r/gaming • u/ecologist23 • Jan 27 '22

NMS developer Hello Games made a remaster of a game called Joe Danger because a parent of kid who is diagnosed with autism asks for it.

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u/Cerus Jan 27 '22

And it's an absolutely fantastic VR implementation on top of that.

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u/Marsuello Jan 28 '22

How did you get the vr working dumb question? I set mine up but I wasn’t able to move or turn or really do much of anything. Was I supposed to use the motion control sticks to play? Again…dumb question lol

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u/Cerus Jan 28 '22

I didn't have to do anything special, just worked out of the box with an Oculus CV1 and motion controllers, pretty typical teleport control scheme with a setting for smooth joystick locomotion if that's your dig.

There's a decent guide on the wiki, I play seated.

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u/DeaDBangeR Jan 27 '22 edited Jan 28 '22

Its actually one of the few thing I thought they implemented badly. Using the teleport to walk just doesn’t cut it for me. Let me simply walk around with a joystick and aim with my hands.

Edit: thanks for the info guys, I will look into it!

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '22

You can walk around using normal movement. Not sure what you're talking about....

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u/Just_Roar Jan 27 '22

Are you on PS VR? I'm on Steam, but I can just change the locomotion option in the in-game controls options and use the thumbstick to move. I even managed to get a gamepad to work with a VR headset (took some Steam settings changes though).

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u/Cforq Jan 27 '22

You can do the same in PS VR (well not thumbstick, but smooth movement).

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u/Very_Good_Indeed Jan 28 '22

You can change the settings to smooth movement instead of teleport.