When you have finished using the viewer through VorpX you can terminate the VorpX application (which has an icon in the notifications area of the Windows Taskbar.The “two barrel” view or a “direct” single screen view can be selected. to capture screen shots such as those shown in this blog post). In the “Display Settings” you can turn on the “Direct View Mirror Window” to mirror on your normal monitor what is in the VR headset (e.g. Use the “Delete” key to enter the VorpX Settings.You can set the window size in Firestorm via the Advanced menu (“Ctrl+Alt_D” to show it if its not present). VorpX recommends that the application (Firestorm) window be set to 1280×1024 for best results.You can change the Field of View (FOV) using Space + Mouse Scroll Wheel when in 3D/VR mode too if the image does not cover your whole field of view, as it should for a better immersive effect.You can usually do that with the “m” key or using Alt + Mouse Scroll Wheel. Enter 3D/VR view mode by moving into 1st Person/”Mouselook” mode.You can zoom this further away or more towards you to fill your field of view using Shift+Mouse Scroll Wheel or see it all using the Middle Scroll Wheel button to activate “EdgePeek” as described above.You will then see a 2D view of your scene in 3rd person mode projected as a large virtual cinema style screen in front of you.In this mode you can gaze at menus and buttons, and push the left or right mouse button to activate things while continuing to hold the Middle Scroll Wheel button. Push the Middle Mouse Scroll Wheel button down to activate VorpX’s “EdgePeek” feature, which will show the whole Firestorm screen.Use Shift + Mouse Scroll Wheel to zoom the 2D Firestorm windows away from or towards you so the login details and buttons are visible.
Dismiss the Oculus health and safety warning if need be to see the login screen. The application should be running in your Oculus headset. The Firestorm window may just show on the 2D monitor as a white blank window. Launch the Firestorm viewer, which should then automatically launch Oculus Home if it is not already running.Ensure you have a working Oculus Home setup.
#Second life vr free
Unless you want to use a specific virtual worlds viewer, you may wish to try CtrlAltStudio which is free and has better 3D geometry visuals (see “How Does This Work?” below). VorpX costs £27.99 (UK) or the equivalent and does have a few issues (see later).
The details below are for tests with the Oculus Rift DK2 and CV1. With virtual world viewers such as Firestorm (4.7.9 tested) and Linden Lab’s own viewer (4.0.6 tested) you can visit and view virtual world regions in an Oculus Rift (DK2 or CV1) or HTC Vive Headset. VorpX allows some applications and games not specifically designed for VR headsets to work in 3D/VR mode. While CtrlAltStudio viewer 1.2 has provided 3D/VR access for the Oculus Rift in Second Life and OpenSim, there is another way to explore virtual worlds in VR – through VorpX.
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