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Because of Watch Dogs Legions, it would be nice to play Part 1 + 2 again in G3D, but the flickering in Part 1 spoils the fun for me and Part 2 has no G3D until now.
If WD Legions is coded anything like WD2 and the recent Assassins Creed games, I wouldn’t hold my breath for G3D anytime soon. They are so CPU intensive that performance in G3D runs frame rates in the single digits, or that is my experience attempting G3D for AC Origins and WD2.
You would also face some lighting and shadow issues and resort to disabling them entirely, hurting the overall beauty that Ubisoft worlds provide.
Z3D in these 3rd person open world games is still very worthwhile in my opinion.
yes, it supports Z3D and G3D in a official vorpx profile both, but in G3D the problem is light flickering by night time, but Z3D is working perfect.
Thank you, user77, i’ve always preferred Z3D anyway – better performance and all lighting works as intended. There’s a rule of thumb with VorpX: the newer the game, the more problems it will have with lighting in G3D. I tend to play older games in G3D and current games in Z3D, provided the profiles work without issues.
This game does not work in VR type 3d(geometry) When we purchased this product for his Quest it was actually the first game my young son wanted to try( Us being Chicagoans and seeing our city in VR haha) but it does not work I tried everything and there is no Tomb Raiderish real 3rd person VR working at all. Would appreciate any guidance as this game is on offical VR list and very disappointed with results. Thanks
I can’t get vorpx to hook Watchdogs 1, its the epic store version….is there like, an anti cheat or something I need to disable?
Thanks guys
Please check for conflicts with other programs on your PC that also hook into games. That’s usually the problem when hooking into a game fails. Detailed information on the matter in the trouble shooting post on top of the ‘Technical Support’ sub-forum (or in the vorpX help).
BTW: Whenever vorpX can determine that hooking failed, from the next version on it will show a dialog that allows to install a hooking helper DLL for the game in question. Copying override DLLs to a game folder isn’t exactly elegant, so it should only be used if necessary, but this ‘sledgehammer-method’ should help with the majority of potential hooking conflicts without getting to the bottom of the matter.
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