VORPX VIRTUAL DESKTOP INSTALL
VORPX VIRTUAL DESKTOP TV

You can also save your own presets in the ReShade menu. You’ll need to make sure you tick the appropriate shaders to be turned on before loading one of those files though. You can also find users pre-configurations for particular games as well. Select Half SBS (first one) and voila, you can now play that game in glorious 3D on your headset. This will bring up the 3D options for Virtual Desktop. Now put your VR headset on, and using Virtual Desktop press the trigger button one of your VR controllers below the virtual desktop screen. Click Finish to finalise the tutorial (it won’t bother you next time it loads). You can tweak other settings in the bottom half of the Reshade screen to increase the 3D effect etc as well if you like. Turn this on and you’ll see the familiar side by side of a 3D projection. The main option that should be last in the list is Depth3D. The Depth3D cursor option is handy if you want to use your mouse as it will still work effectively in 3D mode. It will then show you the Depth3D option (two actually), based on your selection earlier. You can use your mouse to click through the tutorial. Press “Home” on the keyboard to enter the tutorial mode. What will happen is you’ll see Reshade appear in the top left corner as the game is loading prompting you to go through the tutorial. Load your game up with your VR headset on, and Virtual Desktop running. It will then apply that shader to your game – ready to go. Uncheck all of the others, then tick on Depth3D. For the purposes of this blog post, we’ll just focus on one for now – Depth3D. You do not want to tick all of these, and the recommendation is that you use as few as you need. Then it will show you all the shaders ticked. Downloading all the standard ReShade shaders. You’ll need an internet connection for this. It will then ask you to confirm downloading a bunch of preset shaders – click “Yes” to this. Selecting the game executable you want ReShade to be applied to

If you do select a Direct X option and ReShade doesn’t appear in game, go back and try another rendering option. Any game newer than about 2007 should support Direct x 10, but for older games you’ll want to select Direct x 9. ReShade will try and detect the appropriate renderer (Direct x 9, Direct x 10+ or OpenGL). Browse to the game folder and click on it. Load the application and this will ask you to select the game executable you want to tweak.

VORPX VIRTUAL DESKTOP INSTALL

Once downloaded, install ReShade and you’ll have a executable file you can run. This excellent shader application does mainly use the GPU for its processing power so allow for 15% approximately increased overhead on your GPU. There is minimal tweaking required, and you can easily uninstall ReShade for each game you apply it to. Setting up ReShade for a game just involves a few steps and you’ll be up and running in 3D and other impressive effects in no time.

VORPX VIRTUAL DESKTOP TV

Adding this 3D effect will work without a VR headset if you are still using some other form of 3D, or your monitor or TV supports native 3D. I was not disappointed with the results, and on the Quest with Virtual Desktop the results are extremely impressive. When I picked up my Oculus Quest, and using Virtual Desktop, the first thing I wanted to do with some of my classic 2D games was convert them to 3D. Virtual Desktop is the best for 180/360° vidéos and is working with everything.ReShade has been around for a while now, and with every new version (currently 4.30) it just amazes me how well it improves most 2D games by adding some great depth. I can't comment much right now about how 3D gaming is on Vorpx except than compatibility is limited but ergonomics are way more advanced than TriDef3D imo (things like zooming out to see the HUD etc.) You can also play somes games with a 3D effect in this cinema mode but not every game. It's not as disturbing but white subtitles still trigger the annoying 'i can see the lenses' effect, so it's way better without subtitles.

I tried with some Game of Throne and Interstellar. Vorpx virtual cinema is really better and clearer, NO DOUBT. Not enjoyable to watch anything with it imo. It's blurry on the edges and you get a lot of these disturbing lights triggering the annoying 'i can see the lenses' effect. I haven't liked Big screen and Virtual Desktop 'cinema modes'.

I tested Bigscreen Beta (yesterday), Virtual Desktop (last week) and Vorpx (yesterday)

Vorpx virtual desktop