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I upgraded yesterday to the latest version (from v21.xx), and i’m loving the new Desktop Viewer’s performance and syncing. Great work, Ralf! With the impending Steam Frame, i can see myself spending much time again with this software, that’s been my “main driver” for so many years in the past.
Could use a bit of help though: I’m trying to get “The Last Of Us Part 2” running with VorpX, but can’t find a profile, so i followed your advice to make a copy of the generic SBS profile and run the game with that.
I’m using a tool that translates the game into a stereo3D SBS stream which i’m trying to play with VorpX, but VorpX tries to hook into the game and finds the extra DLL of this tool, and nothing works.
Workaround was to *exclude* the game EXE from VorpX watcher. Start VorpX Desktop, then from there start the game. VorpX is still giving me warning messages about a foreign DLL found, but at least it’s working, and the performance is good.
What’s the best way to approach this and minimize the friction and potential errors? It’s very umständlich atm. :)
That’s the two options you have. Either using the desktop viewer and exclude the .exe or creating your own profile from the SBS base profile. If the latter works without the other app actually creating a conflict, you can simply ignore the warning. Be aware though that using two fairly deep D3D hooks at the same time in a game is basically asking for trouble.
You probably tried the third potential option, so just in case, since you didn’t mention it: you could also try to create a Z3D profile based on the TLOU 1 profile. The Uncharted profile might also be worth a shot for that.
Thx Ralf. I tried the TLOU 1 profile, but it doesn’t hook. But i’ll try again, just to make sure the game directory was clean.
Didn’t think about Uncharted 4, gonna test it out too.
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