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It is, you should find option in the voprx in game menu (Del) You can set up how high and low you have to be to activate jump/crouch and what buttons to map them to to match the game. Haven’t used it a lot but its there and can be set up I’m pretty sure.
How could you think its dead when you “check” here everyday and see that it’s in full ongoing development? Just kind of weird….
There are a ton of different programs you can use to get a controller working. X padder is good but I prefer joy to key. It’s free and easier to use. There are a lot of threads about this very issue. Many games require you to set up and configure the buttons your self via a program like Xpadder or joy 2 key. Like Bethesda titles usually have to map keyboard and mouse to the controller as dual inputs wont work, or the games just don’t support controllers due to age. I’m working on Oblivion rite now and have a pretty good set up but still fine tuning it.
Im not sure if there is a way to see if vorpX is recognizing the controllers or not, other then them working while connected and in vorpx. I’m not positive but the only on that should work “automatically” would be the Xbox controller(not sure about the Xbox one specifically though). The MS controllers you could get to work but it would be via a system that basically tells the computer your using a keyboard and map the in game functions to corresponding keys and map them to said controller. Some games you have to do this as a controller and keyboard+mouse cant be used at the same time.
I would maybe mess with your Xbox one controller some more, check around and there may be better drivers available for it I just don’t know. Checking to see if it is recognized by windows as a Xbox controller and not just a human input device or plain joystick. I prefer the controller myself but some times it takes some work to get configured correctly.
Borus your just too bad ass I guess. Everyone I’ve had use my set up with Skyrim is blown away. It’s in the top 5 games for VR. Either you don’t have it set up well or again your just too damn cool. I think you should focus on getting it set up better because if you like Skyrim then VR is just over the top impressively sweet. I don’t know I just prefer AAA games that are actually games and not amateur hour tech demos that Oculus and Vive are hawking as full game currently.
Not trying to shit on your whole “press copy” but you know you could just BUY vorpx… just get each of your subs to give you .82 cents and you’ll be able to buy it! But honestly if they were going to give out a free copy to review it wouldn’t be to someone with no audience just saying. Anyway if you are actually into seeing whats so great about vorpx then just buy it dude.
Ohh ok I get what you mean.. That is kinda odd that you have to exit out each time you change it. Not sure what it’s “supposed” to behave like, haven’t played Skyrim in a while. Maybe it’s G3D is somehow more complicated to switch to or something so it has to exit out first. Gunna have to ask the Ralphster if he has any ideas. Also you could try to use a memory hack to see if you can bump up your FPS inside G3D so you might not need to switch back and forth.
I had an issue similar to this about a year ago, all I did was re install vorpx and it seemed to fix it. Also maybe your having permission issues, like where ever vorpx is trying to save its settings to is somehow protected or set to read only or something? Might be worth checking out I’m not sure.
Not sure if this will help but maybe you have to turn on “expert” option in the vorpx config program. Maybe it will unlock the G3D option for Skyrim once your in game?
I’m sorry but what is going on in your brain? Why in gods name would you buy this program if you don’t have a headset? I Know your probably like 12 and like to say stuff just to say stuff and pretend-time on the internet is fun for you.. but really? I just think its depressing… anyway… yeah genius you need a headset to use vorpX.
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I to am getting this error and it is because my Oculus run time is out of date. The problem for me is I cant install the newest Oculus stuff because my .NEt framework is funky. Anyone know of a work around to install the newest Oculus run times without the need for a .NET 4 update? I guess I could do a system wipe and windows install but that sound like not so much fun rite now.[post removed by admin]
@ Karlor: I really appreciate what you are trying to do, but please no personal attacks here. Doesn’t help the cause and probably makes the guy just more angry. He obviously has problems getting things running and is frustrated, so the best thing one can do is offering help.
I’m really sorry that I had to remove your entire post. I didn’t do it lightly, you were just a bit too explicit.
-Ralf
If its the same as it was the only thing you have to do is make sure you don’t open the vorpx config app while connected to internet. You can probably still use the vorpx driver part while connected without auto updating but if you’re super paranoid just don’t be connected to internet while using either. I stayed on 8.1 well past the release of the newer version until I finally decided to try it out. Kinda wish Id stuck with 8.1 vorpx longer but hey it is what it is.
I’m pretty sure that at one point I had it figured out. I’ll try to take a look at my files and see what I did. If I remember right I had to find the right combo and versions of SKSE and one of the memory patches. I think there are maybe 4 types of memory patches that do basically the same thing just in different ways. I used a memory patch that doesn’t use any of the ENB stuff with it I’m pretty sure. The ENB stuff is your issue, try finding a patch not related to ENB at least I think anyway. Also there are tools you could experiment with that like inject .dll files together kind of but not sure it would work here.
The new features sound cool can’t wait to check them out. Will the new update require .NET 4.0? I know it’s a weird question but I have an issue going with .NET when it tries to update from a a corrupted 3.7. Anyway just curious if it will require it? I just don’t want to do a windows re-install right now.
Anyone who has this kind of setup, please give me your thoughts and comments for the amount of enjoyment, if any that you’ve had.
After you get it set up and you know the certain settings to tweak to get it just right for you, you’ll have a great time. I’m sticking with DK2 until it’s unsupported but the CV1 I’m sure will meet your expectations and then some. Voprx is a really great tool for getting the “just right” set up for a lot of games. Prety much buy vorpx and have it ready fro when you get the CV1… resistance is futile..