R6 VR version 1 is now open sourced

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#32

Game settings
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Go into game settings and change the avatar type to R6

#33

It was already like that before.

#34

Unfortunately because of ROBLOX’s systems, you have to reupload the non-loader version to your account, then change the ID in the loader to your asset’s ID. I have no idea why it is like this.

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#35

Major overhaul in the works currently. Expect to see full sitting support, more optimizations. Settings, New locomotion types, and much more.
Just remember to be patient

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#36

Ok I found the issue, I forgot to own the module. That’s why it couldn’t work. Thanks!

#37

New version prototype

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#38

That look’s sick! The animations and everything

#39

As someone who’s also made their own R6 VR implementation, I guess I can answer this. It’s simply a matter of preference, IMO. I prefer how R6 looks over R15, there’s still quite a lot of games that use it due to it being (subjectively) simpler to program for and use, and the way a R15 character looks and handles in VR feel weird to me. The arms don’t ever match up, amongst other things. On the other side of the coin, it’s quite a common sight to see R6 characters have their arms detach from their bodies, making it feel a bit more natural to use and see to me and some other people.

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#40

There is an issue. It seems i cant move.

#41

Try using the version 2 prototype

#42

What do those do? I can’t figure it out

#43

All you need to do to get it to work is add the VR Loader into Workspace or ServerScriptService

#44

ok, but what happens when you do that?

#45

When you play the game the loader will call a main module, that main module will check to see if the client has a HMD plugged in. If the client has an HMD plugged in then the module will load it’s VR script into the player, allowing them to play in VR.

#46

Awesome! I wanted to make a vr game and was looking for something like this!

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#47

Can you show me where is the proto 2?

#48

Also is it compatible to quest 1 and 2 just incase?

#49

It works fine for me in my Quest 2 so it should be for you.

#50

Iv encountered a problem where if I run the v2, my body parts teleports inside the torso while the camera remains in place which I can see myself in a square body while I’m floating. I reverted back to v1 and it worked fine for me. Not sure what happened.

#51

This framework is compatible with just about all oculus headsets since it was built around them.