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There is no motion blur, unless you forgot to turn the game's own blur off. That's just judder you are experiencing, along with possible Spacewarp artifacts. Given UEVR has ferocious levels of performance overhead (Take about 40% off your max 2D framerate) this may in fact be your system is hitting a limit, despite the 4070. I have a 4080 and if you go watch my Stray video, with settings that are not so aggressive I hit 39 frames per second by parts in the city. The best recommendation I can make is turn off all forms of Spacewarp. If using Virtual Desktop, disable the Synchronous Spacewarp. If using Oculus, open the debug tool and disable PC ASW. If using SteamVR, enable advance options then disable Motion Smoothing. Spacewarp is garbage, it's not really motion "blurring", rather motion SMEARING. It's really bad for the eyes. Even with Spacewarp off, you'll still have Timewarp going a good job of smoothing out dropped frames anyways.

@Stereo3DPlays thanks for the reply! I always always always turn off motion blur no matter what game I play. I'm using Virtual Desktop and turned off the space warp stuff. I'm not familiar with UEVR and what all the sliders and such can do or what it does. Have you tried Sackboy??? Great game. However, the screen shakes all the time as if I'm playing in an earthquake. I cam only play it for about 20 mins before I have to turn it off because it gives me a headache. Any clue how to fix this? Doesn't matter if I'm play on Ultra or low. It does the same shaking.

What settings are you even using? That doesn't make sense. It should be looking better than this. Did you by any chance forget to remove the OpenVR FSR mod from your Fallout 4 when you upgraded GPU? (I made that mistake myself, the FSR mod does not work correctly over 100% resolution) This video was shot with quasi-default Airlink settings. I am now using Virtual Desktop over Ultra for 90Hz and High for 120. Looks twice as good as this and runs perfectly!

I know about the Stray VRC world, I watched Vedal and Anny hang out in there, I instantly recognized what the map was despite not seeing the name before they joined LOL! You kinda spoiled the opening for the next part of this series ;-)

For attaching cameras, I can attach to anything, but if you've seen me expand the full object trees in the Borderlands 3 part 2 video, you can probably get how long that would take... and the part that sucks is I don't think I can create multiple attachment points that I could easily toggle through. I would have to try them one at a time. (Silver lining: once I know the object's name, I can probably use the filter to find all the security cams in one scene) In a nutshell, yes, I think the camera can be attached to literally anything... In Akimbot I at some point accidentally attached it to the little assistant robot which is similar to the one in Stray (and as annoying as Craptrap)... that was uhm, a very bad, hardcore 9 seconds of VR LOL

Link on defalut settings? Yep that will rob you... it'll run smooth as butter but it'll also look like theres butter smeared on the screen 🤣

Watch this bit in my latest BL3 video th-cam.com/video/HqygP4GovVM/w-d-xo.html Do the same settings, but put your bitrate at 500 since the wire can take it (You can even try higher, but start at 500)

This game? Your 4070 could run two instances of Skyrim VR at 4K per eye and the GPU would still be bored 😂 (ok maybe not that extreme, but 4K per eye on one instance, piece of cake)

Btw the game isn't running at 1440, it's running at about twice that; i tagged this video 1440p because it's the first video I produce at 1440p. Games have gone well beyond that even when I had my GTX 1080.

If you're looking to run in VR specifically, RE7 is the best entry mostly because it already had elements created for VR before the mod came around, and it gives for excellent VR horror with a good amount of stressful action! For this video I was using an RTX 2080 Ti on a 9900K; you can get away with as little as a GTX 1080 depending on what your headset resolution requirement is (ie the older gen the headset, less need to crank the resolution) and of course, the OpenVR FSR mod is a must for a performance boost. You should check my setup guide from the main channel: th-cam.com/video/Ql5ggETipyM/w-d-xo.html

@@Stereo3DPlays ok thank you i didn t know if my 6650 xt could handle it i will also chekc out the setup <3

@@FreeEntertainerr You're about 10% ahead of a GTX 1080, so don't be too agressive with resolutions, keep settings low and most definitely use the OpenVR FSR mod. May I ask what headset you plan on using with this? If it's Quest 3 you may have to run below 1.0x resolution which will definitely call for the FSR mod even more.

@@Stereo3DPlays i tried re7 and re8 and both worked surprisingly well without deleting the api and medium - high settings on vr and without vr maxed in 2k. Didn t think it would be so optimized but i will keep playing those and enjoy. Btw i used a quest 3. Thank you gor everything!

@@FreeEntertainerr Oh that's an excellent start! Enjoy it!

This is only the third deathclaw I face in my 40-some hour playthrough. First one was the baby at the game start, then the one guarding the egg at the musem which I cheesed out, and finally this one; the first one I have to fight "fair game"... I was absolutely shitting myself and the hands tell the story 😂

I prefer Moze much more than the siren, so thank you for giving me the idea to check the mech! I'm probably going to revisit her soon, I need to clarify (to myself) how the left gun aim works.

If you can, please tell us your graphics card and graphics settings. Also, would you wanna play with others who are also using the vr mod some time?

How do I log in to Bear when playing for Mouz? he always appears somewhere to the side and walks by himself

@@RemenuRu You are using the purple skill tree. The purple skill tree turns him into a small companion.

@@extremelyboredtatsumaki.495 no, I have a big robot and I can't get into it, it walks next to me and shoots at enemies

Yep, same, I ended up having to use the keyboard to open the menu when using Quest 3 through SteamVR/VD. I tried with Airlink today and in that case I could open the game menu with the left system button, and holding the left system button opens inventory/map/etc.

@@Stereo3DPlays I appreciate your time 🥰

rip and thank you for the bottle caps o7

I don't know. You should give it a shot and if you do please pay this thread a visit to let us know how it went! It's been sensitive to any form of game updates, but i reckon the situation may be different with mods; hopeful it might work out!

@@Stereo3DPlays I tested adding the VR mod to larger standalone mods for portal but none worked. One was so different that it didn't even have any files to overwrite so it just booted like normal with the only changes being from launch potions. The other two just crashed as soon as I tried to start them up. It was worth a shot though, since I found that custom chambers on the workshop worked like a charm. Every one I tried worked great, even ones with custom assets. I didn't try many with new gameplay additions, but given that the portal gun works in VR, I imagine that most wouldn't alter things enough to be a problem(I'm looking at you, paint-gun). Anyways, that's a good enough compromise for me since the workshop is basically endless.

In what sense other than "Bethesda game" does any of this look janky? It's exactly the same jank as on desktop. What leads me to believe you might be having an mental episode of some sorts is this is a part where I experienced no issues, not even a comical Bugthesda glitch. Go to part 22 where Kellog randomly started becoming invisible and I'll start listening, but for now you might wanna push the keyboard away before you write silly things in public for everyone to see.

@@Stereo3DPlays Wow. Well you're clearly a petty douchebag who is probably a kid, but okay. It looks ten times more janky than desktop. It's not even close. I gave you a like but I'll be removing that because of your attitude. First off you just suck at the game. Second, the VR IS janky. Your arms are all over the place and it's pretty low tier. Also again, you just aren't good at the game and your accuracy is awful. Maybe that's why it looks so bad. Maybe don't be a piece of shit to people that watch and give you criticism.

@@skyhunter2816 Listen kid, first off your comments are getting auto deleted despite me turning off auto moderation. I didn't touch shit, your schizo rambles are literally tripping off the AI and getting your comments auto removed. I can only see your last one in my notifications. Second... ya might want to go for a walk, kid. You need some fresh air.

@@skyhunter2816 Also, you could've just said I suck at the game I would've pinned that shit faster than you can blink.

Turn the god awful TAA off. Other than that i don't know of any "blurry" issues with this game. It's as crisp looking with VD or Airlink, doesn't matter. I think you might need to tweak the Airlink settings and make sure you have at least 1.0x resolution before you jump to buying another wireless interface. Keep in mind Link/Airlink's default 1.0x setting is inexplicably actually 0.9x, so in the Quest Link app set it to 1.1x and you'll get better results without much of a performance hit.

And with the glowing sea vibes it's even more effective, creepy AF. I really enjoyed that area!

DO IT!! Hahahahaha!

More importantly what headset? Quest 2 or 3? I've got 1.2x resolution on an RTX 4080/9900K over Virtual Desktop, and I get hour-long 120Hz averages of over 118fps on Quest 3. I know the GPU's a beast and all, but there's no way this game can't hit 90Hz off a 3080 at a 1.0x resolution factor. If you're supersampling, just reduce the factor. If 1.0x is still causing issues, consider using the OpenVR FSR mod as that thing works wonders. (Only use that mod if you're at or below 1.0x... if you're above, just bring that number down) I made a video on that subject in an earlier part: th-cam.com/video/e6AmInQqcu4/w-d-xo.html PS: Just checked benchmarks and the 4080 is 55% faster than the 3080... so on a Quest 2/Index you'd be sailing smooth at 90Hz, but Quest 3 I can see it choke especially if you're above 1.0x, I would expect trouble.

@@Stereo3DPlays dude thanks so much for that massive reply! I'm on the quest 3 currently, with virtual desktop. I'll be trying out the psvr2 with it tomorrow once the steam app for adapter launches. I'm going to watch that fsr video. cheers for all the info!

@@tktk-ln9gw Ok, makes more sense not hitting a cozy 90 on Quest 3... but keep in mind I was able to do this on an RTX 2080 Ti which is at par with your GPU, so you definitely need to dial back a few things if you want to focus on 90Hz+ I am mega curious about how it goes on PSVR2! You'll probably have the same limits given the resolution is equivalent but I'm just wondering how well it works, so do come back and share how it went!

I presume you mean Clancy popping up in the muddy waters... for me I knew a jumpscare was coming, and i still screamed 🤣🤣

@@Stereo3DPlays Actually, Andre hahaha... aand Clancy pops out of water?! 😱 I've only reached just after watching the VHS. 😆 😂 It's creeepy, especially in VR!! I've never played any Resident Evil games on flat-screen.

Same for me, never touched an RE game on flat screen: I went through RE7 in VR initially with VorpX on the PC, then on PSVR, and finally with this beautiful mod... it may be one of the best intense-horror games I ever played. It's relentless.

@@Stereo3DPlays I'm so nervous to continue, but want to experience it for sure! 😆 I appreciate your videos and "how to" steps. Helped me out!

I don't know if I'll get to it: are you actually telling me there's a bloody MECH in this game?! See I didn't even know, I woulda started with it had I been aware!

DRG apparently has some jank, but the OW VR mod is indeed actual perfection. I both games, I can try them during the fall. I also want to try Visage with UEVR since that game's studio never delivered on their own promise of VR.

@@Stereo3DPlays Yeah. ^^ Moze’s action skill is called Iron Bear, a big ol’ mech. I recommend watching the Borderlands 3 character trailers, they each showcase what their backstory and action skill is.

Damnit now I *HAVE* to try it LOL

It has been done! th-cam.com/video/HqygP4GovVM/w-d-xo.html

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This literally took under 60 seconds to setup and it's not even a mod. REFramework also takes about 60 seconds to setup. I agree 60 seconds is really too much time to ask, that's almost as long as installing the game! Whew!

@@Stereo3DPlays I have no idea, they say Stray has performance problems. And we're talking about the flat version here. Or you have a very strong GPU, a lot of experience, or are happy with lower settings. You usually spend a long time playing around with the options if these criteria don't apply. The Discord channel of VR Mods is usually overflowing with setup help and tips.

@@G.Yam74 Yes always try to narrow down to the pinned messages in the Discords, I'll admit the information is straight up overwhelming. However normally if you consult a youtube guide like the ones on my main channel, you should be on your way as quickly as possible. We mess around with the options so you don't have to 😉

34:52 PS: Please refrain from spamming your question on all my videos. I do answer legit questions when I see them, no need to do that.

Damn straight! I could not have said it better! Have you tried the original Hellblade's VR version as well? That one is native VR, third person - about as good an implementation as UEVR... that game blew me away and I would have completely spoiled it had I played it on ancient, flat tech like a monitor. Some of those scenes are so POWERFUL with the stereoscopic visuals and full visual immersion!

@@Stereo3DPlays no, only played part 2 of Senuas Saga. Maybe I'll catch up on part 1 ;)

Portal 1 doesn't support VR. You can try VorpX with it but.... don't. Just play the sequel with this mod.

@@Stereo3DPlays ok I’ll try the nid

I just played the 2 on the channel, and I actually ran into a few issues that were not present in this 😂 damn right!

@@Stereo3DPlays ih sorry, i meant uevr better work with virtual desctop, try, it work more stable with VD

@@gomersimpson777ram OH! VD, yes it works well via OpenXR... I just had one real problem where if you're using H264+ it causes a brightness mismatch between the eyes, so one may have to forefit the fancy HDR codecs. Other than that it did work.

It's a clumsy adaptation, but in the end it plays very good and has everything one needs to enjoy it through and through. The movement, in VR, is wildly extreme... it's hard to describe the feeling of progressively getting "used" to jumping 50 feet in the air! An absolute blast! It'll work in the Quest 2, this uses Quest Link over PC so it works on all the Quests.

The biggest issue with the bullet scatter isn't a fair game scatter: I genuinely think the aim angle is wrong on the Quest through virtual Desktop. there was a consistent 1-to-5 degree offset to the right and it took a while to adapt. The scatter makes it hard to gauge but by a point in the video I finally could confirm it favors the right. I'll figure that one out; might need to run through Oculus/SteamVR to check. On the shields, and the guns... I'm caught in limbo where everything in my inventory is either garbage level or too high level, so the thing I have to do to get out of this situation is go do sidequests and get a better arsenal, shield and grenades included. Took me a while to realize but hey, it's been three years! (Also being level 15 in a level 18-20 area is pain... I'll get that taken care of with the sidequests too) Thanks for the advice! 8 years of VR is actually a lot, looks like you've been around since the advent of commercial VR... I'm a little late but welcome aboard! I myself started nearly 11 years ago when the Oculus DK1 opened sales to the public.

Oh one more thing: On the enemies respawning... it's even worse when you run for cover into an adjacent area, which unwittingly causes another group of enemies to spawn, but since you're still close enough to the original area, those enemies are still there, and the two groups start converging... tough times LOL

No, but I only just got to try it myself now.

Very much noted. Always wanted to try that one with some kinda VR.

@@Stereo3DPlays Do it. Mouse and keyboard.

Game purchased. The second Fallout 4 VR keeps dragging me back in by the scalp I'll give it a shot!

@@Stereo3DPlays Enjoy. The atmosphere is insane and really brought out in VR.

It has been done! th-cam.com/video/arjRxTBPvd8/w-d-xo.html There will be more, thank you!

It's so sad when the studio's native implementation looks like it was done by preschoolers with growth and development issues when compared to the community made injector version (ie BL2 vs BL3)

I've had all the quest models (except pro) and the q3 was really worthed it , the visuals are insane, don't expect 4k passthrough tho, it's really good for what it is right now

That became my obsession a few years back. Some youtuber showed The Forest in VR, long before that game's VR edition came out. Video had no explanation as to how the VR was working, didn't say if the 3D was working, etc... just pure cancer fodder. I promised myself I'd never become that content disease.

Well, at least in VR if the mechanics lose you the visuals would keep you going! LOL I'll admit at least a claw swipe would have been cool. Tell me those ticks wouldn't pop at the slightest contact with a sharp object 😁

Thanks! I don't have that many picks, but I'm glad to see the handful I'm checking out work this good. If only they could expand to UE3, the floodgates would break open!

Yeah during the first section with all the waterfalls and foliage we were treated to some good, solid powerpoint presentations. It's jarring to play this normally and not notice anything, then see this atrocious footage that totally doesn't represent what you actually experienced!

update: it worked! I was able to load into the next level finally! My height was different but I can probably fix that easily lol

Hell yeah! Took me a hot minute to find the fix, myself. It's a blessing because The Escape is a really good piece nobody wants to have to skip over!

If you're building a PC setup from scratch, you won't need to aim too high since today's hardware has gotten really powerful: I would say a 14th gen i5 with 16GB of RAM (not even the fancy memory) and an RTX 3060 will run Fallout 4 with some really good VR specs. For the VR itself, you'd likely want a Quest: It's got the entry level price tag with the capabilities of an enthusiast kit. You can use the wireless capability, provided you have a wifi router recent enough (I use my ISP's wifi router from 2019 which uses wifi 5 aka 802.11ac) with your PC *wired* to said router (you can't have the PC also using wifi). If you're not sure about your wifi, get a high speed USB-C cable on amazon (just search for "quest link wire" and you'll get tons of cheap knockoffs that work really well) Fallout 4 VR is my favorite room scale game. I hope you get your shot at it, too... It's a lot of fun and you can "exist" in the thing for hundreds of hours because it will sidetrack you all the time if you let it.

iRacing is really a great driving simulation and VR augments the hell out of it... it's not just fun it's a learning tool. I do highly suggest you get into some gaming, VR has a lot to show, just glance over this channel you'll see I am no short of content!