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Why is no one talking about this? I saw in another thread here that VorpX beta comes with a special preset for The Wither 3, and to my surprise, it is a direct VR implementation with AER similar to what Luke Ross is doing with his mods. It is a fantastic achievement, and it needs more praise.
I confirm that the latest version of The Witcher 3 (4.04 GOG version) and the official VorpX profile work properly. You do get a script error, but you need The Witcher Mod Manager to merge scripts, and everything works properly. From what I saw, VorpX implements the needed assets like a mod, so treat it like any other mod and merge it. Also get the HD reworked project mod while you are at it.
There is only a slight hick-up I cannot get past at the moment: the screen flickers when moving the camera around. It works fine if you move it slowly, but rapid camera movement makes things fuzzy/flickering. I will continue to test and see if any specific setting is causing it, and I will repost should I find the cause, but all in all, this is amazing.
I think now, since The Witcher 4 teaser/trailer is out, more people will be interested in replaying The Witcher 3, and some might be interested in playing it through VorpX.
(I even found a camera mod that is compatible – it’s called Absolute Camera)
There is only a slight hick-up I cannot get past at the moment: the screen flickers when moving the camera around. It works fine if you move it slowly, but rapid camera movement makes things fuzzy/flickering.
Well, there’s your answer. If i understood you correctly, there’s too much flickering at the edges of objects. It’s just not playable like that, even at 120hz (60fps stereo), so i gave up.
What’s real tragic, IMO, is that the super-smooth, really great looking Z3D Witcher 3 profile that we had for classic version is not working anymore. Not with v4.04 (which is expected), and neither with v1.32. I had to downgrade to vorpX v23 to be able to play TW3 in Z3D.
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