Advice on Running VD with Tridef 3D?

[DAD]

I've found a few basic tutorials that got me up and running but I've run into one or two issues ...

First I start VD then run a game--in this case Titanfall 2--through Tridef 3D.

The only way I can get this to work is to run the game windowed and in my desktop's native 16:9 aspect ratio at a resolution of 1920x1080. This works pretty well at creating a SBS 3D image on a curved screen for me to play but if I try to run the game fullscreen or at any other resolution the 3D effect won't work.

I'd also like to play the game by sending the video directly to my Rift as VD allows me to do, but if I do that the aspect ratio is wrong (and again I can not change the aspect ratio or resolution from anything other than 16:9 1920x1080 ).

Am I doing something wrong? Anyone know a way around these issues? Can any of you link me to a guide for 3D SBS gaming on VD? All help greatly appreciated!

[Walter das Trevas]

https://reshade.me/forum/shader-presentation/2128-3d-depth-map-based-stereoscopic-shader

I'm using in almost all DX8, DX9, DX10, DX11 and OpenGL games. The shader is very good, comes with IPD fine tuning, zoom in, zoom out, vertical correction (to end the stretched images) but each game needs to be configured manually, which makes Super Depth a kind of mini game during the first play.

I have TriDef, is a good injector, but since it adopted the Super Depth, I see no reason to use another software.

[DAD]

Thanks for the suggestion, Walter!

I have that reshade and have used it in the past. It works really well for some games while for others, Tridef can be better. For Titanfall 2 I think Tridef works best, so while I'm intested in Super Depth, I want to keep running Tridef for this particular game ...

I realized that if I change my videocard's default resolution, I can fix the wrong aspect ratio in VD direct to Rift mode, but I still haven't found the correct combination of settings to best optimize the image ...