- This topic has 14 replies, 3 voices, and was last updated Mar 28, 2018 9:22am by
.
-
Posts
-
hello,
abzu official profile works with ni no kuni 2, in Z3D.
playable in cinematic mode, tweak at your likings.
if you find a g3D profile working, please let us know :pi played 5 hours straight ni no kuni 2 in VR with that profile Z3D, 3D strengh 1.30, near/depth 0.30, cinematic mod with maximum curves -0.20 offset distance and i had a blast, just a warning tho, if you alt+tab or change something in the graphics option, or reduce windows and restore windows, 3D effect will be gone and you’ll have to close the game, and restart the game.
and also each time i end my playing session, game closes normally, but steam desktop freezes and i have to close steamVR.. but i dont care, playing ni no kuni 2 in VR is so amazing, usually i dont like Z3D much but in this game the 3D effect is really good (for my taste) still i’d prefer G3D for sure :p
oh i also use headtracking 100% headtracking strenght and 1.6 headtracking sensibility.
final note (for now) there is some ghosting around characters but nothing disturbing while playing, more noticeable in cinematics.
I play such games rather with 3D-Vision where the 3D effect is more real. For my taste Z3D and stuff is a joke. Just position yourself close to a 3D Object and compare it with a 3D Vision view and youll know what i am talking about.
Do you own 3D-Vision ? IF not its really worth trying as long vorpX doesnt cover more games.and i had a blast,
the 3D effect probably comes out so good because as far i can tell by looking at some screenshots, the game seems some kind of a comic drawing, am i right ?
Yes, i am talking about a 3D-Vision Monitor. I have bought a couple of used ones recently including 3D glasses, they are quite cheap at the moment. I would recommend the ASUS VG-278H with the inbuilt emitter, this is the best monitor you can buy. Dont buy Acer, i had one bofore, they have problems with displaying 3D properly.
and i had a blast,
the 3D effect probably comes out so good because as far i can tell by looking at some screenshots, the game seems some kind of a comic drawing, am i right ?
Yes, i am talking about a 3D-Vision Monitor. I have bought a couple of used ones recently including 3D glasses, they are quite cheap at the moment. I would recommend the ASUS VG-278H with the inbuilt emitter, this is the best monitor you can buy. Dont buy Acer, i had one bofore, they have problems with displaying 3D properly.
ah, well i bought one years ago, like 6 years ago or so, and i sold it after a few months, that 3D effect ruined my eyes.
ni no kuni 2 in z3D looks really good, i’m like you i dont like Z3D much, i prefer G3D so much, but for this specific game, Z3D works amazingly well. and yes it’s kinda cartoonish, cellshading.
Today i tried Sudeki, a quite similar game (no G3D yet) with vorpX and youre right Z3D can give such type of games quite a 3D effect.
I can’t seem to make Abzu profile work for Ni No Kuni 2. I created a new profile based on Abzu on my local profiles and added Nino2.exe but It come out flat, no 3d effect. I messed with vorpx settings but i can’t seem to figure out. Could you tell me what i’m doing wrong here? I would love to play Ni No Kuni 2 in 3D.
have you tried to run vorpx as administrator ? by checking the box ?
have you made custom profiles yet ? if no, maybe reset vorpx to factory settings ?
have you latest vorpx version ?for me it just worked that way, i did a copy of abzu profile, added nino2.exe to that copy, launched the game, switched to Z3D (not adaptative one) but first Z3D, and it was working great out of the box, just did a few tweaks to strenght, near/depth, screen distance, headtracking strenght etc to fit my taste.
and like i said, when you start ni no kuni 2 with vorpx, if you do anything like alt+TAB, changing ingame graphics options, minimizing windows and restoring it (if you play fullscreen), the 3D effect breaks and you have to close the game and start it again.
I figured it out. the frame was capped at 60 fps ingame and that somehow made it appear not 3d. Thank you :D
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.