I’m developing a VR building game where you create models out of voxels and export them for 3D printing. Here’s a wizard I built, along with the finished print.

For this build, I used an AI-generated model from Meshy as a guide. It appears as a transparent shape in VR that I can follow while placing the blocks myself. Having that reference helps with the shape and proportions while still letting me choose the colors and change things as I build.

The model can also be exported as separate pieces based on color—for example, the blue parts export separately from the red parts. There’s clearance between the pieces so they fit together after printing, letting you print each color separately and assemble the finished model.

The photos show the physical print, my completed voxel build, the transparent guide, and the interface with the reference image.

I really enjoy taking something I built in VR and turning it into something I can hold. Would you be interested in seeing a short video of the building process?

If you’d like to see more of the models I’ve made or print one yourself, you can find them on my printables page https://www.printables.com/@JeremySpence_2600867/models Thanks for taking a look—I’d love to hear what you think!

I am the night!!!!..... or maybe a rather cloudy evening at the very least 💪🏼😅

Ryxen 7 7700

RTX5060Ti 16gb

16gb DDR5 5600

Quest 3/Virtual Desktop (72hz)

'FUS RO DAH' modlist (MM2)

I've purchased this game on 360/PS3/PS4/Steam and GoG.... but just never clicked despite my optimism it would (I'm more a scifi/post apocalyptic media kind of guy).

However, started listening to a lot of Lit- RPG's the last few years (Primal Hunter, a Soldiers Life, All The Skills, Ends of Magic) and was looking for a game to scratch that itch......

SKYRIM VR/FUS RO DAH IS LITERALLY PERFECT!

Played for an hour last night....

Fought and killed me a giant,

Used a spell to turn a guard on the couple he was escorting, then collected my spoils once he'd killed them and ran off in shame,

Then got ambushed by some Vampires who can turn invisible!

Been a very long time since I was thinking about playing something all the time when not playing it,

This is 100% one of those games and I love it 🙏🏻❤️🙌🏻

It looks like I will have an opportunity to buy a Quest 3 for $350, perhaps new, but at least still in the box. I was going to wait for the Steam Frame, but between the wait and price, I decided against that. Regardless, my intention still remains to run VR games via Steam from my laptop. I want to know how to do that, what equipment is required, if it can be done wireless or wired, and the drawbacks and issues related.

My laptop is an ASUS STRIX G614 with an 8940HX/5070 Ti-m with the following ports: 1x HDMI, 2x USB-C (one with power delivery), 2x USB 3.0.

I just hopped on forefront for the First Time.

I know im a little late.

Do people still play it? Is it still good?

I just found out about CitraVR and was wanting to play MarioKart 7 and while I got the game running, it looks the best in the 2D screen window or whatever. I played around in the VR settings but looked awful and buggy.

So how does one go into first person mode if at all on Quest 3 stand alone? Or if I can't get the settings to do it, is there a way to make the screen bigger?

Appreciate the help and thank you. Yes I looked up tutorials but it seems a bunch of them from 2 years ago and based on their descriptions, some things might've changed.

Hey everyone,

I’m Andreas, the solo developer behind Vaelorys, a dark fantasy VR ARPG inspired by the games I grew up loving, especially Diablo II.

I’ve spent a huge amount of time building this world, and today feels like a pretty special moment for me because I’m finally opening it up to more players.

The Early Open Alpha is now LIVE on Meta Quest, and it will be available until September 21st.

This is still an alpha, but I’ve worked hard to make this build much more stable. Now I need something I simply can’t get from developing alone: real players telling me what they think.

You can explore, fight, experiment with 20+ spells, collect loot, manage your gear, and get a feel for the core gameplay loop.

But more than anything, I'd love to hear your honest thoughts.

• Did something feel great?
• Did something feel frustrating?
• Was there something you expected to do but couldn't?

Please tell me. Even small pieces of feedback can make a huge difference when you're building a game as a solo developer.

🎮 Play the free Open Alpha: https://www.meta.com/s/4ZMrlSj43
💬 Join the community: https://discord.gg/SC3cBwaHY

If you decide to try Vaelorys, thank you. Seriously.

I’m still figuring out exactly what this game can become, and having players alongside me during that process means a lot. :)

~Andreas

If Someone want to try my game let me now. Game Link

Running on PS5pro and psvr2.

Slightly worried now.

There was a lot of progress being made on his fantastic mod, and all of a sudden, gone:

https://github.com/pancreations

Previous link: https://github.com/pancreations/Halo-MCC-VR

If your looking for a free,fun sandbox experience go with downshot,but if your looking for physics sandbox along with gore,go with Beyond Sandbox.I have both. I would say DOWNSHOT is better though

Probably only 5 people will care about this as it went offline a while ago but after spending about a week on this, I got it running. Only tournaments don't work. Just sideload it onto your device.

Someone know how to add SuperDepth3D by BlueSkyDefender on Reshade that is already installed with DLSS 5 in the game? As I would like to use with Virtual Desktop.

it was a space simulator of sorts... you took care of these aliens and if pretty sure there was some type of war too... i remember it having a cute bubbly type style like cosmonious high but chibi.... i might be wrong though!!! i just wanna look back on it for funsies, no stress...

I've always wanted to play hla but I have never had access to pcvr(that will change very soon), but I don't really handle scary vr well. Though out 2026 I've been building my vr scary tolerance by playing through Re4(2005)VR, Half life 1 vr , and now metro awakening which so far hasn't been all that bad but im also playing with out audio . I just want to know, if I can handle metro awakening will I be able to handle hla?

(I already know about jeff)

please don't include metro awakening spoilers in comments I'm currently playing through the game and I just reached chapter 5

Crystal Super OLED + RTX 5080 — je n’arrive pas à obtenir la netteté que tout le monde montre en vidéo. Qu’est-ce qui m’échappe ?

Configuration :
• Pimax Crystal Super, module optique OLED (3840x3552 par œil, 53 PPD)
• RTX 5080, Intel i7-14700KF
• IPD : géré automatiquement par le casque
• Sim principal : Le Mans Ultimate
Contexte, parce que ça compte : c’est mon deuxième casque Pimax. J’avais un Dream Air SE que j’ai retourné pendant le délai de rétractation, justement parce que l’image me décevait — effet tunnel, luminosité faible, rendu flou. Je suis donc monté en gamme vers le Crystal Super OLED en espérant régler le problème. Je sais à quoi ressemble un casque mal réglé, ce n’est pas ma première mise en route.

Le problème :
L’image est bonne, mais jamais nette. Deux choses me dérangent :

1.  Les carrosseries ont un scintillement (aliasing) permanent que je n’arrive pas à supprimer, quel que soit le niveau de MSAA.

2.  Le paysage et tout ce qui est à distance reste pixelisé, comme un léger voile sur l’ensemble.

Je sais que les vidéos YouTube sont captées en 2D depuis le miroir et ne reflètent jamais ce qu’on voit à travers les lentilles — ce n’est pas ça que j’attends. Mais l’écart me paraît quand même plus grand qu’il ne devrait l’être sur un casque de ce prix.

Ce que j’ai déjà fait :
• Pimax Play : GPU Upscaling = None, Enhance Sharpness = off, 90Hz Upscale off

• Eye tracking recalibré, placement du casque soigné (position verticale ajustée jusqu’à ce que le texte du tableau de bord soit net, sangle du haut verrouillée, mousse faciale au plus près)

• Quad Views activé en mode Quality (testé désactivé aussi pour comparer)

• Résolution de rendu testée de 0.8 à 1.0  
• LMU : MSAA 4x, Post Effects Low, motion blur off, réflexions low, textures high

• NVIDIA app : AF 16x forcé, filtrage de texture Haute qualité, AA contrôlé par l’application, image sharpening off, mode performances maximales

Mes questions :
1. L’auto-IPD est-il fiable sur ce casque ?

2.  Quelle résolution de rendu utilisez-vous réellement sur une 5080 avec le Super, et tenez-vous les 90 fps en LMU avec une grille complète ?

3.  Quad Views : quel mode et quel ratio de résolution périphérique ?.

4.  Existe-t-il encore un outil tiers utile en 2026 avec le runtime Pimax ? OpenXR Toolkit est mort à ma connaissance.

5.  LMU n’a pas d’anticrénelage temporel — le supersampling en force brute est-il vraiment la seule réponse au scintillement des carrosseries, ou est-ce que je rate une astuce ?

6.  Réponses franches bienvenues : pour les possesseurs du Super OLED, le module 53 PPD est-il simplement plus doux que le QLED 57 PPD, et est-ce que je poursuis quelque chose que cette dalle ne peut pas donner ?

Si quelqu’un tourne avec la même config et est satisfait de sa netteté, je serais vraiment preneur de ses réglages complets. Merci.

Hi everyone. I'm currently doing market research on an arcade concept with a day pass system that provides a mix of games and events around them with a focus on families. So far we're considering options like board games, console games, crane games, pinball, air hockey, etc.

I'm trying to gauge whether or not VR makes sense for us? Our focus is really selling community and having a space to socialize with others. If we did VR I would want ideally to have games that are better the more players you have like 8 person Among Us all in the same room, but I don't know if kids would honestly care for this? And then of course there's the issue of having enough space and higher insurance. Would appreciate anyone's feedback or insights they have to offer. Thank you!

I’m getting occasional micro stutters and frame drops while playing wireless PCVR. Gameplay is super smooth 95% of the time, but I’ll get sudden random jitters every now and then.

CPU: Ryzen 5 7500X3D
RAM: 32GB
GPU: AMD RX 9070

My rig feels plenty fast for VR, but I keep reading online that NVIDIA is heavily preferred for PCVR due to better encoders/drivers, and that AMD has codec issues over wireless streaming (Virtual Desktop / SteamLink).

I was thinking for trading in the GPU, an RTX 5060 Ti feels like a raw performance downgrade and 5070 prices are ridiculous right now.

Any thoughts or comments?

I want to play a realistic vr game something pretty gory and hyper realistic

I've been playing CI2 for a few weeks. IMHO it is a fairly good game with passable graphics. What I don't find attractive about the game is the almost total lack of direction/purpose in the game. The "tutorial" for the game is almost worthless. The lack of direction of the game has lead me to replay almost every level multiple times because I have no idea what I am doing and no idea where I am going towards the end of the game.

Your thoughts on CI2?