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I’m playing the trilogy for the first time, and Mass Effect 1 looks much better in the legendary edition. I bought EA play pro at 15€, an I’m satisfied !
You could mod the original ME2 and ME3 to have a look, that is more appropriate in 2021.
Anybody found a way to use Geometry like the originals games ?
Because even with 100 fov mod, it’s really flat in Znormal at max strench and focal, it does just a tiny bit.
Geometry is SO good in ME 1,2 and 3 :(did you try the Get Even Profile ? Today i will test all newer unreal engine 3 profiles, an will post the result.
Hi, thanks for the suggestion so i did a few test with Get Even.
G3D works but is glichted :
– there is a ghosting image; you can move it with focal but you can’t match to both the background and forefront.
> turning off the AA in the options fixed the problem– incoherent dynamic shadows, so i turned it off
– Ambiant Occlusion seems okay so i left it on
– game crash when i speak to a character, i tryed with Dr Michelle and Pressly.
When i turned off G3D, no crach.
I engaged a discussion with Pressly with G3D off, then turned it on in the middle of the talk, the game crashed when i selected “goodbye”.
I suspect it could be switching from one camera to the other.Aside from that, multiples gliches on some shaders and textures (lips stick missing gloss for the right eye, some characters body do not get light so it appears pitch black but they are outlined with a white glow).
The test was done prior to talking with Anderson at the begining of the game.
My computer :
Windows 10 (up to date)
HP reverb G2
i9 10900k
RTX 3090 FE (466.27)
16gb rame 4600mhz
SSD nvme 1toI don’t know if it matters but i have a 1080p screen, and i use Nvidia SSR to enable 4k in games; it helps a lot to increase the quality rendered in the head set. I did not check if it cause glitches.
Some more Tests;
I tried Batman arkham city’s profile, but G3D doesn’t seems to work, even if the option is here.I tried Bioshock Infinite’s profile and the G3D seems a lot nicer than Get Even, i have no graphical glitches, no unlighted body or strange white outline or incomplet shader from left to right.
But :
-AA still cause ghosting so i turned it off
-Dynamic Shadows are still incoherent so, it’s turned off
And last but not least, i still crash when i engage in dialogue with a character in G3D.I’ll keep doing some tests with this profile as i could get a satisfyng G3D effect with no graphical glitches in the Normandy.
@ Ralph
Thanks, i really love Vorpx ! i bought my first VR headset because i heard it was possible to play the original Mass Effect games in VR with your software, and indeed it’s a blast, to the point that i can’t play it again on a flat screen XDI tested a bunch of profiles, released from 2015 until 2019, but nothing is better than Bioshock Infinite’s profile.
To prevent the crashes:
Cinema mode
Head-tracking MP 0.00
HT Sensitivity 0.00
Geometry 2.00
Fluidsync on
Frameslimit 40-45fps4:3 Resolution
Borderless
Dynamic Shadows off
Blur off
Grain off
AA off
Ambient Occlusion offTo anyone who doesn’t know,
I’m playing the original games 2&3, and there is a great mod that lets you play first person for exploration. So much better and immersive when you’re not in combat.
Just FYI.To prevent the crashes permanently i had to turn the Head Tracking completely off, but i had also to lower the 4:3 resolution to a medium one. The highest settings i can reach with my PC setup in G3D in most other games, is not stabil enough in ME1 LE.
EDIT:
I disabled the launcher in the vorpX Options :)2D Mode works now
I try to start ME 1 but it seems that I am still attached to the Legendary Edition Launcher.
Maybe its from Steam VR… but I am quite new to the VorpX family, so sorry, if the question is false placed here…Tools running:
Steam VR
OVR Advanced Settings
VorpXI start the ME Legendary Edition and select ME1 in it. (Starting ME1.exe from the folder does start the launcher as well…)
VorpX notifies me, that it is attached to the launcher …
Any Hints :)?
After futher tests with the Bioshock Infinite’s profile, i found that the crashs when i engage in dialogue were tied to the Ambiant Occlusion.
I have no clue why, but turning it off definitly solved the problem for me.
I was still playng at 4k fullscreen.
I rushed until exploring the citadel, no crash.On another note, i found that G3D really sink the fps, even for my computer (i9 10900k & RTX3090).
First, my frame rate get caped at “45fps headset 90fps” (HP reverb G2 is a 90hz headset), and i often get low frame rate (25 to 35fps) during combat and places where there is reflections (no option in game to turn them down).What bother me is this 45fps cap; even when i select a higher cap in the option.
If i choose Z3D, then vorpx display “90fps headset 90fps”
I tried with Mass Effect 3 moded with Alot and rendered in 4k, and i’m between 75 to 90 fps with G3D.The profile of the old Mass Effect does not work with the Legendary Edition. You have to create a new profile based on the Bioshock Infinite profile with the assigned MassEffect1.exe of the Legendary Edition in the vorpx config app.
After the game was hooked by vorpx and you can see the game in your headset, just press the “Del Button” on your Keyboard and change the settings. You can also play around with the settings, you can reset it in the vorpx config app if needed.
Cinema mode
Head-tracking MP 0.00
HT Sensitivity 0.00
Geometry 2.00
Fluidsync on
Frameslimit 40-45fpsIn the Mass Effect in-game options change this settings.
4:3 Resolution
Borderless
Dynamic Shadows off
Blur off
Grain off
AA off
Ambient Occlusion offI have a RTX 3080 and the same performance drops in some situations, this is not our mistake, it is a problem of the updated engine.
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