Additionally to making games 3D it offers various features to tackle many of the issues that arise when playing games on the Rift that are not designed for it.

Game Support for DirectX 9, 10 and 11 vorpX supports more than 150 games officially in Stereo 3D, but many more DX9-DX11 titles will just work out of the box.

Super-fast Depth Buffer- and Geometry Stereo 3D Creation Depending on your personal preferences andor specific games you can switch on-the-fly between a super fast 3D method, that ensures 60fps in almost any game, which is very important for a good VR experience, and a classic 3D mode that renders two views (not available for all games at the moment).

Modern Multi-Threaded Architecture vorpX is built from the ground up to use multi-threading, which among other advantages ensures that no extra input latency is introduced for head tracking.

High framerates and low latency are the key to a enjoyable VR experience.

EdgePeek ImageZoom EdgePeek andor ImageZoom allow you to easily look at screen elements that are otherwise hidden in the Rift, like maps, health indicators etc.

This also allows you to look around while cutscenes are played as if you were looking at a screen in front of you, effectively minimizing nausea induced by fixed camera cutscenes.

VR-Hotkeys Pressing buttons on a keyboard is a bit hard while being immersed in a virtual world.

Think of it as a kind of augmented reality interface inside the game.

Gamepad Emulation Playing games on the Rift is more fun using a gamepad.

This also solves issues in games like Skyrim or Fallout 3 that do not allow you to have gamepad input and headtracking otherwise.

Head tracking for games without mouselook Many titles (mostly racing games) do not have mouselook.

Head and Neck Headtracking vorpXs camera roll works like your body does, using an anatomical head and neck model.

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