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If there is no 32bit executable, you’re out of luck indeed. This is most likely the first 64bit only game ever.
DCS is not officially supported anyway yet, so even an older 32bit version might or might not work.
Eventually there will be a 64bit of vorpX, of course. But that might take while.
Hi Wally,
The EdgePeek key will be made mappable to another key in an future update.
HL2: Please check your monitor settings. You can try to force output to a specific monitor via the vorpX Configuration program.
The safest monitor configuration though is setting Windows to Clone Mode and Use System Settings in the vorpX Config.
I’m surprised that does anything good, and would generally advice against this. But if it helps…
No other general tricks regarding Steam so far. Is Outlast a DX9/DX10/DX11 title? If not, that might be the cause.
All three title you mention are currently not supprted officially, so they might or might not work.
Hi BadServo,
provided you are the same persion who has an e-mail address at badservo.com and whose initials are WRT, your key was sent to you two times already, on Oct/3 and Oct/4. Please check your spam folder. The Subject of the mails read “Re: Registration Details” and “Re: Registration Code Not Received After 50+ Hours”. We did not receive a bounce message or similar, so apperently both messages were delivered.
I’ve sent the message a third time (Subject: “Re: Registration Details (3rd Try)”). If it still doesn’t reach you, we will have to find another way to get you your key, Maybe you provide me with an alternative e-mail address. Please let me know, whether you found the message.
Thanks,
RalfIt works on 64bit Windows, of course. It’s even developed on 64bit Windows (what else in 2013)
The games have to be 32bit, and all games available today are 32bit. Only very few have an additional 64bit exe.
My guess is, you misunderstand that. It has nothing to do with your Windows version.
No you didn’t. That’s a new bug that must have been introduced shortly before release. Will be fixed.
Thanks for menu hint. That shouldn’t happen of course.
Feedback is welcome, of course! Just one request: It would be great if you could mention whenever you talk about unsupported games to avoid confusion.
@ tonka: Dead Island currently is unsupported, so it might or might not work. Not much else I can say unfortunately.
“Interesting” issue in ME3…
Both other games you mentioned are unsupported ATM, which should have been shown on startup. They might or might not work at all, or do all kinds of weird stuff. With these two you are completely on your own at this point in time.
The closer the ratio is to 1:1 the easier it is to correct the AR, Especially the ‘Smart’ option works better this way.
‘Smart’ tries do give you a correct AR in the center of the image, where you look at most of the time, at the expense of some top/bottom-distortion. That works reasonable well in 16:10, but a lot better with 5:4 modes.
Short Disclaimer: Judging from feedback during the closed beta not everyone will be able to get a 5:4 mode stretched to fullscreen on his Rift, you might be out of luck. If those modes look completely wrong on your Rift, stick to 16:10. But if it works, you should do it. Your best bet is to let the graphics card do the scaling. At least all newer nVidia can do this (search the nV Control Panel for this option).
The website will be update with a current list in the next few days.
vorpX tries to apply itself to every DX9/DX10/DX11 game you start, regardless whether there is a profile for it or not, in which case an “Unsupported”-message is shown on startup.
If a game doesn’t load vorpX at all, it might either be no DX9-DX11 title or fail for various other reasons. Try several times if nothing happens. That can help sometimes.
You can also create special shortcuts, which might work better with some games than the automatic mode: right click on vorpX’s tray icon and select ‘Create Desktop Shortcut’. Then browse to the program you want to create the shortcut for and select it.
That’s a restriction of Bethesda games: they disable mouse input when a gamepad is used.
vorpX can work around this though: set “Handle Gamepads Internally” to On to activate an internal gamepad to mouse/keyboard mapper (which should have been the default value). Then exit and restart Fallout 3. Afterwards you should be able play Fallout 3 with a gamepad and head tracking.
The gamepad mapper can be freely configured in vorpX’s gamepad menu.