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Hi Jeff,
you should have received your key in the meantime. if not, please let me know, and I will check that.
Some of the older COD titles use OpenGL instead of DirectX AFAIK, which isn’t supported by vorpX currently. I’m not sure when they switched to DirectX, but that might be the issue here.
Hi kosmo,
Instaead of disabling head tracking completely, set the Head Tracking Sensitivity to 0.0. This way you can disable the tracking, but EdgePeek stays functional.
Scaling the scene can be achieved by raising the Eye Separation in vorpX (main page of the in-game menu). BF4 only only supports Z-Buffer 3D currently, so the effect is somewhat limited though.
Another thing that affects the perceived scale is the field of view set in a game. Please make sure to set it to something like 95-100 in the game options. Unfortunately this works only in multiplayer, in the campaign this value is ignored. The reason for this is only known to DICE…
Which game(s) did you try? I need to know this to help trouble shooting.
This crash should only affect 64bit executables. Support for 64bit games is still a bit experimental.
This shouldn’t be a problem though, almost all games also have 32bit .EXEs, so one general thing you should try is using the 32bit version of the game. If you don’t know how to do this for a specific game, please let me know.
Another thing to try is temporarily disabling your virus scanner, and see whther that helps.
Also please take a look at the general trouble shooting guide above.
Hope that helps.
Hi,
Sorry for the inconvenience.
You should have received a new download link in the meantime. If you didn’t receive it or continue to have problems, please contact support |at| vorpx com.
AFAIK you can use the ENB Injector version with vorpX. You can download it from the ENB mod website. This wasn’t tested here, but supposedly it works.
To enhance the image quality you have various options in vorpX: One is to set the game resolution higher than the Rift’s default 1280×800, which forces the Rift to downsample the output, creating a generally better looking image. Whether, and if, how good this works depends on your graphics driver and settings though.
vorpX also has various image quality related options on the display tab of the in-game menu. Try enabling ‘Fix Chromatic Aberration’ or ‘Shader Antialising’. Using both together is usually overkill and might cost you a few FPS, so try the one you like better.
Hope that helps.
Update: Using the -32 switch isn’t needed anymore. The 64bit version works fine with the latest vorpX version.
I recently checked the title since it looked like a good fit for the Rift. Unfortunately it seems to use OpenGL to display the graphics, which isn’t supported by vorpX currently.
If something doesn’t work, setting the display config to clone mode is always one of the things you should try, not only for BF4. The safest method to do this is setting clone mode in Windows and ‘Use System Settings’ in vorpX.
Profiles for a few more X3 versions have been added recently. This games for some reason has so many different .EXEs for its various versions/add-ons etc. that it’s not an easy task to catch them all, but we’re getting there. :)
Hi Soulking,
In World of Warcraft you have to press the right mouse button to look around. We might add an option to do this automatically, but due to some unwanted side effects it isn’t decided yet whether this will really be done.
Hi Cron,
vorpX is devoloped constantly. If you bought it roughly a month ago, it might even be that you don’t have the current version installed. Normally updates are installed automatically, but if the auto update fails for you, you can always use your original installer to install the latest version. The next update is due in a few days, probably before Christmas, version 1.0 will be reached around the time the consumer Rift is available.
There seems to be an issue with Portal 2 that apparently affects about 10% of all machines. Unfortunately we cannot reproduce this issue here so far, but since Portal 2 is quite popular this is under constant investigation.
In case you haven’t done so before, please check the steps mentioned in the trouble shooting guide above, maybe it contains something useful for your problems. Refunds are not possible after a month of usage, I hope that’s understandable. Also please keep in mind that there are no guarantees regarding unsupported games.
Hope that helps.
There shouldn’t be a d3d9.dll present in your Fallout 3 directory (or any game directory) with the fresh install. That is a system .dll, it absolutely does not belong in a game directory. I’m 100% sure that Fallout 3 does not install that .dll in its game directory.
vorpX hooks into this system dll, that is why it cannot run with the dll present in the game directory. If the game only starts with the dll present, there has to something wrong. Did you try to reinstall DirectX? Sounds like there is something seriously wrong with DirectX on your system if you need to manually copy d3d dlls.