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Caveat: DirectVR auto resolution currently only supports up to 1680p, so if a profile has support for DirectVR auto resolution, you have to disable this feature on the DirectVR page of the vorpX menu. If you don’t see a DirectVR page in the vorpX menu or this page does not have an option to turn off auto resolution, you don’t have to do anything.thanks
Disable auto resolution in vorpX and select your custom resolution in the game’s settings.
vorpX can handle any resolution or aspect ratio you make and run from a game’s settings menu. The question is whether the game itself supports them or not. Some brief trial and error can quickly determine this.
An easy way to find resolutions is use a calculator to multiply the base aspect ratio. I like to step in tenths to keep it simple (1.1, 1.2, 1.3). A 4:3 example: 1600×1200 x 2.1 “1600 x 2.1 = 3360, 1200 x 2.1 = 2520” = 3360×2520. Then see if your monitor passes the test.
My monitor seems to like odd numbers better and can go higher than some even resolutions that fail.
Disable auto resolution in vorpX and select your custom resolution in the game’s settings.
vorpX can handle any resolution or aspect ratio you make and run from a game’s settings menu. The question is whether the game itself supports them or not. Some brief trial and error can quickly determine this.
An easy way to find resolutions is use a calculator to multiply the base aspect ratio. I like to step in tenths to keep it simple (1.1, 1.2, 1.3). A 4:3 example: 1600×1200 x 2.1 “1600 x 2.1 = 3360, 1200 x 2.1 = 2520” = 3360×2520. Then see if your monitor passes the test.
My monitor seems to like odd numbers better and can go higher than some even resolutions that fail.
Thanks alot
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