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I’m probably the wrong man to ask in regard to whether it’s unsettling or not since I’m practically immune to VR sickness – I can even play Descent with vorpX without getting sick – but for me it’s just an artistic visualization of whatever one might really experience when a space ship accelerates to light speed. You can always switch to EdgePeek mode though in cockpit view, which might sense anyway since there is no free look while flying.
I updated the above post with a preconfigured ini file that mainly raises the FOV above what is possible in the game. That addresses the remaining FOV issue and the bars around the image. Much better.
Make sure to follow all steps mentioned in the above post to apply the ini file. With a full blown profile the Game Optimizer could handle that, sorry for the manual steps involved. A Game Optimizer profile that automates this will be available with the next vorpX version.
That sounds really odd. I tried to recreate this when I first read about it, but couldn’t for the life of me. With settings that don’t allow a stutter free image there is no difference here with or without the menu open. So, I’m officially stumped here, sorry.
I’ll try again with different aspect ratios, but I can’t really imagine how that could cause such an issue.
Not sure whether that will help with your cursor key issue, but I did an experimental profile that should largely work out of the box. Not ideal, but full Geometry 3D. Make sure to read the hints in the linked post.
http://www.vorpx.com/forums/topic/no-mans-sky-support/#post-110244
I’m not sure yet whether there will be an official profile since the game has quite a few issues ranging from not so great performance to low FOV. It’s also an OpenGL game, which makes it quite a surprise that it works in 3D, Geometry 3D normally doesn’t for newer OpenGL versions.
Here is an experimental profile though. Simply drag and drop the file into the local profiles list in the vorpX config app.
Important Hints:
- The profile uses a low ImageZoom value to compensate for the FOV, 16:9 resolutions minimize bars caused by that (1680×1050 was used here).
- Set the FOV in the game’s graphics options to 100 (the max. value).
- Set all quality related options in the game to “Low” for better performance.
- Set the “Max FPS” option in the game’s graphics options to “Max”.
FOV still isn’t quite right this way. You can enhance it with the 3D FOV Enhancement in the vorpX menu. Be aware that this will cause various glitches though.
Might also be worth a try to disable 3D completely which runs a lot better.
Download: No Man’s Sky (experimental).vpp
Optional: FOV-adjustment for full immersion:
Below you find a preconfigured ini file that raises the FOV above what is possible in the game and sets the resolution to 1280×1024 to regain some performance lost by doing that. 16:9 resolutions like mentioned above aren’t required with a higher FOV.
- Browse to your [No Man’s Sky Folder]\Binaries\SETTINGS\” folder. For Steam the install folder usually is [Steam]\steamapps\common\No Man’s Sky, for GOG [GOG Game Folder]\No Man’s Sky
- Replace TKGRAPHICSSETTINGS.MXML with the one below. Make a backup first!
- Optionally write protect the file to prevent the game from resetting values.
- Raise the Image Zoom in the vorpX menu to match the higher FOV and reduce the bars around the image. ~0.6 slightly depending on your headset should be OK.
Download preconfigured ini: TKGRAPHICSSETTINGS.MXML
Hello, there is no purchase with the mail address you used to register here in the database of your eCommerce service MyCommerce unfortunately. Not even a failed one.
If you used another mail address for purchasing, please let me know it, so we can check your order status.
Apart from that: unless your credit card or PayPal account was charged shortly after the order, which you can verify by checking the account, you can safely assume that it didn’t succeed.
@ grflhuf : Please allow some time for an answer. Thanks for your patience. As far as I can tell you mailed on Thursday, it’s weekend now.
Since I’m at it, here’s the answer though: if I understand your mail correctly, vorpX worked fine for you and then suddenly stopped working. Since there were no changes to vorpX in the last days, it’s quite safe to assume that a change in your system caused the issue. In case of a suddenly occuring issue that wasn’t there before, the best cause of action generally is going back to a Windows system restore point from before the issue started to show using the Windows system restore functionality in the control panel. This makes it easy to get back to a working state and than isolate the issue causing incident from there.
Apart from that your process list shows BitDefender running, which is quite well known as a trouble maker, so that’s one you definitely might want to look into. It also might not really allow its users to fully disable it unless it is uninstalled.
You might have luck and it works with the monitors swapped, but there is no guarantee for that.
The desktop viewer doen’t handle multi monitor systems well currently, sorry. It’s on the list for some time, but there so many things with higher priority that I can’t say anything in regard to when that will be addressed. For now unplugging or dsiabling the second monitor is the only way to get the desktop viewer working on a two monitor system releiably.
Please allow some time for an answer. Thanks for your patience. As far as I can tell you mailed on Thursday, it’s weekend now.
Since I’m at it, here’s the answer though: if I understand your mail correctly, vorpX worked fine for you and then suddenly stopped working. Since there were no changes to vorpX in the last days, it’s quite safe to assume that a change in your system caused the issue. In case of a suddenly occuring issue that wasn’t there before, the best cause of action generally is going back to a Windows system restore point from before the issue started to show using the Windows system restore functionality in the control panel. This makes it easy to get back to a working state and than isolate the issue causing incident from there.
Apart from that your process list shows BitDefender running, which is quite well known as a trouble maker, so that’s one you definitely might want to look into. It also might not really allow its users to fully disable it unless it is uninstalled.
You don’t need to uninstall every program on your PC. Just programs that are actually running can have an effect. Look out especially for the groups of programs mentioned above: virus scanners, CPU/GPU utilities, video capture/streaming programs, chat programs that can show notifications in games and generally everything else that can display notifications in games.
The trouble shooting guide in the help has a few more details and also contains additonal suggestions.
If you can’t solve the issue, you can create a trouble shoot data archive in the config app, which among other things contains a list of running programs. Send this to support |at| vorpx com. No promises, but we will take a look at it to check whether you may have overlooked something.
Sill works here with the DLC. If you have the GOG version, you can try to create a vorpX desktop shortcut. To do that, simply choose “Create Desktop Shortcut” from the tray icon right click menu and then browse to witcher3.exe. These shortcuts generally hook more reliable, but unfortunately do not work with many Steam games. Still worth a try with Steam too.
If this happens to multiple games in a similar fashion, there probably is a conflict with some other software on your PC that also hooks into games. Most likely candidates are: virus scanners, CPU/GPU utilities, video capture/streaming programs, chat programs that can show notifications in games and generally everything else that can display notifications in games.
The best way to trouble shoot such an issue is to disable/uninstall every background program that would not run on a fresh Windows install. Additional information can be found in the trouble shooting guide in the vorpX help.
Translations will be looked into for future vorpX versions. I don’t have a date yet though for when that will happen, but it’s definitely planned.