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It was a DK2 issue, and you can apply a fix immediately if you want. I will release an update later today.
To apply the fix manually please
1. Close vorpX if currently running.
2. Browse to C:\Users\[User]\AppData\Local\Animation Labs\vorpX\Devices
3. Open OculusRiftDK2.ini with Notepad
4. Search for iTimewarpMode
5. Change iTimewarpMode=0 to iTimewarpMode=10
6. Save the file
7. Restart vorpXThe AppData folder may be invisible. If so, please enable “Show hidden files” in Windows Explorer
Ok, I’ll give it a go when I get home. Cheers
Maybe it’s a DK2 SDK1.3 issue on some machines. Please send a mail to support |at| vorpx com to get an older vorpX version that works with runtime 0.8. This solution is only viable for DK2 owners.
Ok, if its just a DK2 issue I’ll just wait for my CV1 (I can still play a few games). Got too much other stuff now that needs 1.3. It’ll make the CV1’s arrival all the more sweet.
Similar sounding issue here
I’m having similar issues. I didn’t notice that my body was moving to be honest. Either way something is off.
check out this thread
[SOLVED] Fallout 4 – Head tracking problem with Vorpx 16.1.1
It’s hard to describe, but when I look right or left I the screen peels away from my view and I see off the edge of the screen; almost like it’s in cinema mode.
Yeah same for me (odd and difficult to describe). Its like a screwed up backwards virtual cinema mode (or edge peek). Fallout 4 was fine in the previous release. Glad its not just me. Head tracking seems backwards and there is a screen in front (virtual cinema works fine btw).
Same thing happens for me in Bioshock infinite and Alien isolation.
This doesn’t happen for Skyrim or Dishonored (completely fine in those two).