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Doesn’t ‘edgepeek’ work in that game? Usually pressing the middle mouse button will zoom out so that you can access menus ans such.
weird, thanks. it’s some odd rendering issue. the character models teeth and eyes are also being displayed what appears to be about a foot in front of their faces… More troubleshooting I guess :)
And since I have your attention, I’ve been searching the forums, but I can’t seem to find any info on why Half Life 2 seems to have messed up textures when I play with Vorpx?
I’ve searched through 20 pages of threads looking for a Half Life 2 thread but haven’t found it yet, so was just wondering if there’s a quick fix for the floor texture just turning black or white, and the walls disappearing so that I can see the city, etc….
I’ll keep searching the forums, but is this a common problem?
Doesn’t Bioshock Infinite crash in every cutscene now?
I just started playing Infinite with Vorpx DirectVR, and the game seemed to stall when I got to the bit where you’re supposed to throw the baseball. I had to disable vorpx and play through that bit normally, and then started up with Vorpx at the next autosave point.
My only issue now is that the game is constantly crashing during gameplay. I’m currently in the gun fight just after the baseball throwing bit, and the game is crashing at different points during the battle… Not sure if it’s Vorpx causing the crashes, planning to try playing through this bit without vorpx today to see if it still crashes…
Anyone else having issues with random crashes during hectic fights while using vorpx?
And I actually like aiming with my face, I’ve been making headshots like a pro, so hopefully this will make the battles go faster and I can concentrate on enjoying the story and environment ;)
I know you can disable VorPX in the taskbar, but I’m just wondering why VorPX is even trying to hook up when I launch Rift games from the Rift Home menu?
Doesn’t Vorpx only watch for games that it has .exe files listed for?
I just wanted to post a THANK YOU! Whatevr this DirectVR voodoo is doing, I like it! Skyrim is nearly perfect in VR now. I spent a long time yesterday just wandering around aimlessly, getting ambushed and having unexpected encounters, and marvelling that I finally feel like I’m present in the game world!
The only thing missing is decoupled weapon movement which I assume isn’t possible. I just hope Bethesda is paying attention and gives us proper locomotion in their version of VR games, because this along with free weapon handling (like in the Doom 3 VR mod) would make this just unbelievable!
Oh, and I need a faster video card… where are those 1080Ti cards anyway?!?!?!
increase or change resolution in desktop or in vorpx??
Change the resolution in the game, either in the game’s settings, or by editing the associated .ini file.
Thanks for the tip on using Nvidia AA, I’ll give that a try. I ended up turning off the in game AA Skyrim/fallout as they just make the image look more blurry in VR… Although trees and fences suffer without the AA, it’s still better overall.
hopefully the nvidia forced AA will be the solution!
any setting I can change so when i move my head my gun stays in the same position,i have enabled head tracking on the main page of vorpx but when i move my head in game the gun moves too and I aim with my head
I don’t think that decoupled aim/movement will be possible?
Skyrim SE???
Not sure if you set it already but if not try it with 1920×1440 resolution set manually in Skyrim.prefs and set the Fov 110 110 in game using the console.This was the main reason to buy it and works really good.
I have adjusted the size of everything a little 😛
Also, do you see any performance loss while playing more than…let´s say an hour?
I’m also impressed with the head tracking with the new DirectVR implementation. My only problem is that the FOV scan always fails, and when I try to set a FOV of 110 in the console the view initially changes, but when I close the console the FOV goes back to what it was before…
So far it’s a huge improvement though, this, FAllout 4 and Bioshock Infinite are a joy to play in VR now. Just not sure why I can’t get the original Bioshock Remastered edition working…
I got the same problem…you need to use the webinstaller.
That worked, thanks!
Well at least it’s not just me!
I also noticed that i’m getting a Chrome error dialogue box popping up after the download completes and the update is trying to install?
Was hoping to check out the fixes for the windows 10 anniversary choppy performance issues…
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I just tried again and after the download completes I get a Vorpx window saying “Closing Applications” followed by “Rolling Back Changes”. Then the window closes. If I look in the system tray i see the vorpx icon, but then it just disappears.
Trying to run Vorpx again just starts the update download process again…
This is related to the Windows 10 Anniversary update. Will work again with the next vorpX version.
Direct Head Tracking will also be enhanced a lot with the next update in various other ways. It’s now called Direct VR and depending on the game can also handle FOV and positional tracking. FO4 will be one of the games with full support for all three.
Great news! I had noticed some odd behaviour after updating to Windows 10 Anniversary, but didn’t know that the update was the casue of the problems. Looking forward to the update!
It’s because with vorpx running, the controller is emulating the keyboard, and autorun is not enabled by default. Just hit whatever key you have mapped to autorun, I think it’s caps lock.
Figured it was something simple, thanks!
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