Forum Replies Created
-
Posts
-
I tried setting up the game with superdepth3d, but even with msaa disabled, it doesn’t have a usable depth buffer. Maybe g3d is still possible, but I’d say it’s a long shot.
Actually, I don’t think the window pops up sometimes until a game is closing, so rather than not disappearing, it appears and then disappears on game close. Anyway, it’s just a minor annoyance.
The window does not always disappear after the first frame has been rendered. I’ve seen it still there on game shutdown numerous times. It’s minor, doesn’t affect anything, and closes after a second or two.
Hrm…, well I dug up a copy of the game and tried it with the Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-reckoning (Z3D) profile from the cloud and got z3d with it. Maybe you want to try that.
I was reading the latest patch notes and noticed that they “Removed the memory_pool_budgets.csv file. which was not connected with the final version of the game and had no influence on it”.
So, for you guys claiming that editing the file improved performance, it didn’t.
Unreal engine profiles (e.g. Conan Exiles) appear to do G3D if you crank the strength up to max. I’d look more into it if I actually planned on playing the game (not one to turn down a freebie).
You can use the Ori and the Blind Forest profile. It’ll need the hud fixed up a bit, but works well.
I just started up Far Cry 4 and the only issue I had was the “attaching to…” dialog popping up before the game had finished initializing. Ignoring it or selecting “do nothing” works, for me anyway – don’t have a G2/WMR setup.
My advice, to anyone not familiar with mod organizer and skse, is to not use them with vorpx. I do so because I had a heavily modded skyrim environment already built, long before I had even heard of vorpx.
At present I think I’m down to about 160 mods, and many of them are irrelevant because they don’t change the display, but the ones that do work very well with vorpx (even the one’s that add physics to the female skeletons).
Skyrim is the most-modded game in history – can’t imagine playing it without skse and mod organizer. I don’t like the .ini file redirection though, but it can be turned off easily enough. You can always delete skyrim.ini and skyrimprefs.ini and the game will recreate them with default values.
I’m not sure what you mean by a “Direct VR button”, but it sounds like you’re seeing the game in a virtual cinema mode. IIRC, the default profile settings for the game are fullvr with G3D reconstruction; maybe you should ensure that vorpx is actually hooking it, and if so do a factory reset on the profile.