Oblivion setting question
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- Two Eyed Hopeful
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Oblivion setting question
Hi,
I just played Oblivion in S-3D with my Z800 visor that just arrived, it wasn't working until I found the thread that I have to disable my dual core.~ looks amazing, but not as impressive as Painkiller that I tested, which has real depth in the game.
So I am just wondering what's the best setting to use? I looked at other game set-up threads, and it seems to be if the "bloom" and "shadow" effect...etc are disabled, the S-3d will look better?
I just played Oblivion in S-3D with my Z800 visor that just arrived, it wasn't working until I found the thread that I have to disable my dual core.~ looks amazing, but not as impressive as Painkiller that I tested, which has real depth in the game.
So I am just wondering what's the best setting to use? I looked at other game set-up threads, and it seems to be if the "bloom" and "shadow" effect...etc are disabled, the S-3d will look better?
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Oblivion settings
To get "real" deep 3d with oblivion you have to go to
My Documents\My Games\Oblivion\Oblivion.ini
set bDoImageSpaceEffects=0
I don't think Bloom or HDR will work at all after you set this.
also check out this thread, http://mtbs3d.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=210
My Documents\My Games\Oblivion\Oblivion.ini
set bDoImageSpaceEffects=0
I don't think Bloom or HDR will work at all after you set this.
also check out this thread, http://mtbs3d.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=210
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- Two Eyed Hopeful
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Hi,
Thanks for the reply! Yes, I have set bedoimage to 0 as I read the long 13 pages disscussion on the stereovision forum, and it's just that I didn't see a big difference between 2d and 3d in this particular game.(or is it because I am still in the dungeon and now outside in the forest?! )
~right now I am running everything at its highest video setting: bloom, shadow, grass, tree detal, distance ...etc and everything seems to be alright on my new upgraded pc:
core 2 E6400, 2gb ram, + nvidia 7600 gs 512mb
(and i guess it runs smooth because I am using 800x600 resolution...as it's the max for Z800 visor)
~and how about the antialiasing setting?
~thx for your suggestion!
Thanks for the reply! Yes, I have set bedoimage to 0 as I read the long 13 pages disscussion on the stereovision forum, and it's just that I didn't see a big difference between 2d and 3d in this particular game.(or is it because I am still in the dungeon and now outside in the forest?! )
~right now I am running everything at its highest video setting: bloom, shadow, grass, tree detal, distance ...etc and everything seems to be alright on my new upgraded pc:
core 2 E6400, 2gb ram, + nvidia 7600 gs 512mb
(and i guess it runs smooth because I am using 800x600 resolution...as it's the max for Z800 visor)
~and how about the antialiasing setting?
~thx for your suggestion!
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After changing the Oblivion.ini stereo3d looks very deep and nice no matter what in-game settings I use. It's one of the best stereo games I've tried.
Bloom/No bloom doesn't seem to make any visual difference. Anti-aliasing makes my PC lag very badly in stereo so I don't use that, it does not change the stereo effect though.
I use about 60% separation, pretty high convergence, weapon is at screen depth or so. This is with shutterglasses and a 24" CRT monitor, the effect is probably very different with z800.
Bloom/No bloom doesn't seem to make any visual difference. Anti-aliasing makes my PC lag very badly in stereo so I don't use that, it does not change the stereo effect though.
I use about 60% separation, pretty high convergence, weapon is at screen depth or so. This is with shutterglasses and a 24" CRT monitor, the effect is probably very different with z800.
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Separation will make the image look more 'deep', convergence will move the game 'inside' or 'outside' the monitor(ctrl f5 and f6). I recommend setting separation (using ctrl f3 and f4), as high as possible without causing too much strain on your eyes. For me, the best 3d effect with Oblivion is with high separation and convergence.
Example: when I focus on the world around my character, the weapon I'm holding will be separated.. And when I focus on the weapon I'm holding I can't see the world around me because the difference in depth is too great. This feels pretty realistic, sort of like in real life.
Now I'm not sure how these things work with z800 because the method for stereovision is different than with shutterglasses. You will have to experiment with ctrl f4-f5 and f5-f6 to find settings that look good.
Good luck~
Example: when I focus on the world around my character, the weapon I'm holding will be separated.. And when I focus on the weapon I'm holding I can't see the world around me because the difference in depth is too great. This feels pretty realistic, sort of like in real life.
Now I'm not sure how these things work with z800 because the method for stereovision is different than with shutterglasses. You will have to experiment with ctrl f4-f5 and f5-f6 to find settings that look good.
Good luck~
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I had the same trouble. Try this:johnoliver wrote:...and it's just that I didn't see a big difference between 2d and 3d in this particular game.
1. Hold down Ctrl+F4 in 30 sec (= max seperation).
2. Hold down Ctrl+F5 in 30 sec (= zero convergence).
3. Hold down Ctrl+F6 in 30 sec (= max convergence).
4. Hold down Ctrl+F3 in 30 sec (= zero seperation).
5. Tab Ctrl+F4 6 times (giving You 6% seperation).
6. walk Your character up to an object 0.5 meters away in the game.
6. Use Ctrl+F5 and Ctrl+F6 to adjust so that the object 0.5 meters away from Your character "are aligned as an single object" or just adjust to Your liking.
7. Hit Ctrl+F7 to save setting.
I find this gives me the best possible real 3D. And it's awesome.
I use bloom and antialias.
And watch out for this fella :