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 This vr video player can also be used to play games in VR to to get a 3D effect, and even for games that don't support VR.\
 For games such as Trine that have built-in side-by-side view, you can launch it with proton and there is a launch option for side-by-side view. Select this and when the game launches, get the X11 window id of the game
 and launch vr video player with the `--flat` option.\
-For games that do not have built-in side-by-side view, you can use [ReShade](https://reshade.me/) and [SuperDepth3D_VR.fx](https://github.com/BlueSkyDefender/Depth3D) effect with proton. This will make the game render with side-by-side view and you can then get the X11 window id of the game and launch vr video player with the `--flat` option. The game you are playing might require settings to be changed manually in ReShade for SuperDepth3D_VR to make it look better.
+For games that do not have built-in side-by-side view, you can use [ReShade](https://reshade.me/) (or [vkBasalt](https://github.com/DadSchoorse/vkBasalt) for linux native games) and [SuperDepth3D_VR.fx](https://github.com/BlueSkyDefender/Depth3D) effect with proton. This will make the game render with side-by-side view and you can then get the X11 window id of the game and launch vr video player with the `--flat` option. The game you are playing might require settings to be changed manually in ReShade for SuperDepth3D_VR to make it look better.