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I don’t know how far off Ralf’s update is, but I’m already counting the hours. If you still need to be convinced why VorpX is a “must-have” application, then check out the content on the new Oculus Home site. Warning: to do so, you will have to uninstall runtime 0.8, which means losing access to your VorpX driver (until Ralf’s next update). A decision I’m already regretting after a few of days of trying out most of Oculus’s “Nintendoish” content. Maybe it’s just be a matter of taste, but if Lucky’s Tale had been my first experience in VR, I never would have been impressed enough to actually buy a headset. I’m already considering downgrading back to 0.8 just so I can return to Skyrim, GTA V, and CoD which ironically feels like “real VR” compared to what I’ve been stuck with the last 3 days.
NOTE: I am using a DK2, not a CV1, if that matters. But as Ralf has stated he plans a version of VorpX for Vive, I may upgrade to that instead.
Just learned there’s a new runtime switcher that let’s you upgrade to the new Oculus Runtime without uninstalling the old one, and therefore lets you keep running VorpX for now…
Oculus Runtime Switcher (0.5/0.6/0.7/0.8/1.3) with GUI
byu/dr-kaii inoculusI disagree completely. Lucky’s tale is one of the best VR experiences that there is. The stereo is great for judging jump distances and actually makes the game better. I was really surprised by how much I enjoy Lucky’s tale as a VR demo. It also solves one of the more difficult problems with platformers which is controlling the camera.
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