Meant to be Seen

3DNovice wrote: ↑Thu Sep 15, 2022 2:52 pm It depends on numerous things, such as your comfort level, the camera location (such as side scroller, FPS, 3rd person over the shoulder, top/down, etc...), the game world and others. Even your sitting position in relationship to your screen will come into play.

Comfort level depends on yourself, some guys after playing for years can use extreme depth and convergence adjustments, their eyes have adapted.

First set the depth to the game/world, for FPS typically it's low depth then adjust the convergence to your liking. The world will be somewhat flat but the weapon will be OK, this is due to the camera, if you adjust the world to look good, the weapon gets completely borked.
Though there are a few FPS games that have solutions for this, this flat world will be the tradeoff in most FPS games. Like BF3, was released as 3DVision Ready and you could edit the game ini to change the weapon convergence separately, but updates probably borked the game.

On a side scroller, typically max depth and use convergence to merge the nearest object to your screen, is what I personally find most comfortable.

On 3rd person where the camera is back far enough, max depth and converge the character image, this will give it a toyifaction effect.

If the camera is over the shoulder, it depends on if it is open world or more indoors. If outdoors, use lots of depth to your liking, if indoors, you'll likely need to drop it down a bit.

It's all just a matter of playing and getting the hang of adjusting it to your personal liking/comfortable level.

If you visit the page for the game fix, you'll often see that the shader hacker has enabled hot keys to "toggle" convergence for cut scenes and/or menus.

A few community fixes leverage a feature added to 3DMigoto for auto-convergence. Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order

3DNovice wrote: ↑Thu Sep 15, 2022 4:14 pm Being that you give no information, I'll say this, just use the solution I posted in the SotTR dx11 thread, I am pretty sure that it will trigger "Optimized for Nvidia GeForce"

whyme466 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 15, 2022 7:40 pm Are you using NVidia Control Panel hot keys for in-game convergence adjustment? For my E6, I keep depth around 95%.

whyme466 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 17, 2022 6:45 am Sounds like a broken shader problem, not a convergence issue. You can always improve how broken shaders look by reducing depth, but this does not fix the problem.

whyme466 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 17, 2022 6:45 am Sounds like a broken shader problem, not a convergence issue. You can always improve how broken shaders look by reducing depth, but this does not fix the problem.