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ok, yes default positional tracking works great in that game, didnt notice any graphical glitches, very fun game to play and with motion controlers, maybe i should wait for gesture system tho ahah.
i’m having lot of fun with this game and vorpx, thanks Ralf.
however i noticed an issue with directVR positional tracking, if i disable positional tracking, guess what ? it still works and actually works.but if i enable it, it doesnt work at all and directvr fails all the time positional tracking.
something is not right dont you think ?it’s not the only game for which i noticed this “bug”.
thanks for your return and help guys.
i fixed my issue using another software which works flawlessly.so, i used cyberpunk2077 profile first, with dx12, zadaptive only and without g3d. I didn’t like colors and have had significant frame drops multiple times. Then I used the Observer profile, with dx11 (you have to add the start command -d11 in the steam options or create a shortcut to the executable, modify it and always add -dx11. Also in this case, despite having the g3d, you don’t have 3d effect and creates problems with dlls but in zadaptive it works much better than dx12 and has better colors. pity you can’t change the fov of the game and hands
you can change fov game using https://www.flawlesswidescreen.org/ or even unreal unlock engine tool maybe.
the games use ue4, try -dx11 if it’s dx12 title.
if it’s Dx11 title, then there are plenty of ue4 profiles you can try.but performance is atrocious even with a 5900x and rtx 3090. vorpx is not to blame but wow for the crappy performance it has, with its single core usage only, well it’s not using modern hardware at all.
What could cause the game to hook on some systems, and not on others?
try creating your own profile using red redemption 2 official profile, let vorpx install hook helper, then i see no reason why it would not work, unless you didnt disable EAC.