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Trinus PSVR then coverts the VorpX output to the PS4 headset. It shouldn't really matter that Coppercube only officially targets support for specific OcculusRift headsets - because Coppercube uses DirectX it should work with VorpX (DirectVR) driver. Anything else isn't officially supported (and probably won't work - I think someone on the forum got VR to work with some other set, but I can't remember) With CopperCube? It only targets the Oculus DK1 / DK2 developer headsets. Not quite the same as VR but still exciting and you can add a simple hotkey (such as the tab key) to switch between normal and 3D mode.
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Most games will work out of the box with just a few changes to FOV.Ī poor-man's alternative to full VR is to install reshade and use the VR shader - you can then either just cross your eyes or use a home-made sterographic viewer (google cardboard glasses) or simple red/cyan 3D glasses for $1. I link the Headset to my laptop using Trinus PSVR software for tracking (you can also use a webcam. I use aPS4 headset with vorpex software to convert standard 3D to VR. Main thing to consider is FOV (field of view) for the cameras. Pretty much any 3D game will successfully work as VR. Anyone managed to get a VR version tested on Rift, Quest, and some others? I think for any games made, the VR port is a big consideration to hit wider audiences today. Ambiera Forum > CopperCube > Help with CopperCube