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[duke54]

I have vorpx and looked up “Amnesia” and there’s a base profile for it provided by Vorpx, and a bunch of user profiles derived from that base profile, including one for Amnesia Bunker. I have never played the game, but there’s profiles for it.

Vorpx gives you stereoscopic 3D, so it’s not like native VR, it’s more like using a 3D TV IMHU, but if you think that would be fun, give it a try!

Goodluck!

[duke54]

Well, I can answer this myself for anyone looking in the future. I was looking up ‘Crynegine’ since they have base profiles for the other engines, but for this there are profiles for:
Crysis (released 2007)
Crysis 2 (released 2011)
Crysis 3 (released 2013)
Prey (released 2017)

‘Aporia: Beyond The Valley’ was released in 2017 so I’ll try the Prey profile.

[duke54]

I never got Vorpx to hook, and returned Roadcraft :(

[duke54]

I just uploaded my profile based on the Unity 5 base profile. Just search duke54 under ‘profile author’

[duke54]

There’s a full VR mod on nexusmods. Not sure if I’m allowed to say that here :/

[duke54]

I am able to hook by setting Device Selection to ‘SteamVR’ and without using ‘alternative hooking’ and as a normal user by using the FS22 profile. It’s Z3D only, but it looks ok.

Also, in the Nvidia control panel I have all the antialiasing options turned off, and MFAA turned off.

[duke54]

It seems that even after changing the edgepeek key in ‘In-Game Key Bindings’ the right grip will still activate edgepeek. Is this a bug?

[duke54]

I use Vorpx in side-by-side mode with my 3D TV, so yeah, it works great! I think the problem you are encountering is not the TV, but whether you have the correct profile for the game.

[duke54]

“you´re a noob who doesnt know crap about vorpX.”

I have been using Vorpx for years, but that doesn’t meaning that memorizing it’s features is top priority in my brain (I actually have a life, study, and learn many other topics) so having “noobie” messages pop up when I decide to use Vorpx after a few months is exactly what I need.

[duke54]

“zero tolerance when it comes to discussing such matters here” I think you misunderstood. He’s just asking about playing a Steam game without loading Steam VR. For example, ‘OpenComposite’ and ‘VR Companion’ offer alternatives to using Steam VR to launch your Steam games in VR. Of course, you still need to have the games purchased in Steam to run them :)

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(oops, thought this was about ‘Outer Wilds’)

[duke54]

I have experienced this issue but never found a solution except to try another profile for the same game.

[duke54]

Thanks! I had this same problem annoying me for a long time! I exited Vorpx and deleted all the files I could in the folder and now it starts normally. :)

Here’s the path for anyone else who has this issue:
C:\Users\[YOUR USER NAME]\AppData\Local\Temp

[duke54]

Hello!

Perhaps you will like my profile. I prefer geometry 3D immersive screen with a focus on life-size immersion, and avoiding motion sickness via a stable view while walking.

Search for the profile with my name at the end, duke54, and give it a try!

Below is the instructions for the profile ‘Farming Simulator 2022[duke54]’

Manually change these in-game settings:
Resolution Ratio: 16:9
Fov: 75
V-sync: Off
Head/Eye Tracking: On
Camera bobbing: Off
Advanced Graphic Settings-> Resolution Scaling 3D: 200% (or whatever your PC can handle)

Recommended Vorpx options for this profile

Main Settings
3D-Strength/Scale: 115 to 215
Lower scale makes objects feel larger with less 3D effect while higher scale makes objects feel smaller with greater 3D effect. Higher numbers increase eye strain.

Focal offset: -0.15 to -0.05
Negative FO moves 3D objects further away and objects feel larger. As numbers move away from zero it increases eyestrain. Never use a positive FO which doesn’t occur in real life and creates painful cross-eyed view.

Head Tracking Settings -> Track IR Disable mouse tracking:
Yes(Head tracking in vehicle only, provides more stable view while walking)
No(head tracking always on)
Make sure ‘Head/Eye Tracking’ is set to ‘on’ in the game settings for this to work.

Suggested life-size settings for this profile (default)
3D-Strength/Scale: 130
Focal offset: -0.10

Suggested stronger 3D settings for this profile
3D-Strength/Scale: 215
Focal offset: -0.05

Enjoy!
-duke54

[duke54]

Hello!
Perhaps you will like my profile. I prefer geometry 3D immersive screen with a focus on life-size immersion, and avoiding motion sickness via a stable view while walking.

Search for the profile with my name at the end, duke54, and give it a try!

Below is the instructions for the profile ‘Farming Simulator 2022[duke54]’

Manually change these in-game settings:
Resolution Ratio: 16:9
Fov: 75
V-sync: Off
Head/Eye Tracking: On
Camera bobbing: Off
Advanced Graphic Settings-> Resolution Scaling 3D: 200% (or whatever your PC can handle)

Recommended Vorpx options for this profile

Main Settings
3D-Strength/Scale: 115 to 215
Lower scale makes objects feel larger with less 3D effect while higher scale makes objects feel smaller with greater 3D effect. Higher numbers increase eye strain.

Focal offset: -0.15 to -0.05
Negative FO moves 3D objects further away and objects feel larger. As numbers move away from zero it increases eyestrain. Never use a positive FO which doesn’t occur in real life and creates painful cross-eyed view.

Head Tracking Settings -> Track IR Disable mouse tracking:
Yes(Head tracking in vehicle only, provides more stable view while walking)
No(head tracking always on)
Make sure ‘Head/Eye Tracking’ is set to ‘on’ in the game settings for this to work.

Suggested life-size settings for this profile (default)
3D-Strength/Scale: 130
Focal offset: -0.10

Suggested stronger 3D settings for this profile
3D-Strength/Scale: 215
Focal offset: -0.05

Enjoy!
-duke54

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