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@ garken
Your symptoms are typical for a CET version mismatch or otherwise not fully loaded mod. Double check that you really have the right CET for your game version and that it’s installed in the right place.
If you are 100% sure both conditions are met, the mod doesn’t work with 2.1 anymore. Unlikely, but not impossible. In that case you have to switch CP2077 2.3, which will work out of the box with the current mod version.
@ djbert
There is a ‘Resolution Quality’ option in the mod’s options menu (DEL key). With your 5090 you should be able to crank it up fairly high. Go has high as you consider OK performance wise with the image quality settings you prefer. No raytracing yields the best possible performance, no DLSS the best possible image sharpness. If you want raytracing you’ll probably need DLSS too though to keep the framerate high enough.
Ralf,
thank you for the input and i have it set up the way you have described. i also have the resolution quality on Ultra as well. i found the smoothness is the best with 120 FPS(set on the meta3), but i cant hold that FPS in busy scenes, and it typically drops to a stable 60 FPS in that situation. still playable but you can notice the difference between the two FPS when it shifts obviously. if i use DLSS, the FPS jumps up some but the image ghosting is a little much to my liking. I found the ghosting amount is due to the faster performing DLSS options and DLAA looks the best, but my FPS drop to 3O-40 FPS if i enable it.
random thought for you. is it possible to use 2 GPUS to process the stereo images? the right and left image on their own GPU? my understanding is the GPU is rendering both images normally, which is going to be taxing no matter what you do. so why not distribute the load? i am spit-balling that would allow some non-VR games to look even better with vorpx or other VR implementations.
I just wanted to drop some feedback on Cyberpunk in VR with Vorpx since I got working this week. It is awesome! I got the same feeling again like when I played Half-Life: Alyx for the first time with my Meta3; I was floored! Once you dial in the VR settings with Vorpx, it looks great and is smooth. I find myself just putting around and taking in the sights, as it really changes the perspective of the game; almost like it is brand new game you are playing for the first time. The immersion even gets to me a little bit. Like being high up in the game and looking around/down, I will get the heebie-jeebies for a bit lol. I wear my Astro A50 headphones with my meta3 and it is a great immersion bubble for the game. The sights and sounds really are great. And aiming with your head is growing on me as well, though I play with a xbox controller to get around. It works well imo once you practice the aiming mechanic with your head movements and the body movements with the controller.
Some parting thoughts. I fired up Alyx again to compare the graphics between both and Alyx is way better than CP2077 by a long shot imo. To note I do have an RTX 5090, so I am sure that is factor. However, to be fair of course, Alyx is a purpose-built VR game, and it is nowhere as open-ended like CP2077. But if CP2077 was as CLEAR and SMOOOTH as Alyx in VR at least, man CP2077 would be the game of the decade for VR play. Well, if anyone actually knows how to tweak CP2077 to have the same clarity and smoothness as Alyx on a meta3, I am all ears lol.You need to roll back your nvidia driver to 577.00. I have the same issue with my 5090 and that was the fix for me.
So i just did this and it got the game working, thank you! However, the 3D mode is way to close and not in actual 3D. it seems like the FOV is way off or something. I also noticed the image being shown on the left eye is not similar to the right eye, in such, the right eye image is shifted too far from the left eye image to make the 3d effect imo. i will tinker around some more, but at least the game starts and i can see things now.