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Are you using antivirus? If so, that tends to cause major problems with “hooking.” Depending on what antivirus you have, you may be able to provide an exception for VorpX.
@gilad10 That’s odd. I don’t know why it wouldn’t be in 3D for you. I just checked it out, and it looks incredibly well done. Are you sure its not in 3D? Make sure you’re using the profile “Dreamfall: The Longest Journey (G3D)” by rjkole. I’m sure that’s not your problem, but you never know.
I’m not aware that such would be a possibility, because 1) it wouldn’t work in VorpX the way I imagine this working, and 2) it wouldn’t work because HDMI protection on the PS4 probably would not allow that kind of passthrough. the remote play works awesome, and looks great, so I don’t know why I’d want an alternative approach. If you’re close enough to run an HDMI cable, you’re close enough to run a network cable. Sony has a standalone program for the PC to do the remote play; again, it works great.
Maybe I’m missing the point of your question, though. Sorry! =D@dellrifter22 np, thanks for making me double check. It would definitely be cool. But I noticed in the Engine Crosschecker that Dishonored 2 (which uses the IdTech 5 engine, same as New Order) has a profile. I don’t have Dishonored 2, and I know there are larger issues at play (such as the Open GL version, like you were talking about), do you know if Dishonored 2 is G3D?
@dellrifter22 Alright, I downloaded the game and checked it. There is some definite stereoscopic going on in G3D mode, but it has major issues and I doubt its full G3D.
If you’re just standing still checking out the scene, it looks pretty awesome (which is what I did earlier when I checked the profile). There is some differentiation being made between items and some layering, but it’s not perfect at all.
If you flip between off and G3D there is a slight change, but it’s not perceptible with most in-game elements.@lipplog yeah, there is a profile in the cloud for New Order. It’s G3D and all. It’s pretty good. Definitely worth checking out.
Cancel that on the mod. I thought it would work if you didn’t include the graphical improvements, but just stuck with the balancing, but somehow even without the graphical updates, reshade is included and that blocks VorpX. Just play the game without the mod. It’s still awesome! Lol.
Aliens Colonial Marines (just make sure you use this mod: https://www.moddb.com/mods/templargfxs-acm-overhaul)
Doom 3 or DOOM
Any of the Borderlands games
Warhammer: End Times – Vermintide
Oh, definitely the Metro Games! (2033 or Last Light)
Wolfenstein – The New Order
Those are the ones I can think of. Game on! Lol. =D
In VorpX Config under General Have you tried setting the Device selection to SteamVR? That seems to solve a lot of issues.
I don’t know about using the ps4 controller, but when you use the keyboard there is a “lean” key, where you can do what you’re talking about. Otherwise, don’t you need to be in Full VR mode in order to have head tracking work like that? Maybe I’m wrong.
So, FOV scales automatically with manual resolution setting in the ini file:
I changed the following lines and left everything else alone:
iSize H=2160
iSize W=3840
bFull Screen=1
bBorderless=0Launching the game again, the whole screen was in use, but I wasn’t sure if it was being used properly or if a 16:9 aspect ratio was merely being stretched to fill the desired resolution.
I don’t have Fallout 76, but I saw this article and thought of you guys.
https://www.pcgamer.com/fallout-76-supports-ultrawide-resolutions-with-a-simple-ini-tweak/Great, thanks. That worked perfectly. VorpX is so awesome. I noticed when I had the “room” mode on (with the lights and furniture, etc.), and I went between rooms in the game (where it would go black) that the ambient lights in the room dim. That’s so cool.
Anyway, thanks again. That’s just what I wanted.