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Just loaded up cyberpunk 2077 on my RTX 2060 (low-midrange) and was surprised at how well it ran on lounge mode with a black background w/ vorpx using Samsung odyssey. Even with raytracing it was playable for me (although in crowded downtown driving it does struggle a bit). THANK YOU SOOOOOOO MUCH for continuing to support VR with VORPX as you have made so many games that much better to play. I LOVE 3D and since nvidia stopped supporting it, this is the only way to experience my games in 3d but now on a massive virtual screen.
And User 77, I agree RDR2 with vorpx (3D on)…going on horseback into Saint Denis seeing gas lights at night with fog is amazing! I would stop doing the mission and just wander around admiring the atmosphere, I cannot wait for the next gen games to arrive and up the quality of titles even more now that ps5 is out (seems quality follows console capabilities)…and once 3080/3090s get back in stock I think I might have to upgrade my graphics card to improve the experience further.Once again, thanks for all your hard work Ralf! We appreciate it
Glad to hear it. I was irritated and having the same problem as you about a year ago. Until I killed all the antivirus programs.
The white room with the grid is the purgatory/loadscreen from steam VR.
EnjoySince it is asking if you want to make exception, likely the a antivirus program is still running in the background and blocking the”hook” into the game as it’s invasive to the target program and is interpreted as malicious code. Maybe try turning your antivirus off, then using taskmanager find all entries that are related to your antivirus and end them, then try again. I tried to add exception to my antivirus but that didn’t work, so I had to stop my antivirus entirely before starting vorpx, then, no issues.
I usually turn off my antivirus (will prevent hooking of programs), then start vorpx, MR, then steam, followed by steam VR.
Hope that helps!Likely you need to download “windows mixed reality for VR” on steam. Search for it in the steam store. Then all should be good.
Well, although the Witcher 3 virtual theater crashes after a few with the Samsung odyssey, I want to send praise out to Ralf for creating this software. I have been playing Portal 2 with the new auto VR setting detection system and other than a little flicker of the larger than usual portal gun, it plays flawlessly and is an awesome experience in full VR with the Xbox controller and some room scale movement.
Thanks for allowing me to play one of the best games ever made in this way!Thank you, yes this made a difference. I’m able to load witcher in 3d virtual theater. Froze after 10 min but it was noticable difference in quality from the first gen VR screens. Now to get it a bit more stable…
Again thanks for the reply as I gave up, thinking it would be an update further down the road.
Game on!
… And thanks Ralf for all the hard work getting this to work with all these games that were not designed for this!Has anyone got this too work? I have the Samsung mixed reality headset. I have not been able to get the virtual theater to work in either steam VR itself or VORPX (the superior virtual gaming theater). I waited until the consumer version of steam VR/mixed reality software release but still no go.
If anyone had got this too work then I will try to uninstall and reinstall everything to get things working but if no one has yet, it’ll save me the multiple prolonged failed attempts.
I also have the Oculus Rift and the vive and both work flawlessly (thanks for the hard work), but I would like to virtual game (witcher 3 (in 3d)/rtcw new Colossus) with the higher resolution.
Thanks for any info.