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Sasha,
Sorry for the late reply. My Immersive Cam mod came with the Enhanced Edition mod I’m running so the menu may look different than what you have available. If installed correctly you should be able to see sliders to adjust the camera around in the menu.
Forgot to mention that using Letter Box and zoom to compensate for FOV will usually result in black bars on the top and bottom. I prefer to run a lot of my games this way since I find it easy to ignore the bars and prefer the horizontal information and cleaner image. But I get that style is going to be a deal breaker for most. I suggest getting familiar with all the Vorpx settings and get creative to find a configuration that works for you. For example, you can try to use Immersive or Cinema Mode to wrap the entire screen around your entire front vision and then turn off head tracking. Then you can have 110 first person FOV without getting the spins. Just experiment and find what immerses you the most.
Just thought I’d drop my two cents for those wanting to run Witcher 3 in first person Full VR. I found the Immersive Cam mod to be a much better experience than the standard First Person mod. Simply position the camera in front of Geralt and make adjustments.
Main benefits of using this mod:
Unlike other first person mods, positioning the camera into a first person perspective with Immersive Cam decouples your head tracking from Geralt. This allows you to strafe, backpedal, and run without having the camera spinning out of your control.
Allows a lot of flexibility in setting camera positions to bounce between first and third person. I currently set the camera in a first person perspective to explore. I can then manually zoom out into 3rd person by using my Witcher Sense if I need to check my surroundings. Entering combat is also set to automatically take me into 3rd person. There is enough zoom provided with third person that I don’t feel the need to jump into the Vorpx menu to switch out of Full VR mode once in combat. It helps to keep the whole experience fluid. Can easily use edge peek for everything else (menus & cut scenes).
Allows FOV up to 75. While not as much as some mods I find to be enough when adjusting the Vorpx Letter Box/zoom.
Maybe not the most ideal but hopefully it helps. For a starting point, my current settings are below. Adjust to fit your set up and taste!
In Game:
Mouse Sensitivity = .55
Exploration Zoom = 6.90
Exploration Height = .75
FOV = 75Vorpx:
Full VR
Head Tracking = .55
Letter Box 2
Zoom = .83If anyone is still having issues getting the profile to hook try running it with alternative hooking. Worked for me when I was having hooking issues while using mods.
Firstly, BIG ups to Ralf and d0kt0r for bringing us this profile. Sounds like a lot of hours went into it. Both G3D and Z3D look really amazing.
d0kt0r, not sure if this helps in any way for DMC5 but I also got a similar fatal exit application when running this profile with RE2 stock settings. I was able to fix it by launching the game vanilla and turning graphic settings down then relaunching with vorpx.
dborosev, are you by chance running any mods in your game folder? When I first launched the new RE2 profile it worked perfectly. I wanted to try it in first person so I installed the mod which worked on its own and in the past with vorpx using the RE7 profile. Now it seems to be causing hooking issues with this profile. I was having the same error messages as you when trying to restore the profile but a factory reset worked. I got the profile working again by just replacing the game folder with a backup I had. Hopefully a game reinstall fixes the issue for you.
If anyone else got this profile to run in first person give a shout! But looks great as is.