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Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNlxLHXYD5A
Using Conarium profile.
Issues:
* Game doesn’t have FOV setting. Geo 3D FOV fix works but lighting bugs and pop in is present. This also means Z Normal is not an option
* The position tracking is a bit weird, when moving away from the default position and turning the head, the position also moves in a circle around the default position. You can see this here: https://youtu.be/wNlxLHXYD5A?t=1m32s (IRL I moved my head above the switches and looked around a bit)
The fov memory injection Vorpx uses will often cause pop-in. Obviously an in-game setting would not have that problem. I looked around and there seems to be settings for fov in TSW’s latest patch for very wide resolutions:
https://forums.dovetailgames.com/threads/no-adjustable-fov-ultrawide-support.2221/
There is also a ue4 general setting that causes fisheye, but maybe with a high enough 4:3 resolution and using vorpx zoom that warping effect would be beyond your vision inside a headset.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/530070/discussions/0/1692662484255931282/
If the fov has really been fixed in a patch for wider resolutions you could also try using a nvidia ultra wide custom resolution [which might make the fov natively increase] and then zoom in with vorpx.
The positional oddness might be fixed by turning off positional tracking or temporarily moving your head back/foward and resetting centre headset at that new point.
Or changing the Vorpx aspect ratio setting in combination with shift + mouse wheel for zoom.I don’t have the game, but hope this helps.
There isn’t a setting for ultrawide resolutions, it was just fixed that now the FOV scales correctly. The workaround that was possible before has been disabled now.
I am running a 3440×1440 monitor and so I have messed around with basically all resolutions and aspect ratios reasonably possible in this situation and nothing resulted in a usable FOV.
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