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iankemp wrote:

edit
“ScreenWidth” “*”
“ScreenHeight” “*”
in
C:\Users\Public\Documents\Monolith Productions\FEAR\settings.cfg

If I change the settings.cfg to anything higher than 1240×1080, it just defaults to 640x. I followed most of the pcgamingwiki instructions for F.E.A.R. (link below), but maybe I’m missing something.
https://pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/F.E.A.R.

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The game resoultion maxes out at 1280×960 for me. Is there a way to raise it?

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Try this mod. It’ll edit your bones automatically.

http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/26764/?

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Here’s a quick fix by ImmersiveGamer83…

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For anyone who wants to set up Halo for VR, here are the steps. You can download all the necessary mods at…
http://pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Halo:_Combat_Evolved).

1. Make sure your installed copy of Halo has been updated to the latest version.

2. Download and install the Halo Custom Edition mod.

3. Download and install the Halo widescreen fix mod.

4. Download and install the Halo FOV mod.

5. Open VorpX Configuration, and check the Cloud files for Halo settings. If one exists for Halo, import, then apply and close.

6. Run Halo single player. Open settings a set the resolution to the highest (I believe it’s 1920×1080). Once in game, hit the F6 key to increase the Field Of View by moving the mouse up and down. Once you find a comfortable spot, hit F6 again to lock it.

My personal preference is to go into the VorpX settings during gameplay, and increase the 3D Separation to really make the 3D pop. I’m still looking for a mod to get rid of the crosshairs. I also don’t know if there’s a 1st person mod for vehicles, but I guess I could get used to 3rd person during vehicle sequences if I had to.

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The FOV! Of course! The one mod in the list of Custom Edition mods I forgot to install. That and the no-crosshair mod. Thank you, Ralf!

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Not the ENB graphics mod, the ENBoost memory fix. It fixes the game’s memory allocation and greatly improved performance.

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Just to confirm, you’re saying the benefits of the 64 bit SE doesn’t improve performance enough compared to the faster original version? With or without the ENB memory boost patch?

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surrealeus wrote:

For now you can create a new profile using the Fallout 4 profile.

Why the Fallout 4 profile vs the Skyrim profile?

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Could you share your specs and your GTA settings? I’m guessing you’re using an Oculus Rift? I’d be shocked if you could get the Vive OpenVR to handle those frame rates.

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sponge101 wrote:

Help! Vorpx no longer render at 2048×1536 for GTA 5. Could this have been taken away?

Have you tried forcing it by typing it in your Steam Launch Options for GTA?

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Thanks, Ralf!

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Ralf wrote:

The default recommendation of 1280×1024

Just out of curiosity, is that Height 1280 and Width 1024, or Width 1280 and Height 1024?

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I’m considering one of two upgrades to improve the FPS for my Vive/vorpX:

1. Buy a SECOND EVGA 1080 FTW card for an SLI setup. Or…

2. Upgrade my i5 4670 3.4Ghz CPU and MSI z87 G45 motherboard to something like you have.

So just to confirm… If I buy a second 1080 FTW card, and it boosts my Skyrim on a traditional display from a 200 to 400 FPS average, then theoretically it should boost my Skyrim on the Vive from a 50 to 100 FPS average, no?

Or do you think a processor upgrade would do more to improve performance? I know most games are not effected by CPU, Skyrim being an exception.

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Thanks Ralf! Great news about the 1080! I just got a 1080 FTW myself but haven’t gotten the same stellar results, which may in fact be because of my i5 4670 3.4Ghz CPU. What CPU are you using, if you don’t mind my asking?

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