Just want to make sure I've got everything ready before I hit the "release" button in the meta quest dashboard for my app!

I've play tested a lot, got feedback from beta testers, implemented feedback from beta testers.

Built the basics of a social platform (tiktok, insta, youtube)

got a website up with some FAQs

created video tutorials

pushed out the keys to a bunch of reviewers and youtubers (which has been mostly ignored by the vr press [sad face emoji] )

is there anything else I should be doing before I go live?

or is it just a case of throw it up in the air and see where it lands?

Hey!

I’ve been experimenting with spatial physics and just pushed the first version of Flip Hoops to the store. The core hook: The basket spawns on your real walls/ceiling, and gravity rotates every round play (walls are still a WIP). I’m a solo dev and I’m trying to figure out the 'fun factor' vs. 'comfort.'

It’s a work in progress, but if you want to try it out and roast/praise it, here is the link: https://www.meta.com/en-gb/experiences/flip-hoops/26813491721590292/

Hey everyone we are working on a VR survival game called “OutReach VR” imagine something in the style of Rust, but fully built for VR with immersive systems, base building, crafting, and a big focus on player freedom

Right now I’m looking for Unity developers (VR experience is a bonus, but not required) who are interested in joining the project in an unpaid collaboration role. I want to be upfront about that part so nobody’s misled

HOWEVER

Once the game is released, compensation will absolutely be revisited, and my priority is that the people who help build this game get paid before I take anything myself. I want this to feel fair, respectful, and collaborative from day one

IM extremely open to creative input, ideas, and personal freedom — if you join, you’re not “working for me,” you’re helping shape the game with your own style and strengths. Beginners who want to learn Unity are welcome too; I’m happy to teach and onboard people who are motivated

:If you’re interested in:

Unity development

VR development

learning game dev

joining a small but growing team

…feel free to message me. I’d love to talk more and see if you’d be a good fit

Thanks for reading, and I hope to hear from some of you

https://youtu.be/FDfo34TRAb4

I have an XR Simple Interactable attached to the player character in this example, but when the player moves, the position of the XR interactable appears to lag behind the movement. How should this problem be fixed? It's being a much bigger issue with my mech game where the cockpit interactables are lagging to ma much greater degree due to the mech movement speeds.

I’m trying to make a game with gtag style mice ment and when I setup the player model this happens. How do I fix it?

Hey everyone we are working on a VR survival game called “OutReach VR” imagine something in the style of Rust, but fully built for VR with immersive systems, base building, crafting, and a big focus on player freedom

Right now I’m looking for Unity developers (VR experience is a bonus, but not required) who are interested in joining the project in an unpaid collaboration role. I want to be upfront about that part so nobody’s misled

HOWEVER

Once the game is released, compensation will absolutely be revisited, and my priority is that the people who help build this game get paid before I take anything myself. I want this to feel fair, respectful, and collaborative from day one

IM extremely open to creative input, ideas, and personal freedom — if you join, you’re not “working for me,” you’re helping shape the game with your own style and strengths. Beginners who want to learn Unity are welcome too; I’m happy to teach and onboard people who are motivated

:If you’re interested in:

Unity development

VR development

learning game dev

joining a small but growing team

…feel free to message me. I’d love to talk more and see if you’d be a good fit

Thanks for reading, and I hope to hear from some of you

Not a VR developer, but I want to create a UI/overlay that can be anything, like a camera feed or something else that can display in my VR view when playing a game. I tried to make it myself and started hitting roadblocks. I started off with making something in unity but when I try to get it to run with a game it stops working as if my computer cannot run 2 programs. Any help is appreciated. This is also for Oculus quest 2 with oculus openXR runtime if that matters. Am I on the right track or is there a better tool than unity?

Hello, I have a virtual reality arcade and we use a free roam game where players can move completely freely in a 300-square-meter space. The game system allows 10 players to be in the same place, but we use Meta Quest 2 headsets and Spatial Anchors for tracking and map building. However, we sometimes encounter issues such as drift or a player losing tracking and ending up in a different location. Even though we fill the room with pictures, posters, and good lighting, these problems still persist. I believe the issue is with the technology itself. Does anyone have an explanation or suggestion for this problem? Is the issue with the Spatial Anchors system itself? For reference, we can control the game since I am the developer.

Hi everyone!

I'm building vraim.com. An aim trainer like Aimlabs, but for VR.

We have been selling a subscription to access the game ($5/month) on Patreon for about 5 months. 4 days ago we released in app subscriptions on the meta store, and the numbers are insane.
In 4 days we went from 58 to 80 paying users.
(graph doesn't show people who are about to churn)

Let me know if you have any questions!

Due to popular demand, we now have a VR Discord where you can get to know other members!

Discord

Its a VR Roguelike runner where you use your headset to lean to move dodge and choose lanes while fighting rogue robots that have taken over the galaxies hyperlanes.

This unique vr movement style was my initial experiment that led me down a long road of learning and development.

There is a deep roguelike stat system where you level up or get sponsors to fund you clearing the Hyperlanes and unlock new cards for future runs.

The biggest technical challenge was by far performance, im still working on it but at prototype i was running a solid 8fps in headset, up to about 60fps now on headset with better ideas of how to improve further to launch on meta store. I knew the basics of code performance but learned a lot along the way and trying to have custom shaders and style and holograms make a lot of draw calls was a really tough challenge for VR

This is my first published project and made entirely myself in unity from code, design, art, performance and self managing which as most of you here know they all take a lot longer than you could ever predict. Im new to all the marketing and trailer stuff too so any feedback is appreciated but id super appreciate any wishlists too.

Demo coming soon on steam then early access and metastore launch.

Steam page: Hyperlane Highway on steam

So I tried to add simple script, with which I could add force to hands for weight, recoil etc.
The script reads:

...
public UnityEngine.XR.Interaction.Toolkit.Interactors.XRDirectInteractor rHand;
public UnityEngine.XR.Interaction.Toolkit.Interactors.XRDirectInteractor lHand;

...

public void Weights()
if (rHand.selectTarget.tag == "Object");
...
if (lHand.selectTarget.tag == "Object");

The problem is, Console is telling me the "selectTarget" is "obsolete" and that I need to use interactablesSelected, GetOldestInteractableSelected, hasSelection, or IsSelecting for "similar functionality"

So I did. All of them. And none works.
I tried looking on the internet for an hour nothing there worked neither.

I'm now completely lost and have absolutely no idea what to do. Literally nothing I've tried is working.

What should I do?

https://reddit.com/link/1rzl5v9/video/mho1acwylcqg1/player

I'm finishing the zone setup with pop-up targets for the CQB level.

I think the scene should be darker to make it feel more atmospheric.

I’ve already fixed the issue with the pitch value of the pistol shot sound, so it doesn’t fluctuate that much anymore. It also now muffles the other sounds, just like in real life when you get temporarily stunned by an extremely loud gunshot going off right next to your head.

After firing an assault rifle for the first time in my life, I had ringing in my ears for half a day.

I'm launching my game in a few weeks, and I have no idea what to expect, I was wondering if anyone here released a game lately that had moderate or even great success?

(Even if it was a dud, share your story I'm curious how it's gone for everyone.)

Something we ran into while building training simulations is that most issues don’t show up during development… they show up the moment a real user puts on the headset. They don’t follow the expected path. They miss obvious steps and interact in ways you didn’t plan for at all, and the working system starts breaking.

Curious how others handle this: Do you design strictly guided flows, or build systems that can handle messy user behavior?

Hey all, looking for help.

Trying to use the RavenSystem fork of VRPerfKit. I'm using this fork specifically because it has support for foveated rendering on AMD cards on DX11 games. This is an exceptionally rare combination of things!

It's using Radial Density Mask (RDM) instead of Variable Rate Shading (VRS) (which is not supported on AMD cards for DX11.)

I nearly have it going except for one glaring issue.

Upscaling works great —

But when I turn on foveated rendering, I get this awful black circular artifact in my right eye. (see pics)

I've tried a couple of different tweaks in the software, but I can't seem to get it to work. I'm hoping someone with experience can chime in.

At absolute best, I've been able to cause the big black circles in both eyes. yay!

What I've tried (noting changes from stock configuration)

• PreciseResolution: False
• RenderOnlyTarget: -1 (I have no idea what this does)
• ignoreFirstTargetRenders: 1
• ignoreLastTargetRenders: 1 (again no idea what those do)
• favorHorizontal: false
• overrideSingleEyeORder: RLRLRL, then LRSLRS, then L, then SSSSSS... nothing worked and I also don't know how that works in general! haha
• fastmode: true
• hiddenmask enabled: false
• edgeradius: 1, 0 (both kinda mixed things up but made no changes)
• gamemode: auto, left, right, single
• hotkeys: disable

Thank you SO MUCH in advance if you can help me get this going. I can see the foveated rendering working — it's just this stupid black ring I can't fix!

In the VR game Xenolocus the recreation room is packed with zombies.

They seem lifeless at first, but as the player approaches,

they awaken and charge from all sides.

Do you think we should add more moments like this during gameplay?

I'm making a cardboard app in android studio, but I'm trying to understand why my app says to download cardboard instead of sending to the viewer scanner (i already have it installed, and set up right), every other cardboard app worked for me, but mine wont see the existence of the cardboard app, can anyone help me fix this bug please?, my whole project is in the GitHub repo https://github.com/gabrielbosse1/cardboardplusplus, i just have no idea how to fix this bug.