r/virtualreality

Took us a long time to get it working but Joey did a great job as usual, Dune Awakening is now playable in VR with UEVR. Tutorial here!

Hey everyone, I posted a couple weeks ago a new Naruto VR game ive been working on called Shinobi Showdown which everyone seemed pretty excited about! It's a 1v1 arena fighter where you can weave actual hand signs to cast jutsu. I've added in a TON of new assets, sfx, vfx etc. and a new lesson system which makes it much much easier to learn the signs. Right now im working on the netcode so people can play online lol. If your interested in being a play tester and have a quest 3 please join the discord down below!

https://discord.gg/X8cRrShNV

Was asked if I could do a little walk around look at this table with a few min of gameplay.

Anything else anyone would like to see or do specifically within a VR table, leave it in a comment.

Running on a Quest 3.

No Horizon Link installed.

Windows 11 Tiny

Virtual Desktop Wired (maxed 500Mbs )

CPU is a 9700K 3.6 (not OC)

64gb DDR4 3600.

WD Black NVme 2TB stick

MSI RTX 3060 12GB

Solid 90fps. Using the mod Openvr_api.dll for steam work around from 10-xx-2023 being the best dll's for performance and stability.

Stream Decks for VR Frontend

VPin VR Cab

Desk Transformed

Latest update: https://www.reddit.com/u/Real_Spacegoogie/s/UaWm4s92n4

Installed my Williams plunger, because I just couldn't deal with that tiny one anymore.

Happy VR'ing all!

Cheers!

https://re4vr.com/

I've played up to the combat encounter just after you meet the merchant for the first time.

I was having really bad visual artifacting at first, including very noticeable pixellation across most objects and surfaces. My rig has an i9-13900k, 5090FE, and 32gb of ram. Game is otherwise vanilla except for a Claire replacer for Ashley. Not sure why my tinkering fixed my issues but here's what I did:

Disabled the included upscaler to get rid of motion blurring on moving objects

Went into the ingame graphics options and maxed out resolution

Turned interlaced mode on, increased in game render resoluton to 150%

Turned interlaced mode back off, turned render resolution back to 120%

Now texture quality is excellent without the hideous pixellation artifacts everywhere. There's some jank with holsters (wish handgun was near my thigh so I didnt accidentally grab grenades occasionally), but the mod is otherwise such a massive improvement over the first version. Massive kudos to Talemann, especially for fixing the broken map!

This mod lets you grab the in game steering wheel with your virtual hands and actually drive the car. You can also drive with one hand and hold a gun with the other.

Mod link:https://github.com/iPowerTech/cyberpunk-vr-port/releases/tag/Beta.0.1.2

This is a project built with A-Frame (Three.js, WebXR) that lets me build virtual worlds with my voice, all from within my VR headset. My mic is hooked up to a coding agent, which in turn runs against the project codebase.

Since the agent is working directly with code, the possibilities of what can be achieved are pretty broad, essentially being limited only by what the underlying model is capable of with WebXR. The agent can build anything from simple objects, to animations, to interaction capabilities, to whole environments in order to fulfil a request.

This is still far from perfect. Latency is pretty high, taking anywhere from a minute to multiple minutes to carry out a change depending on how complex the request is. The codebase is also not very accommodating to anything that isn't a frontier model right now. Ideally this will work with smaller, local models in the future.

But the foundation exists, and as these models improve I can see this being a unique way to interact in VR. If you have ever imagined being able to put on a VR headset and transporting yourself to any world you want by simply asking, to shape that world to meet your creative vision, and to watch that world materialise around you, then in a small way, we are here.

Someone told me my marble game would probably work surprisingly well in VR, so I tried it through UEVR with a trackball.
Rolling a marble through giant marble runs while spinning a trackball with your hand somehow feels incredibly natural.
Still trying to figure out how to hide the mouse cursor in UEVR though, so let me know if anyone knows.
I've been developing this game for three years, not specifically with VR in mind, but the minimalist game design actually seems to be a pretty good fit for it.
There’s currently a playtest live on Steam, it’s called Marblearium. Can also be played with just a mouse. 
I recently optimized it for Steam Deck, but VR is probably still more suited for stronger PCs though.
I used this UEVR version:
https://github.com/praydog/UEVR-nightly/releases/tag/nightly-01128-53258d7d56a4a6a2d95b733c81f173d5b05454fb
With this patch:
https://github.com/joeyhodge/UEVR/releases/tag/shf57