX. However, the 3D is off, meaning my left eye is jacked up, my right eye sees the game correctly (2D). I went through all the Virtual Desktop Full/Half SBS, no dice. When the game launches and on character selection, 3D is great. But once in game, goes to garbage. Any ideas?

[FrankHorigan]

Fantastic 3D SBS Resident Evil 3.
I use VorpX on 3DTV and works fine !!
Thanks Ralf !!

[Ralf]

If PowerDVD can output to side-by-side, you could try to create a profile based on the ‘SBS 3D Base’ profile that I added to the cloud a few weeks ago. Should work with pretty much everything that creates an SBS image using DX9-12 or OpenGL.

1. Download the ‘SBS 3D Base’ profile from the cloud in the config app.
2. Make a copy of the downloaded profile.
3. Assign the main PowerDVD .exe to the newly created profile.

No guarentee that it will work, but provided PowerDVD actually can output SBS (quite likely), your chances are good. Caveat: may not work for content with DRM though. In that case you’ll probably just get a black image even if hooking the app works correctly.

An alternative option would be the vorpX desktop viewer, which can also be configured to process side by side input (on the image page of the menu).

[RJK_]

Hello everyone,

After Elon has bought Twitter i am quite confident that another try may be worth it.
Youll find me posting news and new (and old) profiles (SBS Screenshots)
here: now. Additionally if you have a nice SBS VorpX Screenshot you wish to send me, please use this form https://rjkole.com/?x=7 and i’ll make it a tweet :-)

[mr_spongeworthy]

A bit of feedback from me after updating to a 4090. I’ll put some other results in a different thread:

The stand-alone vorpX CyberpunkVR mod absolutely refuses to push my GPU when I am sending to my Pimax 8K-X. CPU usage is fine; I’m not being CPU limited as far as I can tell. All is good when I’m pushing with main version of vorpX to my 3D display instead of my HMD. (I have yet to update my profile database – so I don’t think I have the latest profile for Cyberpunk however. I’ll try to find time to test that soon.)

It does do a very smooth job of things in “Judder Protect” mode, but FPS is pretty low as I’m peaking at about 60% GPU usage. The result is that my performance uplift over my 3080ti is not as great as it should be. A number of settings also refuse to stick and/or seem to be ignored. It reverts to AFR each time for example. The GUI reads Z-Normal, but it isn’t actually using that. I have to flip it back and forth once and then it is fine. Not a big deal. The motion smoothing is also sticking “ON” even when I try to turn it off.

At this point this looks to be specific to the full MOD. Everything I run through regular vorpX got a considerable performance uplift, and Cyberpunk itself got a considerable uplift except when running through your mod. Native VR games also got the expected uplift (mostly.)

P.S. If you add an above/below mode to your 3D Display support, instead of just SBS, I will buy you a pint of Old Peculiar.

[FrankHorigan]

It is nor problem of the TV/monitor. SBS is really 2D screen, 3D need activete manually.

Ok Ralf, I now it. Rules is rules.
I have a lot of DX11 games when VorpX work good.

[Ralf]

Awesome.

I don’t think there is much of a difference to any prior profiles you got working with SBS 3D.

Was just a bit difficult to find a base profile with SBS input enabled. The general purpose SBS profile is mainly intended to make that easier. Works with all supported APIs, i.e. DX9-12, as well as OpenGL.

[RJK_]

Just a little hint, there are quite some games providing SBS, one i have tested tonight with the SBS VorpX Profile worked right away https://www.vorpx.com/forums/topic/polynormal/ .
You may search for “-gl_stereo” gamelist on Google.

[RJK_]

Polynormal (SBS)

I havent created a profile for this because there already is one. “SBS 3D Base[vorx]” on the cloud. Play the demo http://dmytry.com/games/ before buing the game. NOTE: The menu is one eye only and way off, so you have to guess where the mouse goes. Though this game looks insane with your favorite music on high resolutions.

– Ingame switch to SBS Mode

Polynormal 2 seems to be even more promising because it has an inbuilt VR mode.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/67000/The_Polynomial__Space_of_the_music/

Polynormal 1 DEMO

[RJK_]

Nice to see that people still play D1/D2 :-)

@Ralf , have you tested that SBS Profile with dxx-rebirth ?

PS: I also have an SBS OpenGL profile for “Stereo Photo Maker” on the cloud,
which may work with “-gl_stereo” too.
Not shure if its different to “SBS 3D Base [vorpX]”, just wanted to mention it.

… could be interesting to test openGl games in general with “-gl_stereo” and those profiles. Some may even support that without having us told ;-)

[Ralf]

There is a regular profile for D2X-XL, which works fine.

If you still want to try dxx-rebirth:

I uploaded a general purpose SBS 3D base profile to the cloud. Should work with pretty much anything that has native SBS (or Over-Under) 3D output.

1. Download the ‘SBS 3D Base [vorpX]’ profile from the Cloud Profiles page in the config app.
2. Switch to the Local Profiles page and make a copy of the downloaded base profile
3. Assign d1x-rebirth.exe to the copy.

Caveat: There is no 100% guarantee that creating profiles that way works. I briefly checked the regular non-stereo dx1-rebirth with the profile, which seemed to work when run windowed. Freezed on launch in fullscreen mode though.

[Smoils]

Software offers generic 3d monitor or 3d device output and it will display side by side on your monitor that can be streamed to phone (but since its squished in half by that it wont be as good and as clear as vorpx+real vr headset)

As for try – there is a free mod for cyberpunk, but dont know if you can run that game and if vorpx can output sbs in a free mod as that setting is in vorpx control UI that is part of full software.

Other than that there are no demos or refunds for vorpx.

[mazar]

Hello. Im trying to get VorpX set up with a BenQ x3000i. I have it outputting the SBS image on my projector, how do I combine these into one single image that will work with my shutter glasses? I’m testing it with Rocket League first.

Or does it rely on the TV/projector to do that? As I don’t think the BenQ does this.

[mr_spongeworthy]

I do exactly what you are doing with vorpX all the time. I will switch back and forth from my 3D Display or to my HMD, depending on my mood or the particular game (it’s a *LOT* easier to push the number of pixels I need to make my 3D Display sharp, as compared to my HMD, so the 3D Display works better for extremely demanding titles.)

I’ve never had a single title work on my HMD and NOT on my 3D Display, so yes, something most is wrong somewhere in your setup (I can’t be completely sure, as I’m using vorpX for none of the titles you specifically mentioned.) vorpX offers only 2 generic 3D Display modes; SBS and Red/Green. Try resetting the vorpX profile to the default settings on one of the problem games.

Another issue that comes to mind is that possibly these games are trying to use a G3D profile; having a single eye go completely black is a common issue with G3D profiles that aren’t actually working properly for a title. If you can bring up the vorpX menu in-game, try changing the 3D type and see if that helps.

General tip: On both of the 3D displays I have used in the past I’ve found that running Super Sampling resolutions dramatically improves image quality. So on your 1080p projector, once you have other things working correctly, try pushing a 4K image instead (use the AMD Virtual Resolution – I thin that’s what AMD calls that function.)