Meant to be Seen

At first, a big "Thank You" goes out to davegl1234 and bo3bber for this fantastic piece of software. This is a huge step away from Nvidias abandoned 3D-Vision driver to an independent 3D-Vision-solution.

I tried it today, and got it working.

For HOB, I have the problem, that the DX9 output is too dark.
The DX11 output looks good, but there is no VSYNC working in Windowed Fullscreen, so I have bad tearing.
HOB uses the Ogre-Engine and there exists the config file "%USERPROFILE%\Documents\My Games\Runic Games\Hob\local_settings.txt" .
The game uses a gamma value of 0.5 as standard. Could this cause the problem? HOB DX9 Output (too dark): HOB DX11 Output:
For example Bioshock Infinite, the DX9 output looks good and bright as normal, so it is not the DX9-Output in general:
GTX1070, Driver 452.22, 3D-Vision-Driver 425.31, Win10 21H2

well does the config file only control the DX9 version or does both DX version use it.. I would try and adjust it either way and see if it gets a brighter image as it should ..

@Nephilim: Yes, the value affects all geo-11 outputs.
Ok, now that's my workaround:
Set the Gamma-value to 0.25 when using the Nvidia-Dx9 output.
Now everytime, when you start the game, you need to navigate to the settings menu and the video menu. The game starts with the standard 0.5 , but when you enter the video menu, the brightness changes immediately to the 0.25 .
Yes I know, technically this game is a bit quirky, but I really love the level design.

Geo-11 Nvidia-Dx9 output with gamma set to 0.25 :

Hmm, HOB is a really strange one.
The game was working fine, until I came to this dungeon (little red dot on the map): When you enter this dungeon, the screen fills fully bright white. This happens in 3DVision_DX9 mode. In SBS Mode it looks fine. It looks like a broken shader, but why does it only happen in DX9 output?