3D Depth Map Based Stereoscopic Shader

I'm testing the "Median Filter" and I like it, it looks great on Wolfenstein New Order. By the way, the game looks fantastic with Super Depth!

Edit: Today earlier I commented that the game Wolfenstein is fantastic with Super DEpth, but after I closed the game and then tried to continue, the 3D effect disappeared in "full screen" mode, it is only working in "window" mode.
I read the notes about changing the resolution, but I could not because my HDM keeps fixed resolution at 4k or 1080p, I can not choose other resolutions.

WalterDasTrevas wrote: I'm testing the "Median Filter" and I like it, it looks great on Wolfenstein New Order. By the way, the game looks fantastic with Super Depth!.

i keep meaning to try that game out, i can imagine how good it would look, so far Doom 2016 is the best looking game with Superdepth

crosire wrote: For anybody interested: I added OpenVR support to ReShade in a separate branch on GitHub ( github.com/crosire/reshade/tree/openvr ). Building that branch will give you a version of ReShade that initializes OpenVR and sends a side-by-side image (which can be generated with this shader) to the compositor. So with this you don't need hacks like Virtual Desktop or alike, since ReShade will render with OpenVR directly. It supports D3D11 and OpenGL titles only, since OpenVR doesn't support older APIs. I've tested it with a HTC Vive so far and it works reasonably well. Position tracking is missing of course, I'm experimenting with emulating headset movement with mouse input, but not sure yet if that's reliable.

Good Work. I will try this out when I can. I was able to procure a Rift. So I hope it works with OpenVR.

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WalterDasTrevas wrote: I'm testing the "Median Filter" and I like it, it looks great on Wolfenstein New Order. By the way, the game looks fantastic with Super Depth!

Edit: Today earlier I commented that the game Wolfenstein is fantastic with Super DEpth, but after I closed the game and then tried to continue, the 3D effect disappeared in "full screen" mode, it is only working in "window" mode.
I read the notes about changing the resolution, but I could not because my HDM keeps fixed resolution at 4k or 1080p, I can not choose other resolutions.

What is a HDM?

The notes I left, state.

{Wolfenstine: Games} - working in Reshade 3.0 and Rehade 2.0
[Set Launch Options](+r_multisamples "0" +vt_maxaniso "16")
This game must be started at the lower Resoution 1600x1200 Then Switch to 1920x1080. Befor you exit switch it back to 1600x1200.
Note if you want to 4k It's the same process Start the game at 1600x1200 then switch it to 3840x2160.
Also note you can't switch back. So say you Start the game at 1600x1200 then switch to 4k then back too 1600x1200 it will not work.
If you change it one last time to 4k It will not work. You must restart your game for eatch change of resolution.
You can always enable SMAA in reshade for AA or play at 4k with no AA.

In order to completely disable DOF:

“open up graphicsprofiles.json and find the postprocessdof line and change high and ultra to 0.” \SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Wolfenstein.The.New.Order\base\graphicsprofiles.json

Should look like this;
Ex.
"r_postProcessDofMode" :
{
"low" : 0,
"mid" : 0,
"high" : 0,
"ultra" : 0
},

Maybe Try doing it on your monitor first then launch it and connect the HDM. Maybe This would help.

Worth a try.

Aelius Maximus wrote:

WalterDasTrevas wrote: I'm testing the "Median Filter" and I like it, it looks great on Wolfenstein New Order. By the way, the game looks fantastic with Super Depth!.

i keep meaning to try that game out, i can imagine how good it would look, so far Doom 2016 is the best looking game with Superdepth

Good to hear. I am glad you are enjoying it.

I been trying to turn out them profiles like 3 games a day. Games like DOOM take Priority This part of the reason they are made first.

I had not much time to play games I hope I will finish soon. So I can finish some of the games my self.

I'm not using your profiles, for me, the fun is finding the setting for each game. It's a mini-game.

Edit: It worked! I modified the resolution on the monitor and then switched ingame to HDM and 3D turned on again!

Been trying to make it work in ProjectCARS 2 but no luck so far in any mode. I think it is using the same engine as pcars1, any tips?

I'll download the game and test, then I'll let you know if it worked or not.

Jesped wrote: Been trying to make it work in ProjectCARS 2 but no luck so far in any mode. I think it is using the same engine as pcars1, any tips?

It's online game reshade dosn't work that well with online games.

Jesped wrote: Been trying to make it work in ProjectCARS 2 but no luck so far in any mode. I think it is using the same engine as pcars1, any tips?

Are you using a HMD? As i'm sure it Project CARS 2 supports SteamVR

Yep, 100% compatible!

I am using an Epson projector with active shutter 3D glasses.

WalterDasTrevas wrote: Yep, 100% compatible!

Do you mean VR compatible or SuperDepth shader compatible? if it's the second, which settings are you using? no matter what I try, I get just full black or full white in the Depth Map.

Turned all AA off?

Jesped wrote:

WalterDasTrevas wrote: Yep, 100% compatible!

Do you mean VR compatible or SuperDepth shader compatible? if it's the second, which settings are you using? no matter what I try, I get just full black or full white in the Depth Map.

What Aelius Maximus said and make sure the resolution is scaling is 1:1.

I don't have this game. So I can't be sure.

Testing Crosire openvr build of reshade. I have to say I am impressed. The clarity is really impressive for me. I tested in the game DOOM 2016.

I have updated the IPD adjustment in the Polynomial_Barrel_Distortion_v1.2.fx to account for this version of Reshade.

As of right now, the virtual screen seems glued to your head. The thing is when I turn my head and move in the game I did feel like I was going to fall out of my chair.
So if you build this build of reshade be careful.

As Crosire said, "Position tracking is missing." But, even without position tracking I really like this. I would think with position tracking there will be a toggle to make it like a theater mode.

DOOM


Skyrim Special Edition


This was tested with the Oculus Rift. I will be making a profile for the Rift when I have time. For PBS.

Sorry for the misunderstanding, I replied to Aelius Maximus. I have not tested with Super Depth yet.

Hello, great work with this tool.
I made it work but the combination for reshade ingame setting won't work (Shift+F2).
It's very painfull change the setting and restart every time. There is a way to set the combination differently, I see no setting in reshade assistant? or someone know why didn't work for me?
Thanks

Updated the openvr branch of ReShade: You can now enable/disable VR rendering at runtime with a checkbox on the settings tab. I also added headset movement simulation with mouse input. This translates the angular velocity into mouse movement commands which are send to the game as input. It works surprisingly well (you need to play around with the XY multipliers that are on the settings tab now too). Something is off with the coordinate system though, movement along the Y axis only works when the headset is looking at the monitor (depending on how you set it up in SteamVR).

jessy65+ wrote: I made it work but the combination for reshade ingame setting won't work (Shift+F2).
It's very painfull change the setting and restart every time. There is a way to set the combination differently, I see no setting in reshade assistant? or someone know why didn't work for me?

Update to the latest ReShade version. You are using an old version without in-game UI. The ReShade Assistant tool has been removed a long time ago.

crosire wrote: Updated the openvr branch of ReShade: You can now enable/disable VR rendering at runtime with a checkbox on the settings tab. I also added headset movement simulation with mouse input. This translates the angular velocity into mouse movement commands which are send to the game as input. It works surprisingly well (you need to play around with the XY multipliers that are on the settings tab now too). Something is off with the coordinate system though, movement along the Y axis only works when the headset is looking at the monitor (depending on how you set it up in SteamVR).

Tested this change you made headset movement with mouse input. Works well with Skyrim SE. Just had to use a negative value on the Y-axis. This change did help with losing balance issue I had. Thank you.

I see what you mean. When just about 90 degrees it begins to shift the Y-Axis then inverts it. Once you face 180degrees away from the monitor it's fully inverted. Ya I wonder if openVR has some kind of filter for pitch.

Yaw is perfect.

When comes to Roll would it be better to lock this instead of having the screen move with the head?
Not sure if this would work well or not.

So now with it comes to games that disable mouselook when connecting a controller. Would it be possible to do the same for Right Joy? That way the translated head mouse movement would work with a controller connected aswell?