You can read my overall thoughts on the program here. I know VorpX has a mixed reputation, but if you are interested at all in playing older games in VR, especially racing games, it's an incredible tool.
VorpX is the program that can make a traditional 2D game render in stereoscopic 3D in a VR headset.
Jump To: What You Will Need | Overall Experience | VorpX Settings | NASCAR Heat 5 Settings | Better Than Non-VR? What You Will Need VorpX - $40 I will talk about both playing from the cockpit view and the third person chase view. In this guide, I will show you how to get everything set up, including overcoming some issues I experienced when trying this out. Even with some compromises, only in VR can you truly see how steep the banking actually is on these tracks. The game renders in true stereoscopic 3D, though there are some issues. This limits the experience in VR, but it still works well nonetheless. You can't change the camera FOV or disable effects like motion blur. One of the problems with NASCAR Heat 5 is the distinct lack of options for graphics settings. Thankfully, it actually works fairly well in VR using VorpX, though you do need a very powerful computer to run it at a high frame rate. NASCAR Heat 5 does not have native VR support, which is a shame, because racing games benefit so much from being played in 3D. How to Run NASCAR Heat 5 in VR Using VorpX J| Filed under: Virtual Reality
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