While working on my other two mods I got tired of waiting for the GTA San Andreas standalone port that Zuck announced ages ago so I did it myself with the help of vibe coding. Still a ways to go but it runs native on the Quest 3 right now at a solid 90 FPS and it feels really good already.
UPDATE: apparently the developer has taken down the Quest 3 build because there was too much interest and he was worried about legal action from Rockstar 😔
GTA Vice City VR Standalone on the Meta Quest 3? Wow. The modding scene in VR right now is insane! I just played and it ran beautifully, looks great, has touch controls. This is truly insane. I am more excited right now for VR than I have been in a long time. https://github.com/dubrovskiy-yevhen-stakelogic/vice-city-vr/releases
Since the last time I posted Medal of Honor Allied assault running standalone on Quest looks much much better. I've been able to fix the missing textures and fix the visuals so that they actually look considerably better. Right now I'm working on implementing a brand new watch onto the VR hands so that you can use the watch for the compass based objective direction and for the health bar.
It needs a crap ton of work and it's super rough and doesn't look great but I did get MOH Allied Assault running standalone on Quest 3 with this VR Mod. Baby steps. Lots of more to do but the fact I got it running is huge.
I was able to get two handed weapon handling working in the Medal of Honor Allied Assault VR mod with hand models. It needs a lot of tweaking and tuning still and I want to replace the hand models too. Also, there are now weapon slots to switch weapons although I need to rethink that and adjust it too.
With the VR mods I've been working on my son requested to see if I could do Sonic Adventure. I know you can already play it in VR with Dolphin VR but I wanted to use the mod support and build a PCVR version. I just got Sonics hands working and most of the camera issues are working. My son is playing right now and just did a boss battle and loves it already. I need to fix Sonics open hand pose but so far it's working well.
Alright so the visuals look much better now that the rendering is fixed properly for the MOH Allied Assault Mod. I will experiment with some visual mods later to see if they work. For now I'm working on fixing the gun behavior and making sure that aiming feels good. Then we will see if we can get two handed aiming working.
While I love first person shooters like the games I've been posting mods about, I was sitting here thinking last night how amazing it would be to see more third person VR platformers. So yes... This is a VR mod for the original Jak and Daxter running In full VR with touch controller support. And yes it's full stereo VR not mono. I'm blown away at playing this because I loved this game and the fact that it has a direct connection with the amazing Jason Rubin who used to be a part of Oculus/Meta Quest. Vibe coding is blowing my mind with the ability to play some of my all-time favorite games in VR.
Hey look what I got running in the headset now, the original Call of Duty. Still need to separate and isolate the gun so that I can attach it to the touch controller and I can hold it and move it around and aim but I've got it working so I can at least see the game in the headset now.
Normandy Beach in Medal of Honor Allied Assault hits different in VR. Dang I forgot how hard this game can be. I'm loving this vibe coded VR mod so far. I just finished fixing aiming and I'm adding a floating crosshair to make it a but easier to aim. Oh and crouching works now haha. I needed it for this level.
Today I played around with vibe coding a VR mod for one of my favorite FPS games of yesteryear, Medal of Honor Allied Assault. It's still super early but shows a lot of promise so far.