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So, I just purchased Vorpx and I haven’t gotten it to work on any game yet. The DK1 works perfectly on all of the demos and Desktop Viewers I’ve tried but when I open anything with Vorpx it is extremely Blurry. So far I’ve only tried Skyrim and GTA V. It’s not just the game that is blurry, It’s the entire screen. The Vorpx menu (from pressing [delete]) is also very blurry and the virtual cinema environment is blurry too. Its almost like I’m seeing double and the images aren’t converging.
I’ve tried to change the IPD setting but it didn’t change anything. I’ve tried multiple versions of Oculus Runtime and nothing. Right now I’m updating my nvida drivers to see if that helps.
If anybody has some ideas I would greatly appreciate it.
Yes, Idiot your using the first POS oculus and of course the resolution is going to be blurry. It’s only like 640×480. My old nintendo looks better than that POS.
the reason is because they have a nice refund policy if u have not played a game over two hours they also have huge sales and demos like the walmart of video games cheapest around u will need to return many because u will find out vorpx does not work flawless or at all very well with many the vorpx cinema option is nice better than virtual desktop but in vr many games just look weird and uncomfortable except fallout new vegas that is really not bad but not as good as oculus rift supported either i love people because Jesus loves me
Jesus prophesied over 2000 years ago that vorpx would arrive, and his prophecy has been fulfilled. I love vorpx because Jesus loves me. Praise jehovah almighty!!!
I’m trying to figure out what is wrong with payday 2, when you switch on G3D you can only take it up to 0.05 in separation anything after that causes the colors to just become a garbled mess, mostly blue and red colors. Ralf is there anway to get the full version to work correctly? Demo works flawless. Maybe somewhere in the demo you could get the settings and copy them over into full version, i just don’t know where to look.
Using a 8:9 custom resolution is superior to DSR in multilple ways:
1. It does not involve additional downsampling
2. It can solve FOV issues in many games
3. It keeps the rendering overhead as low as possible, effectivly enhancing performance.Well, let’s let the public decide for themselves. Try my way and see what you think.