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Best bet is Reshades Stereoscopic shader
https://reshade.me/forum/shader-presentation/2128-3d-depth-map-based-stereoscopic-shader
Is it theoretically possible to do Z3D/G3D on games that normally work with fine Tridef even if they’re not officially supported by VorpX by copying profiles like suggested by Ralf?
In other words: Would I be wasting my money buying Tridef and using it with virtual desktop? Would using VorpX on anything that works with Tridef essentially accomplish the same thing if I am looking for a virtual screen with at least Z3D support?
Has anyone managed to get any sort of 3D working with Unreal Engine 4 games? I’m mainly interested in seeing if it’s possible to get playerunknown’s battlegrounds working on a virtual screen with Z3D or even G3D. Unreal engine 3 games work great with VorpX.
I’m basically addicted to using my headset and I can’t imagine playing games on a flat monitor.
Reshade has a 3D shader called SuperDepth3D which is able to render 3D in Unreal Engine 4 games by getting the depth map information. Just amke sure to run the game in fullscreen
https://reshade.me/forum/shader-presentation/2128-3d-depth-map-based-stereoscopic-shader
Yes i do, but disabling SLI is always a last resort for me.. I’ll try it but will be dissapointed if it is the culprit
Only experimental? This looks pretty damn good, and runs pretty well on my fairly substantial setup, Geometry 3D is without a doubt still the best 3D conversion out there. I’ve always found it concerning how much raising the FOV higher takes its toll on the performance, you wouldn’t think just widening the camera angle loses you frames but it does, think it’s just much easier to stick to Virtual Cinema for now, keep the default FOV and retain a solid frame rate, i have everything set to high in game and geometry 3D @ 1920 x 1080, and the frame rate only ever drops horribly when entering a planets atmosphere. This is great, you need to make more profiles!