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Dying Light, Assassins Creed Origins G3D please….
you know that dying light support VR ?
You must use revive.
open video.src using notepad, located in C:/Users/USER/Documents/DyingLight/out/settings
add this at the bottom OculusEnabled()
yes, you can use that user.cfg ingame, bring console up, and type exec user.cfg, that way you’ll be inside the game with vorpx already and you’ll be able to enjoy your tweaks, and dont forget to remove +exec user.Cfg in target field.
to be honest i didnt try kcd with vorpx yet, i also use a custom user.cfg, so not sure if your issue is your side or a general one.
the downside to this is that you will have to type exec user.cfg every time you start the game.
if i were you i’d wait april, nvidia is going to release new nvida gpu before summer, rumors say this april.
i know that gtx 1080 ti is an amazing card, but you also need a strong cpu and ram to get nice fps.
after this, it all depends of the game optimization, for example wow is optimized like shit, it runs on only one core and gpu doesnt help much in this game… so even with gtx 1080 ti you’ll get shitty fps.
and gtx 1080 ti is faster that 150% of gtx 970 (meaning 1.5 more power than gtx 970), it’s more like 2.5, even 3 times faster in gaming.
you can rename eso exe to something like eso1.exe and make a custom profile.
what antivirus do you use ? some antivirus dont like vorpx at all even when you exclude all vorpx files from analyze.
before i used bitdefender and i found out vorpx would not work at all with it, now i use avast and i have no problems and teso hooks just fine.
There is no way to get 3D without vorpX 18.1.0, which will be released Saturday. Some code additions were necessary for G3D with KCD.
woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooot nice !!!! thanks Ralf !
that’s great news !
thank you Ralf for looking into this soon :)
and thank you Baktus, i will try crysis 3 profile with kcd and see how it goes.
fps is atrocious playing wow in G3D and i have an i7 5820k at 4.5ghz, 12 gb ddr 4 at 3ghz, and a gtx 1080 !!!
htc didnt provide a price yet as you surely know already , but they said they “offer” an upgrade option for htc vive owners, if the price for that upgrade is fair, i wont be able to resist :D
i also heard dpi of htc vive is 400’ish while htc vive pro will be 600’ish resulting in a more clearer image even when not looking at the sweetspot, SDE should be reduced quiet a lot ?
and the wireless accessory (not available before Q3 2018) seems promising even if htc vive will support it also.
on a different note, higher resolution will ask more pc ressources so maybe better to wait for a true nextgen headset along with more powerful gpus/cpus.
anyway, thank you for the answer and advice :)