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Ah, it worked for me too. I apologize for not being meticulous enough when shutting down the Nvidia tasks earlier.
Also, i’ve tried linking AAAAAAAaaaaaAAAAaaaaAAAAAAculus to vorpx using the shortcut method, still didn’t work (i tried creating shortcut for both the game’s .exe file and the directToOculus.exe file.)
I literally did everything in the trouble shooting guide step by step just now, but the problem still persists.
The problem is exactly like what blueicevirus described, and seemed to be the case in your description (If a game does not show two similar images side by side but instead is displayed like on a normal monitor).
I’d also like to add that not all games are having this issue. As far as i know:
The DK2 config demo works fine
The Truscany demo from Oculus Share works fine
The Miku Entertainment demo from Oculus Share works fine
The minecoaster demo from Oculus Share works fine
The AAAAAaaaaaaAAAAAaaaaaaaAAAAculus demo from Oculus Share IS HAVING THIS ISSUE, although it works fine under direct HMD mode. I’ve not tested this before i ran skyrim, so i’m not sure if it was having the problem before.The minecrift game from Oculus Share is HAVING THIS ISSUE, although it worked fine before i ran skyrim. Minecrift doesn’t have a direct HMD mode so i couldn’t conduct more tests on it.
The Ocean Rift game from Oculus Share works fine
These are games i’ve tested so far.
When i run the games, if i look through the lenses, the screen is miss- aligned. This means, if i close my left eye, i see only the right half of the screen. If i close my right eye, i see only the left half of the screen.
I believe that even if i take a screenshot you won’t be able to see the issue, since on the monitor it would just be one screen that’s not splitted in two halves. Only when i look through the lenses do i see the screen in two halves.
Hello.
I am running my games in 1920 x 1080 fullscreen, and also not using an oculus profile. I adjusted my IPD to 60 manually. Still, the images are shown side by side.//updated
I ran skyrim again, and found out that, to my surprise, it does not give me double vision.
However, after quitting skyrim, i still get double vision on the desktop, and the same with any other game.
Now that i think about it, skyrim did require me to calibrate by pressing space + shift.
I’m certain that skyrim must have changed some settings, but i don’t know which, or how to change it back.