It’s a quote from Red VS Blue.

This beanie, and the Caboose messenger bag, where some of the first things I ever bought on the internet. It must have been around late 2006 that I got them, as I remember using that Caboose bag everyday in school and weaning the Caboose beanie so much that it became an key part of my look for high school.

@@Kazick228 I have the messenger bag myself!

@@12secta81 I have the Caboose one somewhere at my moms house. But I have the black RT logo bag now covered in pins that I use from time to time.

I watched a lot of their shows but only on the RT web site.

vorpx has opentrack in it

Yeah vorpx is a fascinating tool but it basically exists to tax your hopes and dreams.

btw I spent 4 days to make it work

I have triple screen and the fov on it sucks. Like the sides of the screens are super distorted. I’ve tried some track ir in the past and it wasn’t for me. I don’t feel like dropping the money on the Tobii eye tracker for one game when everything else I play that it works with, also supports VR.

Use `opentracker` (free software spoofing TrackIR) and SteamVR (catches your VR headset movements). There's a video on that on yt.

You can use OpenTracker (free, spoofs Tra ck IR) and Ste am VR (it catches your headset movement). There's a video somewhere on this platform here (I can't mention brands because my comment gets auto deleted, lol).

I had track ir enabled and did not give 6dof. I could freely look left, right, up, and down. But I could not lean forward, up, back, left, or right.

On the SCVR Discord I was hearing different things. Some people where saying that it is stereoscopic. And those same people where saying it isn't. so IDK man.

@@Kazick228vorpx use 3 type of 3d render to force the game into vr: 3d geometry (basically real vr, it render a second image identical to the first one, adjusting the position for the second eye et voilà) but it super heavy, really super heavy; z-3d is an alternative and softer 3d reconstruction which use an algorithm to recreate the second image for the stereoscopic effect, it has a bit of distortion and artifacts but it's totally playable (still a bit heavy) and comparable to real stereoscopic, with just a but of artifacts in that elements that are a bit complicated to understand their real scale position, like hud screens edges or tiny crosshairs; the last one is just the older version of z-3d. the real issue is that star citizen will always smoother your head tracking, even with the smoothness set to 0. this will just make you sick cos things never stays in place and always bobbling around due to micro movements of your head that aren't registered by the game

I’ve been struggling to get it to work as advertised for a while now. From what I heard from the SCVR discord is that it’s more than just Vulkan implementation that’s needed. But a lot of work to get VR working.

They need a bit more than vulkan. The inner thought system needs a lot of refinement, not to mention a steady 90 fps at 1080p. Lit if animation transitions need work too.

@@Kazick228 before they implemented anti-cheat (which is kind of pointless on an alpha where they constantly wipe) you could use Vorpx to inject in with with full geometry 3d mode and it was fantastic and worked as expected. After anti cheat, it blocked injection so you can now only use desktop viewer, which has no 3d. Some people have tried using re-shade 3d to split the image, but anti-cheat I believe blocks the depth information so re-shade can't split the image into 3d. I remember hearing about one of the developers within the SC team who is keen to implement VR (as a hack for now) once Vulkan is implemented and was told he is able to as long as it doesn't interfere with his main work.

As i said in the video, I have been unable to get it to work after several days/weeks of trying.

No, and for a few reasons. Shortly after I made this one, my GoPro batteries took a shit, so it got a bit hard to record a video. Also I very much hate the editing process, doesn't help that GoPros make that harder. On top of that, I also sporadically upload videos that the idea of making a dedicated channel, like I talked about here, just wouldn't pan out. Hardware issue, too much work to edit the video, little motivation to keep making the videos meant that I'd rather just keep it all on my one messy channel. I've also since changed jobs and just not had the time or energy to make more videos.

Ive tried 2000x2000 and nothing. Vorpex is loading 3D, but for whatever reason, when I load SC, even when it hooks, its not rendering anything 3d.

Unfortunately I have been unable to get the Vorpx mod to work

can Praydogs uevr mod work has anybody tried

@@bluecapcap idk. From my understanding Praydogs only works with Unreal games. I might try it when I have some free time.

@@bluecapcap UEVR works for Unreal games. 'Star Citizen' is not Unreal.

@@Blah64 oh ok

If I’m going to go that route, then I’ll just use my triple screen set up. That sadly SC doesn’t support ether.

Yea, thats where I started. Even hes at a loss as to why its not working. Vorpx has been giving me nothing but issues. I am very tempted to just get my money back at this point.

@@Kazick228have you tried the reshade route? i have one of them old 3d TVs, i got simply amazing stereoscopic 3d with the reshade blusky3d depth shader.next step is im gonna use in conjunction with the vr

You can play with just the VR controllers. I just happen to have pedals set up as I used to do a lot of Sim Racing when I made this.