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Quick solution to UDK stereo by default
Stereo by default in UDK seems to be the first problem whenever someone wants to try an UDK game or demo. The player either has to modify the .ini file or enter console commands. And this is not really acceptable if you want your game to look pro.
I don't know if this problem has been solved yet, so I am currently working on it. I tried a really simple thing with the Kismet editor. When the game is loaded, the commands stereo on, hmdwarp on and fov 110 are automatically entered. (I don't know if fov 110 is really nescessary though)
Here is the Kismet sequence you have to create in your game:
The result is not perfect yet. As you can see, the two views overlap themselves. Anyone know if there is a console command to change the distance between the views? I'll be researching on it in the meantime.
I don't know if this problem has been solved yet, so I am currently working on it. I tried a really simple thing with the Kismet editor. When the game is loaded, the commands stereo on, hmdwarp on and fov 110 are automatically entered. (I don't know if fov 110 is really nescessary though)
Here is the Kismet sequence you have to create in your game:
The result is not perfect yet. As you can see, the two views overlap themselves. Anyone know if there is a console command to change the distance between the views? I'll be researching on it in the meantime.
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- That's a neat hack!
But you can do it a little more easily, if you modify the UDKGame\Config\DefaultEngine.ini file, and add;
[Engine.Stereo3D]
bEnabled=True - I know, but it only does the trick for yourself. When you publish the game and someone downloads it, he still has to modify the ini file himself. I would like the stereo to be on by default for everybody.
Still researching on it, but no luck so far.
