UEVR v.1.0.1 - For the gamers - Download

UEVR is a mod for games built on the Unreal engine, whose author is praydog. If you like the project then consider supporting its author through the Patreon.

Description:

The project adds support for VR (virtual reality) devices to virtually any game running on the Unreal Engine. It works for both FPP and TPP games.

Features

1. Full 6DOF support out of the box (HMD movement)
2. Full stereoscopic 3D out of the box
3. Native UE4/UE5 stereo rendering system
4. Frontend GUI for easy process injection
5. Supports OpenVR and OpenXR runtimes
6. 3 rendering modes: Native Stereo, Synchronized Sequential, and Alternating/AFR
7. Automatic handling of most in-game UI so it is projected into 3D space
8. Optional 3DOF motion controls out of the box in many games, essentially emulating a semi-native VR experience
9. Optional roomscale movement in many games, moving the player character itself in 3D space along with the headset
10. In-game menu with shortcuts for adjusting settings
11. Access to various CVars for fixing broken shaders/effects/performance issues
12. Optional depth buffer integration for improved latency on some headsets
13. Per-game configurations
14. Plugin system/Blueprint support for modders to add additional features like motion controls

Getting Started

1. Launch the frontend GUI
2. Launch the target game
3. Locate the game in the process dropdown list
4. Select your desired runtime (OpenVR/OpenXR)
5. Toggle existing VR plugin nullification (if necessary)
6. Configure pre-injection setting.
7. Inject

To-dos before injection

1. Disable HDR (it will still work without it, but the game will be darker than usual if it is)
2. Start as administrator if the game is not visible in the list
3. Pass -nohmd to the game's command line and/or delete VR plugins from the game directory if the game contains any existing VR plugins
4. Disable any overlays that may conflict and cause crashes (Rivatuner, ASUS software, Razer software, Overwolf, etc...)
5. Disable graphical options in-game that may cause crashes or severe issues like DLSS Frame Generation
6. Consider disabling Hardware Accelerated GPU Scheduling in your Windows Graphics settings

In-Game Menu

Press the Insert key or L3+R3 on an XInput based controller to access the in-game menu, which opens by default at startup. With the menu open, hold RT for various shortcuts:

1. RT + Left Stick: Move the camera left/right/forward/back
2. RT + Right Stick: Move the camera up/down
3. RT + B: Reset camera offset
4. RT + Y: Recenter view
5. RT + X: Reset standing origin

• Last update: Tuesday, January 2, 2024
• File size: 36.7 MB