I see a little bit of judder very occasionally. I'd say turn shadows down to low and AA off and you should see a massive improvement.įYI I am running an i7 7700K and a GTX 1080 and I am able to play with literally only the 2 changes mentioned in part 10 and I get a very very smooth experience. You've always wanted to really be there, you now are.Īdjust graphics settings to get everything smooth, and run through the other VorpX settings to get things to your liking. Now click OK & Save and restart the game. On that same page, change the Internal Resolution Upscale to max (2.0 - less if you are on a lower spec rig) You can adjust them on the next page of the VorpX menu - HUD scale, HUD horizontal scale. This is because VorpX has squashed them to fit into your field of view. Stand near an NPC and adjust it until they feel the right size. Press DEL and run through the in-game VorpX settings:įirst important setting is the Separation (VR Strength). FYI you have to do this every time you play. Don't do this during a movement-locked sequence (such as the entire execution scene at the very beginning) as you won't get head tracking. Start Skyrim and when you're actually in the game, press Alt-L to do the Direct VR setup. In the Configure VorpX > Game Settings Optimizer > Elder Scrolls V Skyrim, hit Optimize Settings (with everything ticked) Use the settings bellow: (Not my settings, cant remember where I got them, but they are great) Have tried most of the VR games, and many is great, but man if you haven't played skyrim with the new version of vorpx.
0 kommentar(er)
