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Not sure about the mouse issue, that definitely didn’t happen when the profile was done back then. There is a cursor toggle keyboard shortcut that *might* help, can’t recall currently what the default is, but you can check under ‘ingame key bindings’ in the config app. Also switching between fullscreen/windowed is worth a shot in such a case.
Aiming is usually bound to mouse movement with vorpX. There are some exceptions from this rule, most notably Cyberpunk that comes with free VR controller aiming in the latest vorpX 24.1, but those really are exceptions.
As far as visual glitches are concerned, try to tinker with (turn off) graphics settings. The profile is supposed to adjust settings automatically, but who knows. Stuff like motion blur or some antialiasing methods are typical candidates for potential glitches.
That shouldn’t be necessary since PSVR2 works with SteamVR. You should be able to use vorpX with the headset type set to SteamVR on the ‘General’ page in the config app.
Since that might be somewhat confusing: you can also play non-Steam games with SteamVR. Steam needs to be installed for SteamVR to work, but you can play any game with SteamVR.
If the D3D11 Legacy option had been removed, you’re out of luck for the time being. At least as far as Geometry 3D is concerned. The other D3D11 renderer doesn’t play nice with vorpX. I’ll take a look at it for the next vorpX update, but no promises.
Sounds suspiciously like one of those antivirus programs that chose to be more of an annoyance than helpful. If you happen to use anything else than Windows Defender, make sure to exclude the vorpX program folder. Even better: get rid of the invasive third party AV altogether. For all normal intents and purposes Defender is more than enough since a decade. Windows Defender will kick in automatically when removing third party AV.
Good to know. I’ll take a look at it. I’m currently in the middle of the yearly nothing-but-fixing-and-optimizing-for-a-month-festivities anyway. ;)
vorpX supports the SteamVR VR runtime, so it works with everything that can handle SteamVR.
Steam has to be installed for SteamVR, but you can use it with games that aren’t on Steam just fine.
You have to run games at higher resolutions for a crisper image.
Check the post below for instructions about adding resolutions to your PC higher than your monitor can display.
The same instructions plus a lot of other extremely useful hints can be found in the vorpX help, which you can access directly from the config app or the ‘vorpX Help’ desktop shortcut.
On a sidenote:
The 24.1.0 cutting edge build linked on the frontpage comes with a new virtual monitor that already has the most important resolutions predefined. Best used together with the vorpX desktop viewer.
IIRC the gamepad works half-natively, i.e. only the right stick rotation had to be overwritten to make mouse emulation heat tracking work. Tremendous progress compared to older Bethesda games that weren’t capable of accepting input from a mouse and gamepad simultaneously at all.
The video in the post linked below explains how to set up gestures. Don’t forget to assign the mouse/key/button press that belongs to the according action, otherwise the gesures can’t do anything. Games like Halo or Dishonored should be good candidates.
The video shows everything you need to know to get going in a minute.
That sounds as if the Witcher version and the mod version do not match. Please double check that you really have the latest Witcher update installed.
Also make sure that you didn’t accidentally disable automatic profile updates in the config app.
If that still doesn’t help, uninstall the game, delete its folder and reinstall to be 100% there really is no other mod installed that might get in the way.
Last but not least (just mentioning it, not suggesting anything) make sure that you don’t accidentally use a non-legit version of the game. Should that have been the case, please make sure to never ask for support here again.
Please double and triple check for a typo in the mail address. If you can’t make it work, use the website contact form under Suppoert>Contact in the website mneu. I’ll make sure you get your key despite the ‘Don’t us this for key requests’ hint on the contact form page.
Please make sure to
a. update Witcher 3 to the latest version (currently 4.04, NOT 4.02)
b. Install vorpx 24.1.0 (linked on the front page)Sounds as if you tried to clean-up your Windows a little bit too much… :)
Install BOTH the x86 and x64 runtimes from the link below:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/windows/latest-supported-vc-redist?view=msvc-170