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@ dellrifter: It’s not impossible, but it has an unwanted side effect (distortion) since your eyes don’t look at the center of the rendered image anymore when you do this. The first vorpX release for CV1 actually did that and it was thrown out immediately after I realized where the weird distortion on CV1 with this version came from.
As said above, the right thing to do is using image zoom, which keeps the center at the center.
That shouldn’t actually happen. I’ll check whether there maybe has been an update to the game. Game updates can sometimes invalidate effect fixes.
Other than that please always try a fresh modless install in case of issues, due to the sheer number of mods it’s impossible to guarantee mod compatibility.
There have been a handful of similar reports regarding vorpX settings not saving correctly. Since the way this is done has changed significantly recently to a database driven system, there might be a load/save issue that affects certain configurations. Might have to do with unusual or for some reason malformed user directory paths.
Could you please start a few games, then create a trouble shooting data archive in the config app and send that to support |at| vorpx com. That would allow me to check whether settings can be loaded correctly in the first place.
Could you please describe the shadow issues you are experiencing in Z-Normal mode?
The Z-Buffer 3D mode doesn’t do anything that would influence the appearence of shadows in any way. Shadow mismatch is something that can happen with Geometry 3D, but not with Z3D.
Your explanation makes sense. The vertical FOV is slightly asymmetric on both the Rift and and the Vive.
Addressing that by moving down the image is not the right thing to do, but you can address it yourself by changing the ImageZoom in the vorpX config app to 1.0 to fill the whole vertical FOV. Be aware that this will also require choosing a higher FOV in the games you want to play.
vorpX will only work in direct mode, not when the Vive is configured as second display. You can set it to use direct mode in the SteamVR options.
Official stance on this is that you do it on your risk.
vorpX has been used by many to play multiplayer games and mmorpgs over the years without problems. But since this is no guarantee for the future you have to decide yourself what to make of this information.
If you happen to own the GOG versions of the games, you can try to create a vorpX desktop shortcut (right click the tray icon, choose the according option). These shortcuts may hook more reliably in some cases than the auto detection.
This only works for games that are started directly though (like games from GOG). For most Steam games this method will not work.
Did the DayZ makers finally do their big graphics engine update that was announced over a year ago? If so, I might take another look at it.
That may be caused by a file being in use that is supposed to be updated. Please first try to restart PC, which might solve a file issue. If that does not help, try a fresh install using your web installer.
Ah, okay. Not much to it.
1. Select the profile you want to copy on the locale profiles page of the config app.
2. Click the button labeled “Create new profile based in this one”
3. Type in a name for the new profile in the dialog that now opens.
4. Apply the game’s main .exe to the copied profile.If you successfully created a profile, don’t forget to share it on the cloud, so others can use it too!
For all S.T.A.L.K.E.R games please make sure to select the DX9 renderer in the game’s options menu.
vorpX generally tries to hook into all DX9-11 games. So even unsupported ones often work to a degree. Usually unsupported games have most VR related features available, but no Stereo 3D.
You can also copy existing profiles in the config app and apply other programs to these copies. No guarantee that this will work, but it’s worth a shot for games that are based on the same graphics engine.
No plans for Prepar 3D support currently, sorry. Nothing is set in stone, but currently this is not on the roadmap.