If you use the mouse/keyboard, you may not need to worry about toggling the Gamepad override. Make sure Gamepad override is set to full before you scan. Run the Game Settings Optimizer for Skyrim.ģ.

Restore factory defaults for Skyrim profile.Ģ. I just got vorpX yesterday and spent all night getting the original Skyrim working and I’ve finally narrowed it down to these steps:ġ. Your head tracking symptoms are likely caused by settings you may have changed that should have been left alone. If you use the Special Edition of Skyrim, you should also consider the original version if possible, it probably will perform considerably better.īefore you continue, please make a full factory reset (config app/trouble shooting page). That first value (Game FPS) is the one to check in this regard.Ī list of shortcuts can be found in the config app, you also find some useful help documents there, for exampele the Performance Optimization guide may be of interest, it pretty much answers your questions in this regard. You can check the current frame rate with ALT+F. Your main goal should be to get at least 45fps for smooth game play. If your PC can handle it, you can use even higher resolutions for super sampling. 1920×1440 provides the same pixel densitiy as native apps. The default recommendation of 1280×1024 is a compromise between quality and performance. You can use any resolution you want with vorpX. But it’s alright, I want to learn since the potential is huge.ĭo you suggest to play Skyrim on low Settings? Maybe it will help a little bit with the fps. Overall the short experience resulted in a big headache and made me sick for an hour. It didn’t fix the issue even after I turned the “ht invert x- and y-axis”-setting off in the vorpx menu. Also the view was inverted (when I look left, the camera moves right). Is there a way to Change it in vorpx? I couldn’t find anything useful in this regard? Also the fps were not optimal at all, it wasn’t smooth but very ‘rough’ and laggy (is there a way to toggle the fps Display ingame?).īut the worst Thing was that my headtracking was dysfunctional (it only worked correctly when I was in peek (?, sorry, forgot the Name of it) mode after pushing the middle mouse button) –> I was not able to look around, e.g. After that the fov was changed but the Resolution was still (sorry for the phrasing) garbage. However: Ingame I hit “alt+l” to make vorpx scan my game.

The game loaded up in VR (to my surpise) without any Problems. Well, what I did first was to download Skyrim and to Change the graphic Settings to medium, then I started the vorpx Desktop Viewer and eventually Skyrim. … I am wondering whether I can find a tutorial anywhere (in form of a vid would be great) that describes how to start, what I have to do first to make a game play out smoothly etc.

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