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Hello Ralf,
I know you just released some amazing updates lately, we have now a lot of games to play in VR using vorpx and that’s great.
But i am very curious to know about wether or not we can hope for latest API/engines in the future, even if it’s a far future.
As you surely know, more and more games are going to be developped with those engines/API, for example wolfenstein the new colossus is vulkan only game, great game, wish we could play is in VR with vorpx.
And i would gladly pay another full Vorpx price for such support.
Best regards.
I’ll certainly do some research internally, but don’t expect anything to come out of that soon. For some time to come the overwhelmingly vast majority of games will still support DX11, so no need to rush anything. There are other things with more immediate user benefits.
Hello Ralf,
I know you just released some amazing updates lately, we have now a lot of games to play in VR using vorpx and that’s great.
But i am very curious to know about wether or not we can hope for latest API/engines in the future, even if it’s a far future.
As you surely know, more and more games are going to be developped with those engines/API, for example wolfenstein the new colossus is vulkan only game, great game, wish we could play is in VR with vorpx.
And i would gladly pay another full Vorpx price for such support.
Best regards.
I am seconding that I would be willing to pay for Unreal Engine 4 and Vulkan support with an upgrade fee. I would also tell people how awesome it is even if it is just cinema mode since that is amazing in 3D and I’ll be sure to stress how under rated it is. Also if all you can do is Z buffer for Unreal Engine 4 games, that would still be amazing.
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