NoMoreFlat is a VR mod by Mutar
- Subscribe to Mutar’s Patreon for access to the mods
- Join the Flat2VR Discord to stay up to date on Mutar’s NoMoreFlat VR mods and new games
Game Specific Configurations
Alan Wake 2
- You may get improved performance with
GPU Scheduling OFF - you can change it here
- Uses Alternate Eye Rendering, so 3D can look weird when moving the camera left/right
- There are more 2D scenes than you might expect, but game is still mostly 3D
- If using ray-tracing, sometimes lights will flicker crazily like in the morgue
VRto3D Settings for Alan Wake 2
- Close SteamVR if it is running
- Extract the latest profiles into your
Documents\My Games\vrto3d\ folder
- This game’s profile sets:
- A single depth/convergence setting that doesn’t break the UI
- Depth/Convergence reset on Numpad 1
Install NoMoreFlat mod for Alan Wake 2
- Disable the Epic Overlay by following these instructions
- Download the latest
aw2vr-openxr-v{version}.zip from Mutar’s Patreon
- Extract the contents of
aw2vr-openxr-v{version}.zip into your AlanWake2 directory (overwrite if asked)
- Download and extract this zip to your
AlanWake2 directory and overwrite
- Launch the game once
- Press
F11 to dismiss the NoMoreFlat menu
- Change in-game Graphics settings:
- Display Mode to
Windowed
- Render Resolution to the DLSS preset you want to use
- Resolution Scaling to
DLSS
- DLSS Legacy Mode
Off
- DLSS Frame Generation
Off
- VSync
Off
- Motion Blur
Off
- Film Grain
Off
- Lens Distortion
Off
- All others as desired
- While the game is running, Disable Async Reprojection
- Exit the game and SteamVR
Start Alan Wake 2
- It should also start up your VRto3D driver and display in 3D on your screen
- If you do not hear a beep, VRto3D failed to load the settings profile
- Press
F11 to dismiss the NoMoreFlat menu
- For single-display setups, enable VRto3D foregrounding with
Ctrl + F8 and Alt + Tab to the 2D game window for controls
- For multi-display setups, ensure that the 3D Headset Window is fullscreen by clicking on it and then click on the 2D game window for controls
Starfield
- You may get improved performance with
GPU Scheduling OFF - you can change it here
- Uses Alternate Eye Rendering, so 3D can look weird when moving the camera left/right
- Aiming cursor is aligned to your dominant eye, but the other eye will be off
- Some scopes may be misaligned
- Use these steps to enable DLSS Transformer model
VRto3D Settings for Starfield
- Close SteamVR if it is running
- Extract the latest profiles into your
Documents\My Games\vrto3d\ folder
- This game’s profile sets:
- A primary depth/convergence setting for first person gameplay that will also work for the closer third person camera
- A lower depth setting when ADS using right click/left trigger
- Depth/Convergence reset on Numpad 1
Install NoMoreFlat mod for Starfield
- Download the latest
starfield2vr-vX.X.X.zip for Steam version or starfield2vr-xbox-vX.X.X.zip for Microsoft version from Mutar’s Patreon
- Extract the contents of the zip file to where your
Starfield.exe game directory is located
- Delete the
openvr_api.dll from the game directory
- Download and extract this zip to your game directory and overwrite
- Launch the game once
- If you are left eye dominant, press
F11 to open the No More Flat menu, and under the CreationEngine tab set Dominant Eye to Left. Press F11 again to exit the menu
- Change in-game Display settings:
- Borderless Full Screen
Off
- Window Size to match your render resolution
- Dynamic Resolution
Off
- Motion Blur
Off
- VSync
Off
- Upscaling
DLSS
- Upscaling Quality Preset as desired
- Frame Generation
Off
- Film Grain Intensity
0
- Enable Depth of Field
Off
- All others as desired
- You may want to remap the ship’s right click/left trigger bindings to avoid the depth preset change
- For the Microsft version: while the game is running, Disable Async Reprojection
- Exit the game and SteamVR
Start Starfield
- It should also start up your VRto3D driver and display in 3D on your screen
- If you do not hear a beep, VRto3D failed to load the settings profile
- For single-display setups, enable VRto3D foregrounding with
Ctrl + F8 and Alt + Tab to the 2D game window for controls
- For multi-display setups, ensure that the 3D Headset Window is fullscreen by clicking on it and then click on the 2D game window for controls