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[Ogrescar]

I don’t know what’s up with the cutscenes, but reshade causes the same problem. Virtual Desktop does not, however. Probably something to do with the swapchain, but that’s just a guess. In any event, a different profile is not likely to solve the problem because vorpx will run it without a profile, but still chokes on the cutscenes.

[Ogrescar]

There’s no G3D with the Metro Exodus profile but it appears to work with z-normal/adaptive on very low settings. I really haven’t had the time to play with it to see if it’s stable or not.

The subnautica profile simply does not work on my PC. All modes, including disabled, appear exactly the same. It looks exactly the same as if I were running it in virtual desktop. Maybe there’s an issue with anti-aliasing or difference between amd/nvidia gpu’s, but there should be a distinct difference between reconstruction disabled and any other mode that’s working.

[Ogrescar]

I tried the Subnautica Rift Profile and it definitely does not do anything other than hose the cutscenes, at least on my PC. The slider obviously doesn’t work because it’s not being rendered in 3D.

I tried a number of profiles with similar results. I turned anti-aliasing off but that made no difference. I had some luck with the Metro Exodus profile, but again, no cutscenes.

[Ogrescar]

Tried it on Windows 10 but get an error that msvb50m.dll is missing. I could hunt down the dll somewhere but I haven’t ran any games yet where I really need this.

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