WHAT YOU NEED for UEVR<\/h3>\n\n- You need to setup PCVR for your Quest or other SteamVR-compatible headset.\u00a0 This requires:\n
\n- Meta Quest 3, Quest 2, Quest 1 or any VR headset that can run SteamVR.<\/li>\n
- A VR-Ready PC.\u00a0 You’ll need an even more powerful VR Ready PC than typical PCVR.<\/li>\n
- Install either Quest Link, Air Link, Virtual Desktop, or Steam Link.\u00a0 If you’re not familiar with how to use SteamVR on Quest, see this beginners guide to PCVR for Quest<\/a>.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/li>\n
- Download and install a compatible Unreal Engine game.\u00a0 UEVR only works with about 92% of games with Unreal Engine 4 or Unreal Engine 5.\u00a0 You can see the list of tested games here<\/a>.\u00a0 Download and install the UEVR game of your choice, preferably one that “Works Perfectly” or “Works Well.”\u00a0 Some free games that work on UEVR: Tekken 8 Demo, Like a Dragon: Ishin Demo, and Sorceress Demo.\u00a0 In this sample, I installed Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, which “Works Perfectly.”\u00a0 \u00a0You can get the game from Steam but you don’t have to.\u00a0 For example, you can get games from the Epic games store.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Games I’ve personally tested (i7-7th gen, 32GB RAM, GTX 1070, Quest 3, Air Link):<\/p>\n
\n- Dragonball Z: Kakarot – works on default settings<\/li>\n
- Sifu: crashed on default settings.\u00a0 When I used the lowest settings, it worked on my system.\u00a0 I also had to switch to Sequential Synchronized rendering.<\/li>\n
- Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite.\u00a0 Works but you have to change the World Scale so that the menu doesn’t block your view.<\/li>\n
- Tekken 8 Demo: with the lowest settings, it worked on my system with occasional jitters.<\/li>\n
- Like a Dragon: Ishin – works with Low settings, in Sequential Synchronized rendering.\u00a0 Camera was jittery on my system but still playable but a bit nauseating because of the camera movements.<\/li>\n
- Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.\u00a0 Extremely jittery on my system.\u00a0 Not playable.\u00a0 “Works Well” for tester Alex.<\/li>\n
- Final Fantasy VII Remake: only part of the view was being rendered.\u00a0 Not playable.\u00a0 “Works OK” for tester Elliot.<\/li>\n
- Sorceress (Demo) – works on default settings.\u00a0 Feels nauseating to use gamepad to turn around.<\/li>\n
- Injustice 2: Not compatible (apparently, it uses Unreal Engine 3).<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is compatible with UEVR<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nSTEP 1: Download UEVR<\/h3>\n
Download the latest version of UEVR here<\/a>.\u00a0 Scroll down and under Assets, you should see a zip file.\u00a0 Download it and extract it.\u00a0 Make sure to download only from Praydog’s official UEVR github.\u00a0 If you download anywhere else, you might get malware.<\/p>\nSTEP 2: Add anti-virus permissions<\/h3>\n
If you run UEVR’s injector, Windows thinks it’s a virus.\u00a0 To tell Windows that it’s not a virus, go to Windows Security and add permissions.<\/p>\n
But you might be wondering: is this dangerous?\u00a0 Is UEVR a virus?\u00a0 First of all, only download it from Praydog’s UEVR github and not from other sources.\u00a0 In github, under Assets, Praydog has provided the source code for UEVR, which you can review yourself and compile yourself if you wish.\u00a0 \u00a0Or wait for everyone else to use it and see if anyone has problems.<\/p>\n
If you’re satisfied that it’s not a virus then here’s how to add permissions:<\/p>\n
\n- Click on the Windows Start button then type “Windows Security” then click on the link.<\/li>\n
- Click on Virus & Threat Protection<\/li>\n
- Under “Virus & Threat Protection Settings” click on Manage Settings.<\/li>\n
- Scroll down to Exclusions and click “Add or remove exclusions”<\/li>\n
- Click “Add an exclusion” and in the dropdown, choose “Folder” and select the unzipped UEVR folder.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
STEP 3: Download a compatible Unreal Engine game and PREP it<\/h3>\n
After downloading and installing a compatible game, prep the game by turning OFF<\/span> any VR modes the game has and setup the controller you want to use.<\/p>\nTurn OFF any VR modes in the game<\/span><\/h4>\nTo ensure that UEVR works properly, disable any other VR plugins in the game.<\/p>\n
\n- In your Steam Library, click on your game on the left side, to bring up the Steam page for your downloaded game.<\/li>\n
- Click on Manage (the cog on the right side), and then choose Properties.<\/li>\n
- Under Launch Options on the bottom, type (including the hyphen): -nohmd<\/strong><\/li>\n
- Another thing you can do is to go to the plugins folder of the game, look or a directory called OpenXR or OpenVR and delete the directory.\u00a0 You can restore the directory in Steam by using verify integrity.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Choose your controller<\/span><\/h4>\nIf you haven’t setup your gamepad yet, connect your controller via USB.\u00a0 In Steam, click on the menu Steam on the upper left corner and choose Settings, then choose Controller.\u00a0 Then click Begin Test.\u00a0 It should auto-detect your controller.\u00a0 You can reconfigure as needed.\u00a0 If you don’t have a controller yet, the simplest option is an Xbox controller, but in my case I use Playstation DualSense.<\/p>\n
In the Properties screen for the game, go to Controller and choose Enable Steam Input to override the game controls with whichever gamepad you have setup on Steam.<\/p>\n![\"I](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/360rumors.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/01\/OculusScreenshot1704132330.jpeg?resize=960%2C960&ssl=1\")
I was able to play Tekken 8 after turning down the settings to almost the minimum<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nSTEP 4: Run SteamVR<\/h3>\n
Use Quest Link, Air Link, Virtual Desktop or Steam Link to run SteamVR (detailed setup instructions here<\/a>).\u00a0 Here’s a summary for using Quest Link via USB:<\/p>\n\n- Launch the Oculus desktop app<\/li>\n
- Connect your Quest 3, Quest 2, or Quest to your PC via USB.<\/li>\n
- In your Quest, click on the menu button on the right controller, click on the clock on the left side, then choose Quest Link.\u00a0 Launch Quest Link.<\/li>\n
- After Oculus desktop launches, go to your PC and launch SteamVR.\u00a0 You should see the SteamVR home in your Quest headset.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
STEP 5: Launch the game and change the graphics settings to the LOWEST SETTINGS first.<\/h3>\n
In Steam, the game usually appears as a large virtual monitor in the Steam home (but not always).\u00a0 Check the game options for graphics and use the lowest settings first<\/strong><\/span>.\u00a0 Changing the options is an important step.\u00a0 For example, if I play Sifu in default settings and I try to use UEVR, the game crashes.\u00a0 If I use lower settings, the game runs fine.<\/p>\nSTEP 6: Switch the game to VR<\/h3>\n\n- On your PC, launch UEVR as administrator.\u00a0 In the unzipped UEVR folder, right click on UEVRinjector.exe and choose Run as administrator.\u00a0 Alternatively, run it and then click on “Restart as Administrator.”<\/li>\n
- Click on the small arrow on the right side below Inject.\u00a0 This will reveal all programs that are running.\u00a0 Select the game.\u00a0 Then when you see the Inject button appear, click on Inject.\u00a0 For SteamVR on Quest with GTX 1070, I use OpenVR but depending on your hardware, OpenXR may work better.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
The screen will go black for a few seconds and will relaunch in VR mode.<\/p>\n
Switch to the game on your PC and close the overlay, or press the Ins key to toggle the overlay.\u00a0 On Playstation DualSense you can press L3+R3 to toggle the UEVR overlay.<\/p>\n
STEP 7: Troubleshooting<\/h3>\n
Problem 1: the game appears on only one eye, or some elements such as menus appear only on one eye.<\/strong><\/p>\nSolution: If you are seeing only one eye, or some of the graphics are only appearing in one eye, you need to switch UEVR’s rendering mode from Native Stereo to Synchronized Sequential.<\/p>\n
\n- Press Insert key to toggle the UEVR overlay.<\/li>\n
- On the left side, click on Unreal.<\/li>\n
- On the right side, click on the dropdown for Rendering Method and choose “Synchronized Sequential”.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Toggle the UEVR overlay by pressing the Insert key and change the Rendering Method<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nProblem 2: the characters are too small or too far away.<\/strong><\/p>\nSolution: You need to adjust the camera.<\/p>\n
\n- Press Insert key to toggle the UEVR overlay.<\/li>\n
- On the left side, click on Camera.<\/li>\n
- On the right side, the first slider under Camera lets you move the camera forward or backward.\u00a0 Adjust it to your liking.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Problem 3: parts of the HUD are blocking what I see<\/strong><\/p>\nSolution: Try adjusting World Scale.<\/p>\n
\n- Press Insert key to toggle the UEVR overlay.<\/li>\n
- On the left side, click on Unreal.<\/li>\n
- On the right side, look for the World Scale slider and try adjusting it to see if it moves the HUD to an acceptable view.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Problem 4: the game crashes when I launch UEVR.<\/strong><\/p>\nSolution: try using the lowest settings first.\u00a0 In your game’s options look for the graphics options and change them all to the lowest settings (lowest resolution, shortest draw distance, etc.) and try going back to Step 5.<\/p>\n
Improving the VR experience<\/h2>\n
You can make your VR experience even better by adjusting the camera’s view, or converting a third person game to first person, or adding motion controls.\u00a0 Check out Alex’s tutorials<\/a> for how to do this.\u00a0 If you like UEVR, you can support Praydog on Patreon here<\/a>.\u00a0 Meanwhile, check out the UEVR FAQ here<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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- Meta Quest 3, Quest 2, Quest 1 or any VR headset that can run SteamVR.<\/li>\n
- A VR-Ready PC.\u00a0 You’ll need an even more powerful VR Ready PC than typical PCVR.<\/li>\n
- Install either Quest Link, Air Link, Virtual Desktop, or Steam Link.\u00a0 If you’re not familiar with how to use SteamVR on Quest, see this beginners guide to PCVR for Quest<\/a>.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/li>\n
- Download and install a compatible Unreal Engine game.\u00a0 UEVR only works with about 92% of games with Unreal Engine 4 or Unreal Engine 5.\u00a0 You can see the list of tested games here<\/a>.\u00a0 Download and install the UEVR game of your choice, preferably one that “Works Perfectly” or “Works Well.”\u00a0 Some free games that work on UEVR: Tekken 8 Demo, Like a Dragon: Ishin Demo, and Sorceress Demo.\u00a0 In this sample, I installed Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, which “Works Perfectly.”\u00a0 \u00a0You can get the game from Steam but you don’t have to.\u00a0 For example, you can get games from the Epic games store.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Games I’ve personally tested (i7-7th gen, 32GB RAM, GTX 1070, Quest 3, Air Link):<\/p>\n
- \n
- Dragonball Z: Kakarot – works on default settings<\/li>\n
- Sifu: crashed on default settings.\u00a0 When I used the lowest settings, it worked on my system.\u00a0 I also had to switch to Sequential Synchronized rendering.<\/li>\n
- Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite.\u00a0 Works but you have to change the World Scale so that the menu doesn’t block your view.<\/li>\n
- Tekken 8 Demo: with the lowest settings, it worked on my system with occasional jitters.<\/li>\n
- Like a Dragon: Ishin – works with Low settings, in Sequential Synchronized rendering.\u00a0 Camera was jittery on my system but still playable but a bit nauseating because of the camera movements.<\/li>\n
- Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.\u00a0 Extremely jittery on my system.\u00a0 Not playable.\u00a0 “Works Well” for tester Alex.<\/li>\n
- Final Fantasy VII Remake: only part of the view was being rendered.\u00a0 Not playable.\u00a0 “Works OK” for tester Elliot.<\/li>\n
- Sorceress (Demo) – works on default settings.\u00a0 Feels nauseating to use gamepad to turn around.<\/li>\n
- Injustice 2: Not compatible (apparently, it uses Unreal Engine 3).<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is compatible with UEVR<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n STEP 1: Download UEVR<\/h3>\n
Download the latest version of UEVR here<\/a>.\u00a0 Scroll down and under Assets, you should see a zip file.\u00a0 Download it and extract it.\u00a0 Make sure to download only from Praydog’s official UEVR github.\u00a0 If you download anywhere else, you might get malware.<\/p>\n
STEP 2: Add anti-virus permissions<\/h3>\n
If you run UEVR’s injector, Windows thinks it’s a virus.\u00a0 To tell Windows that it’s not a virus, go to Windows Security and add permissions.<\/p>\n
But you might be wondering: is this dangerous?\u00a0 Is UEVR a virus?\u00a0 First of all, only download it from Praydog’s UEVR github and not from other sources.\u00a0 In github, under Assets, Praydog has provided the source code for UEVR, which you can review yourself and compile yourself if you wish.\u00a0 \u00a0Or wait for everyone else to use it and see if anyone has problems.<\/p>\n
If you’re satisfied that it’s not a virus then here’s how to add permissions:<\/p>\n
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- Click on the Windows Start button then type “Windows Security” then click on the link.<\/li>\n
- Click on Virus & Threat Protection<\/li>\n
- Under “Virus & Threat Protection Settings” click on Manage Settings.<\/li>\n
- Scroll down to Exclusions and click “Add or remove exclusions”<\/li>\n
- Click “Add an exclusion” and in the dropdown, choose “Folder” and select the unzipped UEVR folder.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
STEP 3: Download a compatible Unreal Engine game and PREP it<\/h3>\n
After downloading and installing a compatible game, prep the game by turning OFF<\/span> any VR modes the game has and setup the controller you want to use.<\/p>\n
Turn OFF any VR modes in the game<\/span><\/h4>\n
To ensure that UEVR works properly, disable any other VR plugins in the game.<\/p>\n
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- In your Steam Library, click on your game on the left side, to bring up the Steam page for your downloaded game.<\/li>\n
- Click on Manage (the cog on the right side), and then choose Properties.<\/li>\n
- Under Launch Options on the bottom, type (including the hyphen): -nohmd<\/strong><\/li>\n
- Another thing you can do is to go to the plugins folder of the game, look or a directory called OpenXR or OpenVR and delete the directory.\u00a0 You can restore the directory in Steam by using verify integrity.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Choose your controller<\/span><\/h4>\n
If you haven’t setup your gamepad yet, connect your controller via USB.\u00a0 In Steam, click on the menu Steam on the upper left corner and choose Settings, then choose Controller.\u00a0 Then click Begin Test.\u00a0 It should auto-detect your controller.\u00a0 You can reconfigure as needed.\u00a0 If you don’t have a controller yet, the simplest option is an Xbox controller, but in my case I use Playstation DualSense.<\/p>\n
In the Properties screen for the game, go to Controller and choose Enable Steam Input to override the game controls with whichever gamepad you have setup on Steam.<\/p>\n
I was able to play Tekken 8 after turning down the settings to almost the minimum<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n STEP 4: Run SteamVR<\/h3>\n
Use Quest Link, Air Link, Virtual Desktop or Steam Link to run SteamVR (detailed setup instructions here<\/a>).\u00a0 Here’s a summary for using Quest Link via USB:<\/p>\n
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- Launch the Oculus desktop app<\/li>\n
- Connect your Quest 3, Quest 2, or Quest to your PC via USB.<\/li>\n
- In your Quest, click on the menu button on the right controller, click on the clock on the left side, then choose Quest Link.\u00a0 Launch Quest Link.<\/li>\n
- After Oculus desktop launches, go to your PC and launch SteamVR.\u00a0 You should see the SteamVR home in your Quest headset.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
STEP 5: Launch the game and change the graphics settings to the LOWEST SETTINGS first.<\/h3>\n
In Steam, the game usually appears as a large virtual monitor in the Steam home (but not always).\u00a0 Check the game options for graphics and use the lowest settings first<\/strong><\/span>.\u00a0 Changing the options is an important step.\u00a0 For example, if I play Sifu in default settings and I try to use UEVR, the game crashes.\u00a0 If I use lower settings, the game runs fine.<\/p>\n
STEP 6: Switch the game to VR<\/h3>\n
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- On your PC, launch UEVR as administrator.\u00a0 In the unzipped UEVR folder, right click on UEVRinjector.exe and choose Run as administrator.\u00a0 Alternatively, run it and then click on “Restart as Administrator.”<\/li>\n
- Click on the small arrow on the right side below Inject.\u00a0 This will reveal all programs that are running.\u00a0 Select the game.\u00a0 Then when you see the Inject button appear, click on Inject.\u00a0 For SteamVR on Quest with GTX 1070, I use OpenVR but depending on your hardware, OpenXR may work better.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
The screen will go black for a few seconds and will relaunch in VR mode.<\/p>\n
Switch to the game on your PC and close the overlay, or press the Ins key to toggle the overlay.\u00a0 On Playstation DualSense you can press L3+R3 to toggle the UEVR overlay.<\/p>\n
STEP 7: Troubleshooting<\/h3>\n
Problem 1: the game appears on only one eye, or some elements such as menus appear only on one eye.<\/strong><\/p>\n
Solution: If you are seeing only one eye, or some of the graphics are only appearing in one eye, you need to switch UEVR’s rendering mode from Native Stereo to Synchronized Sequential.<\/p>\n
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- Press Insert key to toggle the UEVR overlay.<\/li>\n
- On the left side, click on Unreal.<\/li>\n
- On the right side, click on the dropdown for Rendering Method and choose “Synchronized Sequential”.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Toggle the UEVR overlay by pressing the Insert key and change the Rendering Method<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n Problem 2: the characters are too small or too far away.<\/strong><\/p>\n
Solution: You need to adjust the camera.<\/p>\n
- \n
- Press Insert key to toggle the UEVR overlay.<\/li>\n
- On the left side, click on Camera.<\/li>\n
- On the right side, the first slider under Camera lets you move the camera forward or backward.\u00a0 Adjust it to your liking.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Problem 3: parts of the HUD are blocking what I see<\/strong><\/p>\n
Solution: Try adjusting World Scale.<\/p>\n
- \n
- Press Insert key to toggle the UEVR overlay.<\/li>\n
- On the left side, click on Unreal.<\/li>\n
- On the right side, look for the World Scale slider and try adjusting it to see if it moves the HUD to an acceptable view.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Problem 4: the game crashes when I launch UEVR.<\/strong><\/p>\n
Solution: try using the lowest settings first.\u00a0 In your game’s options look for the graphics options and change them all to the lowest settings (lowest resolution, shortest draw distance, etc.) and try going back to Step 5.<\/p>\n
Improving the VR experience<\/h2>\n
You can make your VR experience even better by adjusting the camera’s view, or converting a third person game to first person, or adding motion controls.\u00a0 Check out Alex’s tutorials<\/a> for how to do this.\u00a0 If you like UEVR, you can support Praydog on Patreon here<\/a>.\u00a0 Meanwhile, check out the UEVR FAQ here<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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- Another thing you can do is to go to the plugins folder of the game, look or a directory called OpenXR or OpenVR and delete the directory.\u00a0 You can restore the directory in Steam by using verify integrity.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
- Download and install a compatible Unreal Engine game.\u00a0 UEVR only works with about 92% of games with Unreal Engine 4 or Unreal Engine 5.\u00a0 You can see the list of tested games here<\/a>.\u00a0 Download and install the UEVR game of your choice, preferably one that “Works Perfectly” or “Works Well.”\u00a0 Some free games that work on UEVR: Tekken 8 Demo, Like a Dragon: Ishin Demo, and Sorceress Demo.\u00a0 In this sample, I installed Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, which “Works Perfectly.”\u00a0 \u00a0You can get the game from Steam but you don’t have to.\u00a0 For example, you can get games from the Epic games store.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n