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Peter Jackson’s King Kong (G3D)
-Nice Geometry 3D
-My cloud-profile is using cinema mode because of FOV issues in Full-VR where you get motion sick too easy.
-No guarantee that the profile will work with any game-version availiable (buy and/or download) from the market.
Very strange. As far i know the engine supports OpenGL, may be it has something to do with that.
May be Ralf can give a short comment on what possibly causes this. In my eyes VorpoX shouldnt provide G3D without a profile.
Hello guys, has anyone of you made a Champions Online submission this morning ? If so, i would like to point out that vorpX does not support any 3D reconstruction by default, each game needs 3D enabled through a profile. I am pretty much shure that the 3D reconstruction page of vorpX did not say “Geoemetry”. I cant confirm that game, so please check again and report back. Tell us which profile you have used for the game to run in “Geometry Mode”.
Anyway Thanks for the new engine. I have added some games to the Cryptic Engine List.
007: Quantum of Solace (G3D)
-Nice 3D with balanced Sniper View
-Use FPS and FOV unlocker for more FPS and FOV
Notes: The tool didnt seem to improve FOV, so i decided to zoom out a little in Full VR Mode simply with the image size, this gives the game more FOV but you have a small black border left.
-download profile from the cloud
Dont know what youre complaining about, looking at your “logs” you have 93% percent of free resources.
This is not a game but something that will blow your mind. You can fly through Hyperspace with VorpX (wait for the wormholes !!) with these free Reallysklick Screesavers.
Hyperspace (G3D)
is one of the Screensavers that is in 3D.
-Download the free savers from the Link above
-unpack somewhere on your HD
-rightclick the saver you want to play to configure
-click .scr to start
-the associated cloud profile uses cinama mode so you can look around
-use FULL VR and Headtracking OFF if you want to play Guitar or dance or whatever while flying around.
-sometimes saver must be run twice to show on screen
-dont shut off too early, wait for the wormholes to show up!Other savers in that pack that look quite nice too are lattice and Microcosm but Hyperspace is something that not even the newest VR software people produce !
Screenshot 1 – Screenshot 2 – RJ’s Hyperspace Soundtrack
This is definately something for VR.The game is now FREE (V.1.2)
Aquadelic GT (G3D)
-first patch to V 1.2 if you only have 1.0
-Use Launcher
-Set anti aliasing = OFF
-Disable Shadows
-Dont use “Start New” in Game Menu !
-If image looks messed up use “DISABLE SHADERS” in LauncherNotes: Dont mess with ini settings of the game, the game would not restore them. Somehow the game is quite high resource eating, so you probably must turn almost anything like Bloom ect. (use launcher)
-Try the different camera modes, big fun !
-If you ever wanted to test your motion-sickness-resistance use first person camera
Thanks Ralf that you left the older opengl in the D2X-XL profile, please never change it. (It makes many older apps work like this one.)
Dont hestiate to report back if you are out of success.
Some errors can be caused by a software that has even been uninstalled .
For Example Kotor 2 broke “all over sudden”. From one day to another i could not run that game anymore. About 28 1/2 hours later and after doing some windows monitoring i found out that another game that i had installed/deinstalled in beetween left some Soundblaster/EAX dlls in my system folder. Kotor 2 on start looks for EAX/SB DLLs, but if there is no soundblaster card it crashes. No good programming, but other software (or leftovers) may act similar.
Hope i am not confusing now, best if you follow dellrifters suggestions first.
If i should do a guess, i would remove any USB device which you dont need for VR to run (the mouse too if possible) to see if it makes a difference.
(are you using an infrared or other remote/radio controlled keyboard/mouse ? )
Then i would enable/disable USB legacy if availiable in the BIOS for each USB port used seperately. I would also remove the logitech mousedriver and use the windows inbuilt one to see if it helps.I assume that windowed thing would require vorpx to scale down the image which is not a good idea because of additional resources that need to be used. I rather fiddle around abit until a game runs properly instead of a slower VR driver.
BTW i dont belive a monitor can break feeding it with a signal that it doesnt support, either it displays the image or it does not.The Matrix: Path of Neo (G3D)
– Geometry/Cinema Mode used in cloud-profile.
– Reduce 3D strength or finetune focal Offset if certain Objects appear too much out of deptch.
– Set Resolution to highest possible in MatrixConfig.ini, (example: resolution=6
– also set Quality=10.
Headtracking not beeing availiable/accessable ingame points strongly to an issue where your software doesnt provide the headtracking properly. With HTC Vive for example you only need to install steamvr, nothing else. The “driver” from HTC installes all kinds of crap on the pc. I am glad i found that out early enough. I would guess your glasses could work the same way. If anything else fails remove or disable the pimax software, make a fresh steamvr install and see what happens.I dont own the pimax so thats all i could guess.