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In some games youll be better off mapping you’re pad to kb+m and using it that way. There are 3 that I use and all have good and bad things, xpadder, joy 2 key, x360ce. Its a bit of a pain but once you get it down its not so bad. The good thing is Skyrim is actually real easy to map out to kb+m on a pad.
I just tested it out with skse and it hooked for me. Mite still have left overs from enb in you data some where? Mite have to do a freshy. Then mod it up.
Its weird looking due to vorpX being unable to hook. Try another launcher like the 4gb patch and skse.
It now has a default of 3D edge peek with ambience mode. You can adjust all this in game with vorpX menu (del). You can switch back to flat or zoom in and out. Not sure the hotkeys work but I never zoom with them. They should, maybe they changed, you can chck in the hotkey section in vorpX config tool.
The headset obviously is working perfectly.
Update it and it will work even more obviously perfectly.
but for sure I’m not going to find a solution here.
Why do you think that? If anything this is the place to try to get legitimate questions and issues with vorpX solved. Key words in play there…
Yeah I would just double check everything, make sure its all set rite and up to date. Also make sure you have the rift set to extended mode then try it out.
I sort of think the opposite about moving your head. Even if the frame rate isn’t great I find moving my head to look makes me way way less sick then just staring forward and having the world move around me. But definitely I agree about not whipping your head around all fast crazy. That’s a sure fire way to instantly enter the sick zone.
When I first tried vorpX(and the Rift in general) I would get dizzy but I found adjusting my IPD(I was using factory Rift settings) and turning down the 3D in some games helped dramatically.
Also if your PC isn’t exactly a power house try having nothing else running and turn down the in game settings to see if you can bump up your frame rate.
I could only play for about an hour every other couple hours when I first got the Rift. Now I can flip around, dip dive dangle and it doesn’t bother me. Hopefully after time you can get used to it. It’s does sucks some people get sick even after trying to adjust to it.
I haven’t tried FOSE yet but I use NVSE and the 4GB patch and then it launched. I also may have fiddled with the excluded programs in vorpX but I don’t remember. I do know that around the first time I tried vorpX it wouldn’t hook with the version of NVSE I had then I updated everything and added the 4GB patch and it does. It launches with the patch so maybe try that with Fallout 3.
A tip that could help you out is go to Fallout 3 nexus and just go over the list of UI mods. It mite take a bit but there are all sorts of not so popular mods that work great in a VR environment.
Bethesda is having their very own(and first) E3 thingy this year so fingers crossed! I want Fallout 4 and Dishonored 2.
One way to make the pipboy easier to navigate is a mnod called pipboy menu tabbing hotkeys:
http://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/50870/?This one is for NV but there mite be a Fallout 3 equivalent. It lets you navigate the menus with your movement keys. Also in the forums a guy mentioned that 3 of the “F” buttons are already mapped to the menus I just don’t remember what f buttons they are.
If you cant find a Fallout 3 mod that does the same thing you could probably get someone who knows the GECK to port it maybe.I use a controller but I remap it all to keyboard and mouse to better work with vorpX setup (and a lot of mods don’t have controller options anyway). I use 2 PlayStation move navigation controllers but the set up is still more or less the same idea as a 360 controller.
Hmmm… sounds like maybe another program is trying to boot at the same time and beats out vorpX. I know some video card set up/customization software can mess with hooking. Maybe it’s that. I had an issue with nvidea experience crashing everything back a while ago.
Good deal! You’ll get the hang of it. There is definitely a learning curve but that’s with anything new. When you get comfortable with those settings you can go into vorpX config and turn on the sweg mlg “expert” settings. It adds even more things to get confused about lol no it’s really not bad just takes some time to get used to what everything does. The good news is once you get used to what everything does, and how to get what you want out of the program, its the same for every game. So you’ll be able to jump in and tune in a game and then not worry about it.
All I can say is just double check everything and make sure everything is up to date. Go over the start up checklist for vorpX and check out the guides. Also check out your Rift set up instructions to make sure its all set up and ready to go. Could be an antivirus of some kind or some type of other program trying to activate at the same time. Also if you cant solve it post your system specs and what game your trying out.
Normally renaming a file would probably be enough but I’m not sure about the graphic mods(ENBs/sweet effects) so just taking them out is the safest probably. As far as other mods I haven’t had any issues so go nuts! :) I would suggest a ton of HUD mods, texture/model upgrades and a memory patch to help performance.