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because i own a valve index, other poeple a quest 3 and pico 4.
What kind of Gpu do y'all use?
I own a AMD Rx 6900XT, and i'm running the latest drivers(Amd adrenalin ed 24.12.1).
Note: "I was thinking it could be that only some Amd gpu's have this issue, idk?"
In the past i played games in Stereo3D on a 3D-Monitor.
I used TriDef to show flatgames to Real3D.
One day i got the same wrong shadows in each Unreal-Engine based game also. And never it changed to the old fine level.
The Unreal-Engine was great to show Batman: Arkham Asylum or Arkham City. It looked so fantastic in Stereo3D until suddendly all lights and shadows gone wrong.
Metro is a UnrealEngine based game also. I am afraid it is an engine fault.
https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.net/ugc/55832776040671643/FBD19C57F4514C365CC1A9C938C178DBE8AA18D7/ if u got a player which is able to show Stereo3D pictures use SideBySide.
Door on the right side has no shadows. So in VR it looks total wrong because the left sight has shadows. Brain confusing.
Games based on Unity-Engine are shown always correct.