That said, I do sometimes seem to have subtle perspective matrix issues occasionally depending on the game (like turning my head causes some things to be drawn where the perspective seems. There's a slider that refers to 3D Strength, my belief is this is a "pretty-name" for how far apart should the translation matrices be when they're both rendered - the further apart they are, the stronger the 3D and thus the further or closer something may appear. In other words, it is directly manipulating the matrices the game uses to draw itself as pancake so that depth perception can be perceived. In other words, it latches the functions games use (Direct3D part of DirectX) for 3D, manipulates the camera's translation (game-dev terminology for position) matrix, twice (once for each eye) and has the game render both of those, and then it places them respectively into each eye display in your hmd. From my understanding of how it works, at least as far as the G3D driver mode is, and maybe Ralf (developer of VorpX) can chime in on this if he's reading this, is, it works by providing a proxy driver for 3D. Eventually, I learned through lots of reading and finding a post somewhere, that that wasn't the case and I can confirm from first-hand experience that, yes it DOES have a theatre type of mode in it, but that's not why it has the claim of 3D that it does. It's why I was so reluctant to buying it initially. Initially, I thought VorpX's claim to 3D was to just display it on a virtual screen in theatre mode as well. If the game you're trying to use is still looking pancake, it's likely due to a setting you (or for whatever reason VorpX itself) has set in the in-game VorpX overlay. No low effort submissions memes, gifs, image macros, etc.Read the FAQ before posting a question.This is a place for friendly VR discussion, so don’t start drama, attack, or bait other redditors.New Oculus owner? Thinking about buying one? Just have questions? Click here for the subreddit wiki! Rules of the Oculus Subreddit Welcome to /r/Oculus, a place for Oculus fans to discuss VR.
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