CyberJ

[CyberJ]

You beat me to it, ..
Yeah, DLSS is usually the culprit for black right eye.

You’re welcome, Enjoy ;)

[CyberJ]

Check the “Field of View” section over at the PCGamingWiki ;)
https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/The_Elder_Scrolls_V:_Skyrim#Field_of_view_.28FOV.29

[CyberJ]

Have a good one peeps =)

[CyberJ]

PD333 wrote:

I don’t have the game so can’t test it myself but I ……

Thanks for the reply PD333, appreciated :)

Unfortunately I tried the fixes on the PCGW page and still the same issue.
The crash after clicking to start game seems to only happen when Vorpx is attached, the game works fine without Vorpx.

[CyberJ]

That’s ok no worries, I pretty much tried every combination of key/s but still nothing popped up. Also tried adding a console key bind to the .cfg files but still no joy.

I did however, discover a workaround to fix fov via a hex edit, which oddly stopped the shadows moving when I move my head left to right, but not up and down (that’s a first lol).

Many thanks for the reply, sincerely appreciated.

[CyberJ]

@RJK_ I realize this is a 5 year old post but Wonder if you can help me with something.

In the game options it has “Enable Console”, …
Is this a dev console or something else ?
If it is a dev console, would you happen to know the key to open it ?

I have tried all the conventional keys (tilde, etc).
I have also checked in the *.cfg files, there are key binding in there but nothing related to console.

[CyberJ]

*scratch that, I didn’t read properly and thought they were for Warfighter not Airborne.
My mistake :/

[CyberJ]

Any chance someone still has these FOV files and would be kind enough to share a copy ?

[CyberJ]

To quote Jarilo above, .. “I don’t wanna Necro this” …. buuuuut, …

I like a challenge and decided to give this a try as I noticed a few days ago this game was laying dormant on my old pc and if I remember correctly it was a pretty good game which would likely be fantastic in Vorpx/VR.

Ok, so anyone trying to get this game to work, you NEED to add the “Syndicate.bin” file to vorpx and not the “.exe”.
Once you do that the game will hook right away and you can see that there is indeed G3D at the menu screen.
Unfortunately the moment you hit “A” or “Enter” to start a game then both the game and vorpx crashes to desktop without any warning/alert etc..
(game loads and works fine on it’s own)

Of course I have tried all the usual ways to get this to work, as Admin and not, alternative hooking, windowed/fullscreen, graphics high/low, different resolutions and aspect ratios etc etc etc etc …
So, after battling on with this for a few days, it seems to me that when the game loads into the menu screen the process “Syndicate.bin” is in the “Vorpx” task process list (the one where we add game file or process to a profile). But the moment you try to load a game from the menu that process disappears from the Vorpx task process list.
Is this perhaps why Vorpx and the game immediately shuts down ?

@Ralf
Is there anything that can be done with this game ?
I understand this game is not available to purchase anymore, so if you do not have it then I guess we are out of luck.
But if you do have it, then perhaps you could take a quick look ?
I would be more than happy to provide my Vorpx logs data for you to look at.
I took a peek and the log shows a successful hook upon loading into the menu, then at the moment of starting a game it states an “Access_Violation at address ******” (been a while since my developing days but iirc access violation is referring to something trying to access protected memory).

[CyberJ]

Ok I uploaded the profile, added a link in the profile description to the above (Industria) post with HEX instructions. But just in case :
*Make a backup of the Trepang2 exe before you start.

1 – Open Trepang2’s main shipping exe with any hex editor (I use free Hex Editor Neo)
2 – Hit CTRL+F and Search for “35 FA 0E 3C” (without quotes) (Type=Hex)
3 – You will find 4 sets of this code in a row, skip those and you will find a 5th further down
4 – Highlight “0E” and hit F2 to edit the value
5 – Enter “3E”
6 – Save the file

Now when you load Trepang2 the FOV will be almost perfect, then you can use the actual “in game” FOV slider to tweak to your liking.
Not certain, been a while since I’ve played it, but I think I used 95. But as I said tweak it how you like it.

Let me know if you have any problems ;)

CJ

[CyberJ]

It also has DX11 (https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Trepang2#API)

I have a profile working in G3D I just have not uploaded it because my profile needs an edited exe to increase the FOV without using Vorpx’s FOV slider.
(There are sometimes weird artifacts when using Vorpx’s FOV slider with UE4 games, typically floors, walls and light sources, with most UE4 games this can be resolved with a HEX edit).

I can upload my profile if you like, but for best results you would need to modify your game exe with a HEX edit (I know not everybody would want to do that).
I posted a small guide for a different game (Industria) a while back, ..

Industria

(EXACTLY the same process, just different game)

If you would like me to upload it let me know.

CJ

[CyberJ]

You’re welcome :)

My Apologies Senan, I was a bit foggy in the head when I wrote that (long night before lol).

I completely forgot to mention that I also use an app that converts my PS4 controller into a Xbox360 controller which has the ability to map keyboard keys to my controller (arguably the most important part =| SMH).
Anywho, I personally use reWASD which is NOT free, however I’m pretty sure there are free alternatives out there (x360ce as an example).

So basically you could map keyboard keys to perhaps your LB and RB and achieve it this way.
The only caveat here is that you would lose whichever gamepad buttons you mapped.
This is why I use a PS4 controller as I essentially gain 5 extra buttons on the touch/click pad.

CJ

[CyberJ]

You can both disable and/or bind to other keys if you wish via the Vorpx Config app.
Pop open the Config app and navigate to the “In-Game Key Bindings”, there you can configure it how you want it ;)

I ran into the same problem a few times, so my solution with every game I play using Vorpx is to disable the “Vorpx” thumbstick presses in the “Del” menu.
I use a PS4 controller and map both Vorpx Menu and Edgepeek to my PS4 touchpad corners.

CJ

[CyberJ]

I have not played this particular game however a quick search tells me that it is indeed a DVR supported game.
With the above said, you can stop Vorpx changing resolution by popping open the Vorpx menu (Del or Left thumb-stick press), then navigate to the “Direct VR” settings page and turn “Allow vorpx to change resolution” to OFF.
Then of course you can select whatever resolution you want.
Then once in game pop back into the Vorpx menu and hit “Direct VR Scan” which “should” set your FOV correctly.

*As Dellrifter22 mentioned it may be necessary to run the “Direct VR Scan” on every level load as this is the same for some other games. A little inconvenient but for the 5 seconds it takes totally worth it.

Also, there is a search here, but only on the main forum page.
I replied in your other thread (about the search) so I will leave a link to it here;

Why is there no search bar in this forum? Please add one…

CJ ;)

[CyberJ]

There is a search bar top right on this page :
https://www.vorpx.com/forums/

However, as matteo39 pointed out you can also use Google :
https://www.google.com/search?q=site:vorpx.com
(simply include your search term after a space with the above link)

CJ ;)

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