It's definitely not the best if you're using a game that's not supported by DirectVR. That game is just amazing in 3D.ĮDIT: Here's a compatibility list to see which games are fully supported(Direct VR games have the best adjustments for VR)ĮDIT2: Seem to be getting some downvotes here. The most recent one being The Darkness II. There are glitches here and there but it opened up a lot of replay-ability for me for other games. (full 3D with minimal glitches, actually feels pretty close to a native VR if you use 1920x1440 resolution) If you're a fan of Fallout New Vegas, I think that is worth the price tag alone as it has full direct VR support. I was in the same position as you and just said fuck it and bought it. 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 I got an android app called iDisplay which basically turns my tablet into a second PC monitor, I looked into the rendering software people are using to play games in side-by-side stereoscope only to see two programs mentioned, TriDef and VorpX, but they are both paid software, so I was hoping for any kind of free or open-source alternative I could work with.Welcome to /r/Oculus, a place for Oculus fans to discuss VR. I've wanted a good, cheap 3D gaming method for a while, and though I'd love to get an Oculus Rift once the consumer model is out, I unfortunately, despite my best efforts, am unemployed, leaving me with no income and very little cash to spare. I started looking into the possibility of doing a little project turning my 8" android tablet into a 3D monitor so I could then build a custom 3D headset around it for my PC games. Free TriDef/VorpX Alternative (Stereo 3D)?
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