Copland

[Copland]

Hello,

It is not possible to program an engine dll for versioning ?

For exemple you can update version into one dll named 19.2.2.2.dll and for the next version 19.2.2.3.dll. Into the software, you can assign in the profile of game the good version of DLL. It’s simple to speak and I know that’s not simple to program but I think this is a good way to get full compatibility.

What do you think about that Ralf ?

[Copland]

Excellent ! Thanks you Ralf and keep up the good work :)

[Copland]

Hi,
I have found one solution !
Just disable “Reflect” and “Transluminance” in the graphics options of the game and shadows works correctly :).

[Copland]

The problem appear from the introduction level.
I have tried with the demo trial and same problem.
If i disable the head trackng, shadows appears correctly but the camera don’t move when I turn my head.

[Copland]

Ralf,
if that can help you to find where is the problem.
If the parameters 3D FOV enhancement and 3D Strength Scale are set to 0, the shadows appears correctly.

[Copland]

Hi,
I Have the same problem with the two latest version of vorpx on my Oculus CV1.
Nvidia 1070 gtx with latest driver and win10 up to date.
I have tried 0.7 at image zoom, reset to factory default…
If I disable the positionnal tracking, the camera on the game doesn’t move correctly.
With the previous version of the 19.2.1 the game work perfect.

[Copland]

Hi,
In Resident Evil 7 the shadows appears to be broken with this new release of vorpx with nvidia Geforce 1070 GTX and the 430.86 driver.

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