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Your order is marked as “failed” in the database of our payment service MyCommerce, hence they did not send you anything.
You almost certainly were not charged for this failed attempt. If against all odds you were charged (you can verify that in your PayPal account), please send me your PayPal receipt and I’ll clarify the matter.
Otherwise you can either try again or contact support |at| vorpx com for an alternative purchase method, which might work better for you.
Did you follow the instructions in the license dialog and sent us your request code? Unfortunately we did not receive an e-mail with the request code from you. This code is required to create your key.
If you already did send it, please contact support |at| vorpx com with an alternative e-mail address or use the contact fom in support menu above since in that case there seems to be an issue with receiving mails from your first address.
That is not something vorpX can do unfortunately. Such functionality has to be built into the game engine. In some games it might be possible to add it via a mod, but even those are quite rare.
The most likely cause of something like this is a conflict with your virus scanner or other “security” software. Please try to disable/uninstall it and see whether that helps.
If it does, exclude the vorpX program folder (usually C:\Program Files (x86)\Animation Labs\vorpX) from scanning. Most av scanners allow to exclude directories.
The Talos Principle was made incompatible with vorpX by patches so many times that it finally was taken from the supported games list a month ago or so. I’m surprised it’s actually doing anything, last time I tried it just crashed. Once they stop making huge changes to their graphics engine, it will be looked into again, but for now consider it non-working until further notice.
Can you provide detailed steps to reproduce the issue reliably every time? No dice in recreating it here so far.
vorpX needs the headset connected to the same graphics card that the game runs on. Whether that’s the primary or secondary card shouldn’t matter, but it has to be same since otherwise vorpX can’t get the rendered game to the headset.
Did you by any chance disable head head tracking inadvertantly? There corrently is a bug that can cause something like that if head tracking is disabled.
Might make sense to either do a factory reset (config app/trouble shoot page) or reinstall vorpX, which will also reset all settings.
You can activate vorpX on two PCs provided that both machines are yours. This is meant to cover desktop/laptop use cases. It cannot be used to share a license.
Is this happening with another stereo injector running or with normal programs? If it’s related to a second injector, it’s probably some weird double/triple/multi injection issue. Something like that is not meant to work in the first place, sorry.
Did you try the No Man’s Sky profile from here? That should work by simply importing it into the profile list in the config app.
Your issue sounds more like an injection conflict though, especially OpenGL games like NMS shouldn’t cause problems otherwise, since in contrast to D3D vorpX’s OpenGL injection is not time critical.
Please double and triple check for any potential programs that may also hook into games. Some virus scanners do not allow their users to fully disable them. If you use something like BitDefender, Webroot or Comodo for example, temporarily uninstalling might be worth a try.
Also check for video recording software (e.g. nVidia Shadowplay from Geforce Experience), any GPU/CPU utility and chat programs that can show notifications in games.
Ideally shut down everything that is not required. If that helps, you can easily find the offending program later.
If you can’t solve the problem, please create a trouble shoot data archive in the config app and send it to support |at| vorpx com. I can’t make promises, but I will look into the list of programs you have running and check whether you maybe overlooked something.
Please contact support |at| vorpx com in regard to this issue.
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Please send the request code to the e-mail address in the license dialog like the first time when you activated vorpX.
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I use a slightly higher resolution since I have a GTX1080 PC here, but apart from that I play it with the settings above.
Not everybody does, but if you like the game and don’t completely object retrofitted VR, you will like it with vorpX. If I may give a little general advice without being asked for it: this is meant to entertain, don’t over-analyze every little detail of things that are supposed to be fun – that’s just the best way of destroying exactly that fun before you can ever have it.