Ghost Recon Wildlands - GRW-XR

SolKutTeR · 5. August 2026

Der User Firejumper93 arbeiten an einem der für mich besten (abseits von Rainbox Six natürlich) Tom Clancy Titel überhaupt, Ghost Recon Wildlands. Das erste Alpha-Build findet ihr auf Github.

Ghost Recon Wildlands VR (GRW-XR)
Warning
SINGLEPLAYER ONLY. Solo campaign, never co-op, never PvP, never matchmaking. The game ships Easy Anti-Cheat for multiplayer and this mod must never run in that context. Playing offline (Steam offline mode or Ubisoft Connect offline) is recommended while testing.

THIS IS NOT A COMPLETE VR EXPERIENCE. This mod is in the EARLY STAGES of development and testing. The rendering side is genuinely good: stereo depth, a fullscreen 4K view, and a real first-person camera anchored to your character's head bone (head hidden, close-range body blur removed).

THERE ARE NO REAL MOTION CONTROLS. Your Touch controllers are read as an EMULATED GAMEPAD. Sticks, buttons, triggers and grips are translated into ordinary gamepad input, which is not motion control and does not feel like a native VR shooter. The only motion-tracked thing on top of that is aim DIRECTION from the right controller's pointing angle, and even that chases rather than tracks. There is no gun in your hands, no hands, no gestures, and no weapon manipulation. See "Controller support, honestly" below and read it before you decide whether this build is worth your time.

STEAM BUILD ONLY, for now. The Epic Games and Ubisoft Connect copies of Wildlands are a DIFFERENT BUILD of the game executable, and every engine address this mod uses is specific to the Steam build. On those versions the mod detects the mismatch, refuses to install its engine hooks (your game is left completely unmodified), and you get a small flat window in the headset with no head tracking and no depth. That is expected today, not a bug you can configure away. See "Which version of the game do I need?" below.

Tested on a single hardware configuration. Try it as an experiment and a preview, not as a finished way to play the game. Development is active and every release changes things.
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A native OpenXR VR mod for Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands (AnvilNext 2.0, DirectX 11). Head-tracked stereoscopic 3D rendered by the game's own engine, injected through a dxgi.dll proxy. No game files are modified, ever.

Status: experimental alpha, in ongoing development. Stereo fusion with real depth was achieved on 2026-07-29, the fullscreen view on 2026-07-30, 4K internal rendering, controller-pointing aim and anchored first person on 2026-08-01/02, head-bone first person, head hiding, and continuous 1:1 head aim on 2026-08-03, and Touch controllers as an emulated gamepad, controller-pointing hip-fire aim with a reticle, and removal of the first-person close-range body blur on 2026-08-03/04. This is a development snapshot, not a finished mod. Expect rough edges. Performance numbers here come from one test system; different hardware, headsets, and settings may perform noticeably worse. The mod is being actively optimized and improved, so expect frequent changes.

If you tested an earlier release (v0.1.x through v0.3.x): the "flat screen floating in space" is long gone. Current builds render a fullscreen, head-tracked, stereoscopic view with real depth, let you play on the Touch controllers (emulated as a gamepad, not true motion controls), aim by pointing the right controller, and support a true first-person mode. If your install still shows a floating window, you are on the old release: delete the old dxgi.dll and install this one.

See CHANGELOG.md for what changed between versions, and the Roadmap below for what is coming and how close it is.
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What works

Native OpenXR session on the game's own D3D11 device, paced by the headset (72 Hz)

Full head tracking driving the actual game camera, with the render-time pose submitted to the compositor so rotation stays smooth under alternate-eye rendering

Stereoscopic depth via alternate-eye rendering: the engine renders one eye per frame, alternating, with per-eye swapchains and correct per-eye frustum placement

Fullscreen view: the mod overrides the game's rendered field of view (default 1.92 rad, about 110 degrees) so the image fills the headset instead of appearing as a window. On by default, toggleable and tunable live.

4K internal rendering, no desktop changes required. The mod sizes the game's swapchain and reports a 4K client area to the engine, so the whole pipeline renders at 3840x2160 and the capture is sharp from an ordinary 1080p desktop. The render size is a config key, so it doubles as the quality-versus-frame-rate knob.

Touch controllers work as an EMULATED GAMEPAD, so no physical gamepad is needed. Sticks, triggers, grips, A/B/X/Y and menu are translated into ordinary gamepad input. This is gamepad emulation, NOT motion control: it is reliable and convenient, and it is not what "VR motion controllers" normally means.

Aim direction from the right controller's pointing angle, with a dot reticle and real caveats. This is the only motion-tracked input beyond head tracking. See "Controller support, honestly".

True first person, anchored to your head bone. A toggle moves the viewpoint onto the player character's actual animated head bone: eye height tracks standing, crouch and prone automatically, the camera stays glued to the head while moving, and the player is identified through the engine's own player component so it attaches to your body rather than to a nearby NPC.

Your character's head is hidden in first person, using the engine's own head-visibility mechanism, so you no longer see hair or helmet geometry from inside. Hiding is instant on the toggle (the first toggle of a session engages after your first aim).

The first-person close-range body blur is REMOVED. Your chest, arms and weapon no longer smear when the camera sits at the character's head. This was the top complaint from earlier builds.

Resilient VR startup. If the headset is asleep when the game launches, the mod now waits and arms itself the moment the headset wakes; no relaunch needed.

Continuous 1:1 head aim (optional, Numpad Decimal). Your head's yaw and pitch feed the game's own aim path, so the view, reticle and bullets all follow your gaze exactly, while the right stick still turns underneath you. Aiming down sights pauses it so scopes stay true.

Scoped aiming: while scoped, the mod steps aside so the scope renders exactly as the flat game and bullets land on the crosshair. Magnified optics are displayed across a comfortable window so they actually magnify instead of shrinking to their true angular size.

Config GUI and hot reload. All tuning lives in GRWVR\grwxr.cfg, re-read about one second after any save, and tools\cfg_gui\cfg_gui.exe is a standalone slider editor. Only three hotkeys remain in play (recenter, first person, head aim).

A cropped, non-alternating desktop mirror suitable for recording

Stable at 72 fps on the test system through extended open-world play

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Controller support, honestly
Start here: there are no real motion controls in this mod. Your Touch controllers are read as an emulated gamepad: the mod translates sticks, buttons, triggers and grips into the ordinary gamepad input the game already understands. That is convenient and it works reliably, but it is not motion control, and it should not be described as such.

The only motion-tracked input layered on top of that is aim direction taken from where the right controller points. That part is the weakest thing in the mod and the most likely to disappoint you. It is being worked on and it will change. What follows is what it actually is today, not what it is aiming to become.

There is no gun in your hands. Your bullets follow your controller, but the weapon model does not move with it: the character still holds the rifle wherever the third-person animation puts it. You are pointing an invisible line at things. This is the single biggest gap and it is the current development focus.

Aim chases your controller, it does not track it. The mod cannot set the game's aim directly, so it feeds turn input into the game's own aim system until the aim catches up with where you are pointing. In practice that means a soft, slightly laggy, "steering" feel rather than a 1:1 weapon in your hand, and fast flicks overshoot or lag behind. Smoothing (aim_ctrl_smooth) trades one for the other; neither setting makes it feel native.

Hip fire is inaccurate, and that part is the real game. Wildlands applies a wide hip-fire spread cone. Pointing precisely does not help, because the game rolls the shot inside that cone. It reads as "the mod is broken" and it is not: aiming down sights is exact, which is how we know spread is vanilla behavior rather than something the mod causes. Defeating hip-fire spread under VR aim is designed and queued, but it is NOT in this release.

Aiming down sights abandons controller aim. Holding the left trigger switches aim back to your head, because the game draws its sight picture at view center: if we left aim on the controller, the sight picture and the impacts would disagree. So you get two different aiming models depending on the trigger, which is inconsistent to play. Optics are head-anchored, not gun-anchored, for the same reason.

There are no hands, no gestures, and no weapon manipulation. No grabbing, no gesture reloads, no physical mag changes, no two-handed grip. Reload, swap, vehicle entry and everything else are ordinary button presses.

The reticle is a flat dot at infinity. It shows the ray direction. It does not sit at target depth, so it will not converge on close targets the way a real red dot does.

Where this is going: the weapon model riding your controller (so you physically raise the gun to your eye), and ADS-grade accuracy under VR aim at all times. Both are designed; neither ships here.
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Known limitations (honest list)

No real motion controls. Touch is emulated as a gamepad; only aim direction is motion-tracked, and it is rough: no visible gun in your hands, aim chases rather than tracks, hip fire blooms, ADS switches back to head aim. Read "Controller support, honestly" above; it is the honest account, not a teaser.

The camera can occasionally attach to the wrong body after a respawn or fast travel. Toggling first person off and on while facing your character re-acquires it.

Vehicles in first person are unfinished. Ground vehicles are playable and fun in practice; aerial vehicle interiors are not yet wired up.

Wide-angle rendering can look warped or "off" toward the edges; the projection geometry is under active tuning.

Sky and cloud registration at wide field of view is still imperfect.

Frame rate dips below 72 in dense towns on the test system.

The desktop mirror shows a cropped single eye; judge the image only in the headset.

Tested on exactly one configuration (below). Other headsets and runtimes are untested.

If a game patch ever makes head aim turn the wrong way, flip aim_yaw_sign or aim_pitch_sign in the config (the engine's aim directions are calibrated per game build; the signs differ per axis on the current build).

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Roadmap
What is being worked on right now, with an honest estimate of how far along each item is. Percentages are progress toward shipping, not promises or dates; they move as evidence comes in.

Feature Progress Where it stands
The gun visibly rides your controller (physical sighting) ~40% Bullets already follow the controller; the engine's object-placement path is fully mapped and a probe locating the weapon's placement handle is in testing
Hip-fire accuracy at ADS grade under VR aim ~70% The exact engine flag is located and verified unique in this build; one write route decision remains before it ships
Performance pass for dense towns ~30% The engine's shadow-quality lever is located and writable live; a measurement run will decide what ships
Aerial vehicle interior camera ~20% Ground-vehicle first person already works in practice; helicopter and plane interiors need their camera behavior characterized first
VR arms and hands (IK) ~15% The GPU skinning data format was recovered from the game's own shipped shaders; which render path draws the player is the remaining unknown. The engine's own IK system is confirmed present, which is the long-term route
Shipped since the last release: Touch-as-emulated-gamepad support, controller-pointing hip-fire aim with a reticle, first-person body blur removal, instant head hide, config GUI with hot reload, resilient VR startup.

A public beta is planned once the top items land.
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Which version of the game do I need?
The Steam build. This is not a preference, it is a hard technical limit right now.

The mod finds the engine's camera and projection code at specific addresses inside GRW.exe. The Epic Games and Ubisoft Connect releases ship a different build of that executable: it is about 12 MB larger and the code sits about 21 MB further along, so every address the mod knows is wrong there.

What happens if you try anyway: the mod notices the mismatch, says so in its log, and installs nothing. Your game runs completely unmodified and nothing is damaged. But because the camera hook is what provides head tracking, stereo depth and the fullscreen view, you get a small flat window floating in the headset that does not respond to head movement. Controllers and buttons may still work, which makes it look like the mod is "half working"; it is not, it is correctly refusing to patch a binary it does not recognize.

If you see this, check GRWVR\grwxr-<pid>.log in your game folder for a line reading "This is NOT the binary we analysed". That confirms it.

Supporting other stores is possible (the mod's code-pattern scanner already finds the right function on those builds, it just cannot place the rest of its address map), but it needs work that has not been done. It is on the list, without a date.
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Requirements

Ghost Recon Wildlands, Steam edition (tested against the 2023-09-14 Steam build). Epic Games and Ubisoft Connect versions are a different build and are NOT supported yet; see above.

A PC VR headset with an OpenXR runtime. Tested only on Meta Quest 3 over Link cable with the Meta Quest Link runtime.

Asynchronous Spacewarp must be disabled (Oculus Debug Tool, set ASW to Disabled). The mod manages the stale eye itself; ASW compounds artifacts on top of it.

A GPU with headroom: the test system is an RTX 5060 Ti 16 GB with a Ryzen 7 9700X.

To build: Visual Studio 2022 or newer with the C++ workload (MSVC x64, ml64).

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Quick install (no build needed)
Download the latest release zip from the Releases page, unzip it anywhere, run install.bat, and read the included INSTALL.txt. The sections below are for building from source.
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Building

Download the OpenXR SDK loader release from https://github.com/KhronosGroup/OpenXR-SDK/releases (tested with 1.1.61). Place it so these paths exist:

tools/xr_probe/extern/include/openxr/openxr.h

tools/xr_probe/extern/lib/openxr_loader.lib Keep the loader's openxr_loader.dll from the same release; you will copy it to the game folder in the install step.

If your Visual Studio is not at the default path, edit VCVARS at the top of build.bat.

Run build.bat. Output: build\dxgi.dll (the script prints its SHA256).

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Installing

Close the game.

If your game is not at C:\Steam\steamapps\common\Wildlands, edit GAME at the top of deploy.bat.

Run deploy.bat auto. It verifies the game is closed, builds, copies dxgi.dll into the game folder, creates dxgi_real.dll there (a local copy of your own C:\Windows\System32\dxgi.dll, used for export forwarding), and byte-compares the result.

Copy openxr_loader.dll (from the OpenXR SDK release in the build step) into the game folder next to GRW.exe.

Set the baseline graphics settings below.

Launch through Steam. The headset no longer needs to be awake before launch: the mod waits and arms itself the moment the headset wakes.

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Baseline graphics settings (start here before judging anything)
This is the tested baseline. Test against it before reporting a graphics or performance problem, because two of these settings (window mode and anti-aliasing) can silently cost half the frame rate.

In-game video settings (these write to GRW.ini in Documents\My Games\Ghost Recon Wildlands):

Setting Value Why
Resolution / window 1920x1080, Fullscreen (WindowMode=1) The mod renders internally at 4K regardless of the desktop size. A BORDERED window locks the game to your monitor's refresh rate and caps VR at 60
Frame rate limit 72 (FpsLimit=72) Matches the Quest 3 refresh the mod paces to
Supersampling 0.90 (Supersampling=0.90) 1.00 exceeds the tested GPU's budget at 4K; 0.90 holds 72 fps
Anti-aliasing SMAA or Off. NEVER any temporal (TAA) mode (AntiAliasingMode=3 is SMAA, 0 is off) Temporal AA blends the alternating eye viewpoints into ghosting, and it is expensive: a TAA-enabled save measured a sustained drop from 72 to the low 60s
Motion blur Off Smears under head tracking
Two traps worth knowing, both observed on the test system:

The game rewrites GRW.ini when you apply anything in its menus, and it has silently wiped FpsLimit doing so. After any in-game menu apply, re-check the ini.

Old saves can carry old settings with them. A save from before this baseline loaded with TAA enabled and read as "the mod got laggy". If performance suddenly looks wrong, check the anti-aliasing setting first, then the ini.

The mod writes its runtime files to GRWVR\ inside the game folder: a per-process log (grwxr-<pid>.log) and an optional grwxr.cfg.
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In the headset
Only THREE hotkeys remain; every tuning key from older releases was removed. All tuning lives in GRWVR\grwxr.cfg, which hot-reloads about one second after any save, or use the included slider GUI (tools\cfg_gui\cfg_gui.exe).

Key Action
Home Recenter (look where you want forward to be, then press)
Numpad 8 First person on / off (head hiding follows it automatically)
Numpad . (Decimal) 1:1 head aim on / off (bullets follow your gaze; default off)

Touch controllers (emulated as a gamepad)
The mod merges the Touch controllers into the game as a gamepad, so the full normal control scheme works and no physical gamepad is needed: sticks move and turn, face buttons and grips act as their gamepad equivalents. To be clear, that is gamepad emulation, not motion control. The one motion-tracked addition:

Input Action
Right controller, point Hip-fire aim: the dot reticle and bullets follow the controller ray
Right trigger, full squeeze Fire (hold for automatic fire)
Left trigger (hold) Aim down sights: aim follows your head so the sight picture is true; the dot hides
A physical gamepad still works if you prefer it (the Touch snapshot merges with it).
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Configuration
GRWVR\grwxr.cfg in the game folder holds the persistent settings and documents every key in comments. The ones most worth knowing:

Key Meaning
ipd_scale Eye separation multiplier (default 0.50)
fullscreen_fov Rendered field of view in radians (default 1.92)
upsize_width / upsize_height Internal render size (default 3840x2160). Lower it, for example 3200x1800, to trade sharpness for frame rate
fp_head_anchor 1 (default) anchors first person to the character's head bone; 0 falls back to the origin anchor
fp_head_eye Eye offset above the head bone, meters (default 0.10)
fp_eye First-person eye height above the character origin, meters (fallback anchor only)
fp_anchor_side First-person lateral centering, meters
aim_yaw_sign, aim_pitch_sign Head-aim direction calibration (defaults -1 and +1 for the current game build; flip one only if head aim turns the wrong way on that axis)
aim_source 1 (default) hip-fire aim follows the right controller; 0 follows the head
aim_ctrl_smooth Controller-aim smoothing, 0 to 1 (default 0.35)
aim_reticle 1 (default) draws the hip-fire dot reticle; 0 hides it
xinput_touch 1 (default) merges Touch controllers into the gamepad; 0 passes through untouched
aim_steer, aim_ads, aim_fire Controller-pointing aim, trigger ADS and trigger fire; set any to 0 to disable
desktop_fov Crop of the desktop recording view, 0 disables
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Disabling and uninstalling

Disable temporarily: rename dxgi.dll in the game folder (to dxgi.dll.off, for example). The game then runs completely unmodified.

Uninstall: run deploy.bat remove, or delete dxgi.dll, dxgi_real.dll, openxr_loader.dll, and the GRWVR folder from the game directory.

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Rules of use

Solo campaign only. Never use this in co-op, PvP, or any matchmaking. The game ships Easy Anti-Cheat for multiplayer; this mod must never run in that context.

For now, playing in offline mode is recommended (Steam offline mode, or Ubisoft Connect set to offline). It keeps the session unambiguously single-player while the mod is under development.

This repository ships source code only. It contains no game files, no Ubisoft binaries, and no anti-cheat components, and it never patches any file of your install; the proxy DLL sits beside the game and is loaded by normal Windows DLL search order.

Use at your own risk. The game's anti-tamper occasionally reacts to hooks in unpredictable ways. If something looks broken, rename dxgi.dll and re-check before blaming the game or the mod.

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How it works, briefly
The mod is a dxgi.dll search-order proxy. It hooks IDXGISwapChain:resent, creates an OpenXR session on the game's own D3D11 device, and locates the engine's camera and projection functions through byte-signature scanning (never hardcoded addresses; a failed scan logs loudly and leaves the game untouched). Each frame it composes the live headset rotation onto the game camera's root transform and offsets the camera position left or right of center, alternating each frame. The projection hook also overrides the game's field-of-view argument (within a band that excludes scopes, menus, and the engine's sky and reflection captures) so the engine renders the headset's coverage. Each rendered frame is copied into that eye's swapchain, drawn at its exact angular size inside a canvas shaped like the eye's real display frustum, and submitted with its stored pose; the compositor reprojects both eyes to display time. The engine therefore runs at 1x headset rate while both eyes stay continuously fed.
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Credits

mutars/anvilengine2vr (MIT): the reference implementation this project is a port of. Its per-game adapter architecture, hook targets, and porting guides are the foundation of this work.

elliotttate/vrframework: the field guides that document the technique family for AnvilNext titles.

dariulone/cyberpunk-vr-port (MIT): a sibling architecture for REDengine whose documented lessons on eye tagging, pose pairing, and runtime frustum correction directly informed the diagnosis of this mod's hardest bug.

pancreations/Halo-MCC-VR (MIT): whose notes on Quest runtime double-vision behavior corroborated that diagnosis.

Khronos OpenXR SDK (Apache 2.0): the OpenXR loader and headers.

Claude Code (Anthropic): development contributor; the reverse engineering, code, and diagnostics in this repository were built in collaboration with it.

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands is the property of Ubisoft. This project is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or supported by Ubisoft, and distributes none of their work.

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License
MIT, see LICENSE. Portions derived from anvilengine2vr, Copyright (c) 2024 mutars, MIT.
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A mod I made for Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands, still a work in progress but motion controls to be implemented very soon now with 20% less jank. Sorta
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Hier die Steampage

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands von Ubisoft
Führe dein Eliteteam von Ghosts durch eine riesige und gefährliche offene Welt, die auf dich reagiert. Infiltriere und neutralisiere das Santa-Blanca-Kartell, um Bolivien und seine Einwohner vor dem endgültigen Zusammenbruch zu bewahren.
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Firejumper93 · 10. August 2026 um 05:45 Uhr

Vielen Dank, dass ihr dabei helft, das Projekt bekannter zu machen! Ich bin der Entwickler von GRW-XR.

Ich spreche leider selbst kein Deutsch, daher hoffe ich, dass die Übersetzung hier einigermaßen verständlich ist. In einer der nächsten Versionen möchte ich außerdem eine gekürzte deutsche Version der README.md hinzufügen, damit die wichtigsten Informationen, Installationshinweise und Updates auch für deutschsprachige Nutzer leichter zugänglich sind.

Die Entwicklung geht momentan sehr schnell voran. Falls ihr den aktuellen Stand sehen möchtet: Ich habe gerade ein neues Update auf Reddit gepostet, nachdem ich einen großen Durchbruch bei der Bewegungssteuerung erzielt habe:

https://www.reddit.com/r/GhostRecon/s/kTRwD2p0GU

Wir kommen dem Punkt immer näher, an dem man das Kartell in VR tatsächlich mit den eigenen Händen auseinandernehmen kann.

Nochmals vielen Dank für eure Unterstützung und dafür, dass ihr GRW-XR mit der deutschen VR-Community teilt! ❤️

SolKutTeR · 10. August 2026 um 06:20 Uhr

Willkommen im VRforum @Firejumper93,
danke das Du uns bei diesem Projekt mitnimmst.

Firejumper93 · 10. August 2026 um 06:42 Uhr

Zitat von SolKutTeR: ↑

Willkommen im VRforum @Firejumper93,
danke das Du uns bei diesem Projekt mitnimmst.
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Hier ist die deutsche Fassung der README:

https://github.com/Firejumper93/GhostReconWildlandsVR/blob/main/README.de.md

Könntest du mir bitte sagen, ob die enthaltenen Informationen so ausreichend und korrekt formuliert sind und ob die deutsche Übersetzung insgesamt natürlich und verständlich klingt? Ich spreche selbst kein Deutsch, daher wäre eine kurze Einschätzung von einem Muttersprachler sehr hilfreich.

Vielen Dank noch einmal für deine Unterstützung und dafür, dass du hilfst, den Mod auch in der deutschsprachigen VR-Community bekannter zu machen!

SolKutTeR · 10. August 2026 um 07:15 Uhr

Leider muss ich gleich auf die Arbeit und würde es heute Abend erst schaffen, aber ich schaue gerne einmal rein. Aber vielleicht schafft es hier jemand von uns ja vorher bereits mal hineinzuschauen und Feedback zu geben.

Firejumper93 · 10. August 2026 um 09:32 Uhr

Kleines Update: Ich habe die grundlegende 6DOF-Bewegungssteuerung mit den Motion Controllern jetzt tatsächlich zum Laufen bekommen!

Ich werde das GitHub-Repository entsprechend aktualisieren. Bei mir ist es gerade 2:35 Uhr nachts (CST, USA), deshalb mache ich für heute erst einmal Schluss.

Sobald das Update online ist, könnt ihr es gerne testen. Falls ihr Fehler, Probleme oder andere Auffälligkeiten findet, meldet sie bitte einfach – ich werde darüber sofort benachrichtigt und kann mir das dann ansehen.

Vielen Dank noch einmal für euer Interesse und eure Unterstützung!

https://www.reddit.com/r/virtualreality/s/FMirx0T0lm

SolKutTeR · 10. August 2026 um 13:18 Uhr

Das liest sich echt gut für eine Übersetzung @Firejumper93.

An dieser Stelle auch vielen Dank, dass Du das VRforum erwähnst. Wenn ich die Zeit finde, muss ich mir die Mod unbedingt mal anschauen. Danke nochmal das Du uns an der Entwicklung mit teilhaben lässt!

Odyssey_Plus_Man · 10. August 2026 um 15:02 Uhr

An dieser Stelle der Hinweis; das Spiel kostet gerade nur 2,49 EUR auf Steam

Lev Arris · 10. August 2026 um 15:47 Uhr

Da mußte ich gleich mal bei Steam schauen. Ach das habe ich ja sogar. Ich erinnere mich.
Das ist ja schon von 2017.

Der Nachfolger von 2023 "Breakpoint" ist auch im Angebot (2,99 €). Jeweils bis 16.08. !
Breakpoint war ja gefloppt soweit ich mich erinnere.

Cannibalpinhead · 10. August 2026 um 16:29 Uhr

Zitat von Odyssey_Plus_Man: ↑

An dieser Stelle der Hinweis; das Spiel kostet gerade nur 2,49 EUR auf Steam
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Steam ist gut... man braucht zusächlich diesen absolut schrottigen Ubi-Launcher. Und den boykottiere ich...
Schade eigentlich... könnte tatsächlich ganz interessant sein stumpf Symbole auf ner Karte abzuarbeiten. Manchmal hab ich Lust auf sowas.

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