I have 2x NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 (EVGA), but am only using one (SLI disabled), and an Intel Core i7 4770K 3.5 GHz (not overclocked) (full specs here).įor Dolphin VR, it’s critical to disable any and all processes that may consume even a little CPU while you’re playing. I don’t know for sure which settings are important as I haven’t experimented with everything, but here is what I have at the moment, and I currently get a high-quality experience with no serious artifacts and smooth head tracking about 90% of the time. Go into config/hotkeys and bind "Freelook Decrease/Increase Speed" to separate buttons on your keyboard.People keep asking what settings I run to get good performance in my videos of The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker running in Dolphin VR, the fork of the Dolphin Gamecube emulator with support for the Oculus Rift DK2 (see my YouTube playlist for this game). You can also do this more easily if its mapped to the keyboard. If you bring it too high the default is around 1.25. You can do this by going into "VR" options and then raising or lowering the number value within the "Free Look Sensitivity" option. Note: once your freelook camera keys are mapped to your keyboard, you can change the intensity of how fast or how slow the camera moves with each button press.
Free look reset, will correct this and reposition the camera to where it's supposed to be.
There have been many cases where people have complained that when they start a game their character is too small, off to the side, out of view, or in front of you. You can also use this to look around the environments!! Note: Free look reset will reset and realign the camera to its original position. Manipulating the camera like this also gives you custom first person views otherwise not possible in the original games. If you mess up just hit freelook reset to reset the camera. Then just tap that key you set for whatever direction for continuously, in whatever direction you want and the camera will moderately or sometimes slowly, move forward, backward, up, down, left or right. Set "Freelook, up, down, left, right, zoom in, zoom out and freelook reset to whatever you want on your keyboard. You can do this by going to "Options" at the top and selecting "Hotkey Settings". You can zoom the camera backward or past the HUD (2D plane or square blocking your view) in most games. How to Change Camera Positions within any game Using Hotkeys (Forward, Backward, Up, Down, Left, Right and Reset: (Create custom camera angles with the Freelook camera!): You can get rid of the hud by moving the freelook camera past it.
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