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Set the game to the default res (1920×1080) with the highest FOV it allows and and then use the vorpX ImageZoom (display page of the ingame menu) until the FOV feels right.
This is a general method which you can use to make almost any game playable that does not allow to set the FOV high enough. May introduce visible top/bottom bars if the game only allows a rather narrow FOV itself.
Advanced tip: depending on how a game creates its widescreen modes using a 4:3 res may eliminate/reduce these bars. So trying both a widescreen and 4:3 res is a good idea.
For the HUD you can use the EdgePeek function (middle mouse button) if a game does not support a scalable HUD.
I’m not 100% sure ATM, as said above the profile slipped in accidentally with a DK1 hotfix (while not being ready). You may have to adjust the rest of the FOV by using the vorpX ImageZoom until it feels right. The game should provide enough FOV itself so that the top/bottom bars caused by the zoom aren’t really visible/distracting.
Please make sure to send and e-mail to the address mentioned in the license dialog.
Do not use the contact form for sending key requests. This will definitely cause delays and in the worst case might even get overlooked completely.
You should have received an e-mail with a new link in the meantime. If it didn’t reach you, please let me know.
Did you check the FAQ above? Please send a mai with your new request code to support |at| vorpx com or to the registration mail address.
Your link has been resent. If it still doesn’t reach you this time, please double check your spam folder.
Not hooking: Please check for the “usual” things in the trouble shooting guide regarding conflicts with vorpX: virus scanner, GPU/CPU utilities, programs that can show notifications in games, Steam/Origin/Uplay overlay etc.
Also try running vorpX as admin (or not as admin if you currently do).
Settings path: The optimizer profile contains a wrong .ini path, sorry. Please adjust the FOV ingame for now or change the field of view manually in [Documents]\STAR WARS Battlefront\ProfileOptions_profile
Are you using graphics mods like SweetFX or “ENB” mods? Normally no d3d11.dll should be present in any game directory, this only is the case when you use mods like the ones above. The only directory with a d3d11.dll should be the Windows system directory.
Please remove these dll’s from your game folders. They do not belong there and since they also into games similarly to vorpX, vorpX may not work correctly while they are present. That’s what this warning message is about.
Since Skyrim is still a very popular game, I’m happy to look into this if something like this gets reported by anyone else.
Until then I can just say what I said above, sorry. Skyrim is very regularly checked here and also one of the most heavily used games for years. Despite being not reproducible here, there are also absolutely no reports of this issue thus far, which doesn’t make it impossible, but definitely highly unlikely that your problem is caused by vorpX.
Rainbow Six Siege is not officially supported (yet). The game is on the list, but unless a game is verified to work reliably and has a profile, you are basically on your own, sorry.
Maybe someone has a valuable hint nonetheless, but officially it’s hit or miss.
In general some Ubisoft games require Uplay to run in offline mode and/or the Uplay overlay to be turned off. So that may be worth a try.
You are using Chrome, I guess?
Since a few days Chrome for some reason apparently wrongly flags the complete download site of our e-Commerce provider MyCommerce (dl.mycommerce.com), which probably affects hundreds of perfectly fine downloads.
The vorpX download is totally safe. This is a Chrome problem.