• Clear GUI


• Automatic detection of installed 3D Vision games


• Download, install and uninstall 3D Vision fixes with only 1 click


• Start games directly in 3D Fix Manager either in 2D or 3D mode


• Auto enable Nvidia Stereosopic 3D when starting a game in 3D mode


• Auto disable 3D Fixes when playing in 2D mode


• Auto installation of 3D profiles with Nvidia Profile Inspector when starting a game


• Comfortable hotkey editing for changing 3d separation / convergence in game


• Auto backups of hotkeys / ini files


• Auto optimization of game settings for stereo 3D mode


• Set, save and restore your stereoscopic settings of Nvidia Control Panel


• Simple activation of Compatibility Mode (also known as Fake 3D) for any DirectX 11 game


• RivaTuner Statistics Server support. Dynamically load or close RTSS when launching a game for improving performance in Stereo 3D


• Auto update for new 3D fixes


• Auto update for new program versions

• Hotkey editing is only available for Helix Mod and 3dMigoto fixes at the moment. Hotkey support for OpenGL fixes may come in the future.

• A detailed manual can be found here: http://fixmanager.rentus.de. Please have a look to the section "Problems and Solutions" if you experience any issues

• You can download the application here: (Version 1.4) http://fixmanager.rentus.de/download.php


• Older versions of the application can be downloaded from helixmod-website: http://helixmod.blogspot.de/2017/05/3d-fix-manager.html

• Installer version: Start the setup wizard and simply click on continue. Adjust install directory to your liking. A desktop shortcut and entry in start menu folder will be created by the Setup Wizard.


• Portable zip version: Extract downloaded file archive. Neither start menu entries nor a desktop shortcut will be created by using the zip version.


• Start the application with "3DFixManager.exe" or use the desktop shortcut created by the installer.


• Optional: Download and install RivaTuner Statistics Server for accessing all features of 3D Fix Manager. RTSS eliminates micro stuttering, reduces input lag and improves frametimes in Stereo 3D mode


• Optional: If you are still using an old version (prior version 1.24) you can give admin rights to the application (right click on exe / run as admin). The application needs admin rights for installing fixes to protected folders like c:\program files. For newer versions admin rights are automatically granted.

• Windows 7 / 8 / 10


• .NET Framework 4.5.2 or higher installed


• Optional: 3D Vision / 3DTV Play compatible device (you can use this application as a simple game launcher if you don't have such a device)

• Detection of installed games may fail if no corresponding registry keys could be found. To fix this either enable search paths in the application settings or set a custom install path for the individual fix profile. Please have a look in the manual (section "problems and solutions") for a more detailed information on this.
  


• Another reason for not detecting games is when the name of the individual fix profile does not match the title of the game retrieved from the windows registry. Try to rename the fix profile to match exactly what is listed in "Windows Control Panel / Programs"

• If you want to support this project you can donate to this PayPal account: duselpaul86@gmx.de

• Please help me to improve this application by reporting bugs, wrong / outdated fix profiles or if you have any suggestions. Thank you.


• I tested the application a lot and I think it’s in a good state. However I take no responsibility if any damage should occur on your machine by using this application. Use at own risk. :)

Pauldusler said:

mrallroy said:This is amazing! Thank you very much for doing this.

May I add a suggestion for the next update? It would be nice to be able to change the install directory of each game in it's individual profile in your app. Example. I have watchdogs 2 installed on a different drive (F:\Program Files (x86)\Ubisoft\Ubisoft Game Launcher\Games\WATCH_DOGS2) than the default install location, thus, the app doesn't detect it as installed. Infact, I don't have many games installed in their default location as I'm sure many of us don't either.

I hope that made sense. I just woke up a little while ago and only had one coffee. hehe.

Thanks again Pauldusler

Hi mrallroy,

the application looks in the registry for installed games and install locations. I did not test this game yet because I don't own it yet but maybe there is an error in the fix profile. The game title from the registry is compared against the name in the fix profile. When this name does not exactly match the game is not detected as installed. So maybe the name in the fix profile is wrong (maybe the underline?. Please look in the help section under "PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS". I described this problem there. So you could try to change the game title in the fix profile from Watch_Dogs 2 to Watch Dogs 2? (In steam store it's with "_". Could you please look for the name in windows control panel / programs and tell me the exact name? I will correct it then and ship a fix profile update.

I think for the next update I will make a field for custom install paths. So when the game is not found there will be a fallback to the user defined path :)

helifax said:Avast seems to delete the executable... and is reporting it as a trojan/malware... Don't know why it does that... But I think you should let Avast know about it;) and that is not one;)

Awesome job, BTW;)