Reva Revenant

Do you mind telling me what VR device you are using? I have a Quest 3, and for now it’s the only headset I can test on. I’ve also had a lot of trouble because SteamVR doesn’t see my Touch controllers properly and reports them as HTC Vive for some reason, so I had to revert to Meta app as default OpenXR launcher. I’ve already implemented movement using the stick, looking around 360° via head rotation, rotation using the stick (slow, console-like, but when you mentioned snap-rotate, I think that would be nice to have too), and a little bit more, but less interesting details

What would you consider the minimal playable state?

There is an easy fix. I once saw a mod called "Handsome Drifters". It seems like something you must have in every modpack.

While testing stuff and sitting still in a world, I got killed around 5 times by a boar, 3 times by a wolf, and one time I managed to escape a bear using VR movement. So yeah, pretty unforgettable experience in my opinion.

I actually enjoy doing this, even if it remains just a prototype and is eventually forgotten, until someone in a few years Googles "VS VR mod" and finds something. However, I lack game knowledge. I know it to some extent, but the furthest I got is smithing copper tools, which is not enough. For example, I know nothing about standard VR controls, so I can’t properly map them in a mod. That’s why it would be great to have someone to talk to or hear some ideas. I’ve spent around 19 hours on this over the last two days, and I wanted to hear what others think about this. It’s a fun project, and downloading someone’s creative map where they built a city and walking around the interiors felt amazing and worth it. I wish others could experience this in VS, as it provides a sort of unique atmosphere, but I can’t publish the mod at this stage because there is too much janky stuff to even launch into the game, and that could ruin the overall experience.

Hello, I’ve been trying to make a VR mode for the last two days. So far it’s been… partially successful. I’m already about 50 EUR deep into this, and after spending two hours trying to map the Quest 3 controller "A" button to the in-game Jump action, I’ve started seriously questioning my life choices. Some things do work, some things are very broken, and everything is held together by hope and questionable decisions. So I've been wondering: is there even any real interest in a VR mod right now? Would anyone actually use it, or am I just doing this for fun and self-inflicted suffering? I’m mostly exploring out of curiosity—trying to see if this is a quirky niche experiment or something people would genuinely be excited about. I’m interested in your thoughts/ideas on this. Tnx for your time (Hope it's the right forum section)