Cyberpunk VR Update Thread

[fluxywild]

And now the game keeps crashing even after i uninstalled vorpx

[Ralf]

Please uninstall and then reinstall with the current installer from the download page. the patch notes on the download page explain why.

[Ralf]

First uninstalling and then reinstalling with the latest installer should fix any issues related the crash with the original uninstaller.

If you still have problems afterwards for some strange reason and have installed some mods, please reinstall the “Cyber Engine Tweaks” mod. That’s what is causing the start crash when one of its files is missing.

[fluxywild]

HOLY SHIT IT WORKED !!!!!!!!

I had to remove cyber engine tweaks completely in order for it to run.

I’m on a laptop so there’s now way i can actually play this with steady framerates but holy shit it actually worked .

[Ralf]

Awsome. Glad you got working. Unless your laptop is a fast gaming laptop, the framerate will indeed definitely way too low for an enjoyable experience though. :(

[fluxywild]

I do have a gaming laptop.

Any tips on how to get better fps?

[stanley550]

Thank you for the mod.
I’m using Oculus Quest 2 and the game launches into VR just fine and I’m getting an excellent performance an a picture.

However I’m having a really bad time turning the character. When moving my head from side to side and looking around, the picture is stable and the VR representation is great.

Once I start turning the character in the world using the controller, the whole picture stutters really badly and I’m getting extremely nauseous from it. I am a VR “veteran” and do not suffer from motion sickness even in a low fps scenarios, this is something different, it feels like the picture is not consistent between the two eyes and that I’m getting a flicker between left and right eyes causing a really big discomfort.

Again, this is happening ONLY when I turn the character in the world using the controller, when just rotating my head and looking around the picture is absolutely stable.

Any help with this please?

Specs:
Geforce 2080 Ti
i7 4790K
32G RAM
Win 10
Oculus Quest 2 (via Airlink)

[Demuse]

It’s great to see this world in first-person VR! I’ve been sitting on Cyberpunk for a year, waiting for this mod. I’m very excited to start playing, finally!

My first issue is it looks to me like the mini-map (and I guess the rest of the HUD) is almost outside my field of view (horizontally). If I scale the HUD down in the vorpX menu (to 0.3 – 0.4) to see everything towards the middle of my view then the resolution is too low to read anything. It doesn’t look like the game itself has any settings to reposition the HUD elements. Does anyone else have a readable HUD, or any ideas?

I’m using a Reverb G2, in case that’s relevant from a FOV perspective.

[Lawrence1962]

works for me:

Mighty Minimap (bigger minimap)

https://www.nexusmods.com/cyberpunk2077/mods/2769

or

Improved Minimap Zoom (a little more tricky to configure)

https://www.nexusmods.com/cyberpunk2077/mods/2959

[Ralf]

@ stanley550 :

Try to reduce graphics details a little bit until the second number in the fps counter (ALT+F) shows the refresh rate of your headset. When that is the case, the mod can properly factor in gamepad rotation.

On Oculus headsets you might also want to disable Oculus’ ‘Asynchronous Spacewarp’. That will make the Oculus runtime throttle down to half less often, making it easier to maintain the full refresh rate. You can do that either with CTRL+NUMPAD1 after each game launch or with the Oculus Debug Tool in C:\Program Files\Oculus\Support\oculus-diagnostics\

[xt4k]

@stanley550

Oh, I thought this was a known issue. Yes, it occurs when turning via mouse, but not when turning via HMD rotation. It’s present even with sky high framerates from the gpu (it’s markedly different from the appearance of “low fps”). People were describing it as “jitter.” If you look very closely, it’s not just the AFR making the stereo image appear uneven… Even with 1 eye closed, you can see it happening as well, with the image twitching around as you input a turn (easiest to see with a mouse, since you can turn very slowly for demonstration purposes). I had just assumed that people running at very low fps weren’t noticing it, since they might interpret it as a basic framerate issue.

[onetoo]

I noticed a issue with the game slowing when rotation was confused until I realigned. It was part of the reason my initial reaction was adverse. Another reason was the game not saving my resolution settings after restart, so I thought there were even more issues graphically.

[Ralf]

@ xtk4 :

Does this also happen for you when you rotate with the gamepad (respectively the VR controllers)? Provided the second number in the ALT+F fps counter is your headset refresh rate, gamepad/mouse input can be properly factored into the frame interpolation. That might work a bit better for gamepad input than for mouse input.

@ onetoo :

Change the resolution with the ‚Resolution Quality‘ option in the vorpX settings menu, not in the game options.

@ Stanley :

With the second number in the ALT+F fps counter being your headset‘s refresh rate turning with the gamepad should look as smooth as turning your head does normally.

@ Lawrence :

Alternate frame 3d has more inherent problems than just the turning interpolation. And those can‘t be addressed so easily. Not everyone can really get used to that.

Anyone who finds this too uncomfortable to play should consider switching the ‚3D-Reconstruction‘ to Z3D: less natural 3D, especially objects at close range will be out of scale, but on the other hand there are no uncomfortable frame disparities. All other benefits of the mod like 6-DOF tracking, decoupled walk/look etc. also work with Z3D.

[drowhunter]

Im using a Pimax, and I found that setting the headset to 60hz and disabling the framerate cap was spectacular. All judderyness went away for both head turn and joystick movement. Even during more demanding scenes If i set it to 50% cap it wold be smoother. I think it might have to do with the game being designed to run at 60

And this was with Settings on low/medium with G3D. However ZNormal is much higher framerate and G3D doesnt seem to make all the that much of a difference.

Sidenote @Ralf

Is it possible to do some kind of hybrid rendering where objects beyond 3 meters in front of you could use z-3D and closer would be G3D?

Funny in the age we live in some kind of AI assisted Z-Normal would probably be perfect. The ai could use its smarts to guesstimate more accuratly to varying angles of up close objects.

[Fairweather]

Would it be possible to give us the option to choose which method of aiming down sights we prefer? I prefer head aiming far more than stick aiming.

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