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@Ruchir Pretty sure you just want to use the standalone mod as it gives you a warning to turn VorpX off if it is on when you start with the mod installed.
As for bypassing the standalone mod Ralf said in a previous post “You can temporarily disable/enable the mod by moving vpxCP2077.asi from [CP2077]\bin\x64\plugins to your desktop and back.”
Small workaround for the map crashing that is working for me at the moment, when leaving map instead of going straight back to the game use the skip time function & skip time for an hour or two, doing that automatically goes back to game without crashing for me.
Just installed the updated mod for the latest version of CP2077 & now i can’t get proper VR working, it just goes into the big flat screen in front of my face, no head tracking either, pressing edgepeek button does nothing, using Oculus Rift S, anyone know how to get it working properly?
No i don’t have ray racing on, thanks for the suggestion though.
I’ll try what Ralf said & just change the camera or get on a motorbike or simply run.
Thank you for this mod, i’m having a blast, at first i was just playing it sort of like a normal FPS game but now i have the double jump & mantis blades & jumping about & slicing up some maelstrom never gets old, using some of the hacks like suicide or the grenade detonation when they are in a group is also fun, limbs flying everywhere in glorious VR.
One small problem i run into sometimes is when driving in a car it can become very bright outside to the point i can barley see anything through the windshield, other than that the mod is great.
Decided to try the resolution of the Vive (1440×1700) while using the Rift S & it works much better, pretty much no noticeable side bar parts when turning my head now making the experience feel even smoother.
If you can set the resolution to the individual eye resolution of your headset i would suggest doing that, it is the best way to play RDR2 that gives good quality visuals & good performance from my experience, i then use the resolution upscale slider & put it as high as i can without losing performance. Custom resolution i use for the Oculus Rift S is 1280×1440 or for the Vive Cosmos 1440×1700 (Rift S work better for me than the Vive).
Video if people want to see what it looks & plays like using Vorpx (with my system & settings obviously) : Red Dead Redemption 2 – VR
I just found my problem, was nothing to do with Vorpx, turns out it was my video player that was not playing the videos properly, working now that i updated it, sorry for the confusion folks.
Nope, just tried it in windowed mode trying to capture the oculus mirror but still only recording the sound with no video.
Yeah, i use obs without problem recording games or recording oculus mirror but when using Vorpx it does not allow me to record the video, only the sound shows up when i play back the recording, i’ll try with admin rights…nope, still no picture. Thanks though.