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Manor Lords VR Mod Available Now! 7 years in development, Manor Lords was the most wish-listed Steam game & released in EA this past week. It has the highest concurrent user counts ever on a city builder. Thankfully, it works perfectly in 6DOF VR with Praydog's UEVR! Currently uses... show more

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mr orangevor 2 Jahren

nice, sad that Kingdom Come Deliverance is not UE...

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Flat2VRvor 2 Jahren

True! That game does have quite a bit of VR code in it that can be enabled, but a lot would need to be fixed up for a good experience

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Ians Herevor 2 Jahren

So you guys working on anything for psvr2?

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Flat2VRvor 2 Jahren

PSVR2 is definitely a platform we're excited to get more games ported to through our official @flat2vrstudios . But it won't be through mods. Sony doesn't allow modding (how we're porting games like this to VR), so we're working with the studios to officially port games. If you want to see a specific game get an official PSVR2 port, contact your favorite studios and have them reach out to us!

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Salimvor 2 Jahren

Yooo imagine vision pro can do full tabletop on your table

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KroyVRvor 2 Jahren

Great stuff! I know what I'm doing this weekend.

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Avroveks ❁vor 2 Jahren

Please make a VR mod for Daggerfall Unity. There is a very big shortage of massive RPG projects for VR.

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🍉 One-Eyed Wildcatvor 2 Jahren

no idea if it's possible but would be neat if you could make the walkaround mode first-person

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🌥️TitusDux🪓vor 2 Jahren

What the actual fuck. How?

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Niklasvor 2 Jahren

Would be really cool if you could walk through your village in the view of the lord

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🔥 Sneak Peek At Upcoming Doom Eternal VR Mod by Helifax! 🔥 Helifax has been hard at work on a full 6DOF VR mod for Doom Eternal. He was able to get gorgeous synced eye, single pass, stereo instancing working for great performance, & some incredibly sharp visuals in VR. The mod doesn't have motion controls yet, but he's looking into potentially adding some form of at least 3DOF motion controls like Praydog got working for UEVR.

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New Cyberpunk 2077 VR Mod 0.1.1 update is now available (and it's phenomenal)! 🔥 Modder Dariush has been working for several months now on his game-changing Cyberpunk VR mod - because he adds to it support for motion controllers and fullbody VRIK😮 The latest version of the mod is finally fully playable, allows free combat and aiming, and also adds native stereo rendering (!), making Cyberpunk in VR look and run better than ever 🤩 Finally, you can play Cyberpunk 2077 in its best possible form - in glorious VR, with full motion controls 😀 Link to the mod:

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Zelda BOTW VR Mod Releasing In 2 Days! 5 years ago, Crementif began doing the “impossible”. Trying to port one of the greatest games of all time into full 6DOF VR with motion controls. But being a Wii U game, this was an entirely different kind of challenge. Through way too many sleepless nights, Crementif stayed with it, and is finally releasing his mod free and open source in 2 days! Here’s just a few of the features: - Full stereo-rendering with 6DOF (not AER). - Full VRIK, hands and arms support. You can drip yourself out in all the fanciest clothes. - Fully and physically wield weapons, torches and bokoblin arms into combat. - Gestures to equip and throw weapons. - Use motion controls to interact with the world to solve puzzles or start fires. - Optional third-person mode. - Large mod compatibility. BetterVR only modifies the code and no game data. Most other mods should be compatible. Zelda BOTW has some of the best physics and in VR, a whole new world of what you can do opens up.

Zelda BOTW VR Mod Releasing In 2 Days! 5 years ago, Crementif began doing the “impossible”. Trying to port one of the greatest games of all time into full 6DOF VR with motion controls. But being a Wii U game, this was an entirely different kind of challenge. Through way too many sleepless nights, Crementif stayed with it, and is finally releasing his mod free and open source in 2 days! Here’s just a few of the features: - Full stereo-rendering with 6DOF (not AER). - Full VRIK, hands and arms support. You can drip yourself out in all the fanciest clothes. - Fully and physically wield weapons, torches and bokoblin arms into combat. - Gestures to equip and throw weapons. - Use motion controls to interact with the world to solve puzzles or start fires. - Optional third-person mode. - Large mod compatibility. BetterVR only modifies the code and no game data. Most other mods should be compatible. Zelda BOTW has some of the best physics and in VR, a whole new world of what you can do opens up.

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30 years ago, this wonderful strategy gem came along. It was one of the first games we played via LAN. Lords of the Realm II, or simply Lords II (Impressions Games, 1996). The mix of managing resources and building your little empire with battles and sieges was really well done. I know the game looks dated today, but the core principles still hold up. Slow-paced, we usually played it in the later hours when reflexes and reaction times for classic shooters like Duke Nukem 3D or Counter-Strike were dwindling. Lords II was perfect for chilled, laid-back gaming sessions. The turn-based part involved growing crops, collecting taxes, crafting weapons for your armies, building customizable castles, and keeping your people happy. The battles themselves were real-time and could take quite a while. I always thought Lords II would be a perfect candidate for a modern remake.

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On this day in 2020, the 9th album by Nightwish was released! “Human. :II: Nature.” was released on this day, 5 years ago. A pandemic ago. The album came but our world tour was postponed! But time is elusive and it feels like last week we recorded the album, like yesterday we played those postponed shows live. I miss the live shows with Nightwish, but waiting makes it even more special! Which song should we play, in this elusive time in the future, that we haven't played yet? #nightwish #floorjansen

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My thoughts on the whole Norwegian journalist thing Europeans, especially northern Europeans, are rude (by our standards) We Indians are taught to be humble. Stuck in the concept of "atithi devo bhava." We cannot imagine being rude to a guest like that. Europeans know this, and they shamelessly exploit this cultural advantage over us. This reminds me of something Harsha Bhogle said about the famous 2002 Natwest final at Lords in England "We have always harbored notions of telling people ... get stuffed yourself, but we never did it. We were a great talking nation. We weren't a great doing nation. And when Saurav came along and he actually took that shirt off, people said ah...someone's actually done it." It's the same situation with foreign media and India today. Like it was with cricket in 2002. We get angry and seethe online, but face to face, Europeans know we would never talk to them like that. Someone in Indian media has to do to them what they do to us. Someone has to do the equivalent of what Saurav Ganguly did at the Lords balcony in 2002. This rudeness cannot be taught. It cannot be scripted. It cannot be planned. It has to come spontaneously. Go make a cartoon of the Norwegian PM serving drinks on Epstein's island. But be sure to put it in the middle page of the newspaper. Because you know, it's tiny Norway, not worth being on our front pages.

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26,168 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

The sense of presence in VR is something amazing. And it is what convinces me that sooner or later, VR will succeed. VR is now in one of its down moments. That's why, in these harsh days, I wanted to get back to feeling what made me fall in love with this technology: presence and immersion. I took some very good-looking PCVR experiences, like Half-Life: Alyx, or AirCar, and tried them at the maximum resolution possible on my Dell Pro Max T2 Tower, featuring an #NVIDIA RTX 6000 graphics card. Until a few months ago, I was using my old laptop, which started to show throttling issues, so I was used to lowering the render resolution, while this time, I was moving the slider up and up. The results have been astonishing: even a demo like AirCar made me in awe again, and Half-Life: Alyx was as immersive as I have ever tried it. As much as I love standalone VR, because I think it helped a lot in democratizing the technology, the WOW sensation that you can try on PCVR today is still unbeatable. Probably a good compromise between the two can be cloud rendering, but we still have to wait for it to become a reality. The sense of being somewhere else is a wonderful sensation, and everyone I demoed VR to all these years has been amazed by it, too. And every day, something makes me feel "there" (like today), I remember why I love this technology and why one day it will have a higher adoption. Sure, there are a lot of problems to solve, but I'm convinced one day it will happen. When? Well, it is always 5 to 10 years, every year... #VirtualReality #VR #technology [Disclaimer: I mentioned the PC model because I'm a #DellProPrecision ambassador, and I have been given the PC to do tests and experiments and share my results. There is no monetary compensation or sales affiliation related to this post]

The sense of presence in VR is something amazing. And it is what convinces me that sooner or later, VR will succeed. VR is now in one of its down moments. That's why, in these harsh days, I wanted to get back to feeling what made me fall in love with this technology: presence and immersion. I took some very good-looking PCVR experiences, like Half-Life: Alyx, or AirCar, and tried them at the maximum resolution possible on my Dell Pro Max T2 Tower, featuring an #NVIDIA RTX 6000 graphics card. Until a few months ago, I was using my old laptop, which started to show throttling issues, so I was used to lowering the render resolution, while this time, I was moving the slider up and up. The results have been astonishing: even a demo like AirCar made me in awe again, and Half-Life: Alyx was as immersive as I have ever tried it. As much as I love standalone VR, because I think it helped a lot in democratizing the technology, the WOW sensation that you can try on PCVR today is still unbeatable. Probably a good compromise between the two can be cloud rendering, but we still have to wait for it to become a reality. The sense of being somewhere else is a wonderful sensation, and everyone I demoed VR to all these years has been amazed by it, too. And every day, something makes me feel "there" (like today), I remember why I love this technology and why one day it will have a higher adoption. Sure, there are a lot of problems to solve, but I'm convinced one day it will happen. When? Well, it is always 5 to 10 years, every year... #VirtualReality #VR #technology [Disclaimer: I mentioned the PC model because I'm a #DellProPrecision ambassador, and I have been given the PC to do tests and experiments and share my results. There is no monetary compensation or sales affiliation related to this post]

TonyVT SkarredGhost

28,931 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

The state of LOW-FI and platform support (Death of PCVR): When the Kickstarter ran back in , the main focus was "Next-Gen VR", meaning at the time PCVR, with high hopes for PSVR2 (which hadn't been officially announced). During the next year or so, we (myself, Noah Rayburn and Mark Schramm #VR #AR #MR) focused purely on supporting PC VR hardware. Rift/S, Vive, Index (including controllers), all WMR devices, etc... Mark even added HOTAS and Leap Motion support. BUT, as I'm sure you know, PCVR has been in decline since around the launch of Half-Life: Alyx, which Anton Hand so eloquently called the punctuation mark on the gravestone of PCVR. The Rift store is a ghost town.. like officially.. even according to Meta, Viveport (lets not even go there), what else we got? WMR Store? Was that even a thing? Anyway... Lucky for us, PSVR2 was just over the horizon and we had the dev kits! How well is PSV2 doing though? Guess is (based on speaking with other top VR devs), not that great... Somewhere in there, the great and powerful Noah Rayburn was able to implement a pretty slick "non-VR mode" upon my request to be able to test the game without having to keep taking the HMD off and on while balancing controllers on my knees and working with janky Quest link stuff. Good news! Non-VR mode is great! No just for testing, but for playing. We decided to go full in on it's development and offer it to the consumers. Bonus, it also runs on Steam Deck! (See video below). Now as we gear up to finish the game and run out of money (hopefully in that order), I'm thinking a lot about the market for the game and our placement in it. We have a decent amount of wishlists (66k on Steam and 24k on PS5) so far. Hope is that launching as a PSVR2 title will capture a good chunk of those users, pushing it up on the general PSN store ranking (notoriously hard for indies to do otherwise), and we'll make some sales to traditional flat PS5 gamers as well. Snowballing a bit if we're lucky. Steam launch could do decently well if timed properly, with hopes of the same "VR first" snowballing effect. Why am I telling you all of this? I just thought it would be good to get it in writing and have a place to point. We are starting to run low on money (PCVR presales have basically dried up), so it's also to let you know that the fire is lit under my ass to ship this thing. That said, it won't ship until its good and done. A delayed game is eventually good, but a rushed game is forever bad. Oh, and before you say "Why not port it to Quest", put down the pipe. I understand that you're not a developer, but take my word for it, that's not happening. Not with this budget(or lack thereof), this sized team , or this generation of devices. Ok. that's it. My longest twitter post. PC/PCVR Preorder and early access: Steam Wishlist PSN Wishlist ❤️🧡💙🖤

The state of LOW-FI and platform support (Death of PCVR): When the Kickstarter ran back in , the main focus was "Next-Gen VR", meaning at the time PCVR, with high hopes for PSVR2 (which hadn't been officially announced). During the next year or so, we (myself, Noah Rayburn and Mark Schramm #VR #AR #MR) focused purely on supporting PC VR hardware. Rift/S, Vive, Index (including controllers), all WMR devices, etc... Mark even added HOTAS and Leap Motion support. BUT, as I'm sure you know, PCVR has been in decline since around the launch of Half-Life: Alyx, which Anton Hand so eloquently called the punctuation mark on the gravestone of PCVR. The Rift store is a ghost town.. like officially.. even according to Meta, Viveport (lets not even go there), what else we got? WMR Store? Was that even a thing? Anyway... Lucky for us, PSVR2 was just over the horizon and we had the dev kits! How well is PSV2 doing though? Guess is (based on speaking with other top VR devs), not that great... Somewhere in there, the great and powerful Noah Rayburn was able to implement a pretty slick "non-VR mode" upon my request to be able to test the game without having to keep taking the HMD off and on while balancing controllers on my knees and working with janky Quest link stuff. Good news! Non-VR mode is great! No just for testing, but for playing. We decided to go full in on it's development and offer it to the consumers. Bonus, it also runs on Steam Deck! (See video below). Now as we gear up to finish the game and run out of money (hopefully in that order), I'm thinking a lot about the market for the game and our placement in it. We have a decent amount of wishlists (66k on Steam and 24k on PS5) so far. Hope is that launching as a PSVR2 title will capture a good chunk of those users, pushing it up on the general PSN store ranking (notoriously hard for indies to do otherwise), and we'll make some sales to traditional flat PS5 gamers as well. Snowballing a bit if we're lucky. Steam launch could do decently well if timed properly, with hopes of the same "VR first" snowballing effect. Why am I telling you all of this? I just thought it would be good to get it in writing and have a place to point. We are starting to run low on money (PCVR presales have basically dried up), so it's also to let you know that the fire is lit under my ass to ship this thing. That said, it won't ship until its good and done. A delayed game is eventually good, but a rushed game is forever bad. Oh, and before you say "Why not port it to Quest", put down the pipe. I understand that you're not a developer, but take my word for it, that's not happening. Not with this budget(or lack thereof), this sized team , or this generation of devices. Ok. that's it. My longest twitter post. PC/PCVR Preorder and early access: Steam Wishlist PSN Wishlist ❤️🧡💙🖤

Blair Renaud // LOW-FI 🟥🟧⬛

69,789 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

A dad and his 15-year-old daughter built a full working Roblox game in 7 days. >Every single line of code was written by AI. >A lot of the assets too. She wanted to play as the villain and build her own dungeon. They shipped it start to finish in one week. A 15 year old with zero coding experience can now ship a playable game in 7 days. This is amazing. How many more games like this do you think we’re going to see on Roblox in the next 12 months?

A dad and his 15-year-old daughter built a full working Roblox game in 7 days. >Every single line of code was written by AI. >A lot of the assets too. She wanted to play as the villain and build her own dungeon. They shipped it start to finish in one week. A 15 year old with zero coding experience can now ship a playable game in 7 days. This is amazing. How many more games like this do you think we’re going to see on Roblox in the next 12 months?

HelloItsVG

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