Forum Replies Created
-
AuthorPosts
-
RJK_Participant
RJK_ParticipantSometimes what you need to search for is d.3.d.8.d.l.l or d 3 d 9 . d l l instead of d3d9.dll. You probably need to search manually for it.
Also search through any other file of the game and replace the entries there as well (if the game doesnt run or you dont find the reference above).
RJK_ParticipantCastlevania: Lords of Shadow Ultimate
Vorpx does absolutely not hook into this Dx9 game, not even 2D. Seems to be a nice hack n slay game.
RJK_ParticipantIf your game is officially supported please ask in the support forum. I dont own this game, so i cant be any help unfortunately.
RJK_Participant@dellrifter
Thanks for the submission !
Any image that you upload can be viewed while holding the mouse above the camera icon next to a game. Furtheron clicking on the game guides to the next page where you for example (right click copy link) can use the link to the image for futher use. (example here).
RJK_ParticipantProfile update:
– Several Objects put properly in place.
Note:
Game looks very crisp on resolutions above 3000. Using a custom resolution requires monitor and games setting to be equal. ( Select monitor first, then game res. example: 3200×1800)
RJK_Participant
RJK_ParticipantMy mistake, i got mixed up with virtual desktop and Bigscreen.
I have nor idea if vorpx will work with virtual desktop. Maybe someone else can help you here.
RJK_ParticipantDont use Virtual Desktop. Use Oculus+Vorpx only.
I dont have an Oculus, may be someone can give a comment if Oculus requires SteamVR or not.
If it does, run Oculus+SteamVR+VorpX. Thats it.
RJK_ParticipantI just want turn my head without touching game control, but looking around.
If you want to turn your head in the game, you need headtracking like i discribed above. Delrifter probably understood you was asking for the size of the field that yor are straight looking at.
Please someone correct me if ia am totally wrong. Thats how i understood you.
Perhaps you give us some more information on what headset you are using and the game your were trying to play.
PS: I would advise reading this too .
RJK_ParticipantI am pretty much sure the guy wasnt asking about FOV. A 360 degree FIELD OF VIEW would not make sense at all and confuse the eye completely.
i wanna just look left\right WITHOUT touching mouselook by VR headset.
can you tell us exactly what you meant by that ?
RJK_ParticipantNot every game can be played in Full VR with headtracking. If youre playing a supported game, its profile will be always designed for a most comfortable way to play a game. Playing an unsupported game may result in what you are describing.
If you cant play an unsupported game in Full VR , switch over to Cinema Mode (hit “del” to enter the menu and choose a Cinema Mode on the main settings page ). Adjusting the size of the screen to the max will give you a good alternative for non FUll VR games.
Having a look into the vorpx cloud may help you finding a user created profile for a not supported game.
Note: Not every supported game can be played in Full VR Mode either, thats why some games a set to Cinema Mode on Default.
RJK_ParticipantHeadtracking support is a basic feature of vorpx, it sounds a bit like your playing a game in Full VR mode that profile isnt designed for this mode or your headset doesnt work right.
To see if one of the above is the case, switch over to Cinema Mode and move your head. If you cant move freely in front of the screen look at the headtracking page and make sure headtracking is enabled and sensitivity is somewhere above 10 or 20. If you cant move your head something should be wrong with your headset.
Note : Your headset must support headtracking otherwise the above will not help.
Enter the vorpx menu with “del”.
RJK_ParticipantIsnt Superdepth3D Z3D only ?
RJK_Participant
-
AuthorPosts
