Other games have taken me much less time to configure as I now know what I am doing. It was the first game I tried with VorpX. I will leave it at that.Īll said and done it took me about 2 hours messing with things before I was happy with it. I did all this by following this post.įor control's I am using xpadder and an xbox controler. I also equalized the mouse x and y movement speeds to match. Tweak it up and down a bit until things look the size they should, a little goes a long way. I have also set the FOV to 120, this is VERY important as it dictates scale. This helps a bit with aliasing if you rig can handle it, though i had to set up a custom resolution in windows.

I forget the exact numbers but i think its 2K-ish. For F4 I set the resolution to something much higher than the standard resolution. Those are all in the Vorpx menu, The pain is to configure things in the game. I like my mouse inverted so I then invert the X access for head tracking in VorpX so it then un-inverts my head movement but my mouse is still inverted. it should 'feel' correct, basically 180-ish degrees of moment.

Head tracking sensitivity I think I have at 0.68 I test this by turning my head all the way to the right and then moving it all the way to the left. I also turn the Image zoom down a bit I think. 6 if i recall, otherwise everything screams LOOK I'M 3-FUCKING-D!!!!!. I also turn down the 3D Separation a bit for Fallout I think I currently have it set to. If the game does not support 3D Reconstruction set to geometry its not worth playing there is almost zero 3D without it.

Vive alternative to vorpx 2018