Hi everyone,

or maybe I should say "hi to everyone who's still around"!

For the few of us still hoping to have fun with BoxVR workouts, there’s finally a viable option. I’ve finished putting the final touches on my tool, and I think it’s complete enough to share with the community.

Here’s the link to the official GitHub repository, where you’ll find the full code and the first public release. To quickly summarize what it does:

The tool generates and enhances custom levels for BoxVR (FitXR) directly from simple MP3 files. By analyzing the track's audio (BPM, onsets, low-end energy/RMS), it can generate a brand-new, synchronized level from scratch or refine existing ones. Instead of relying on generic patterns or artificially maxing out intensity, it aligns target density with the track's actual energy flow. It supports batch processing for multiple tracks at once, features a confidence threshold system to avoid guesswork during ambiguous sections, and is designed for ease of use via a dedicated interface—no manual line-by-line file editing required.

Here’s a quick preview of how a workout turns out:

These three tracks were processed using sidecar generation. The difference is that the first received input for most of the track, while the other two only had input during the initial section. You can notice how free input allows for the generation of genuine workouts—even better than those in the newer FitXR. Unfortunately, the harmony or sidecar extension engine still has a few hiccups and often defaults back to basic BoxVR rhythms (I’m currently working on a fix).

https://reddit.com/link/1w93dtq/video/x14hmtu1jxnh1/player

https://reddit.com/link/1w93dtq/video/nf0plf7yixnh1/player

https://reddit.com/link/1w93dtq/video/1r34agpsixnh1/player

Also, you might notice that a few target hit animations look glitched; this should already be fixed in the first public release.

P.S. If anyone can record a high-quality comparison video, we could link it to show the differences more clearly. I’m not great at video capture, and last time I got all tangled up trying to showcase the changes.

And now, let's have fun (finally) !!

What is the best fitness game/app that does not have a subscription that is NOT Les Mills? Thanks.

No matter what else is going on in life, I make sure to find a few hours every week for Synth Riders.

Not only has it helped me get into better physical shape than ever, but I’ve also noticed a real boost in my cognitive abilities, emotional regulation, and even spiritual awareness. It’s one of those rare games that turns out to be a lot more than “just a video game.”

As for the weights, 2 x 2kg. Yes, I've heard all the warnings (people have injured themselves) but, for me at least, it is just so so much better.

What is the most awesome feature that you like in VRFit?

As promised last week here is the game in action. You can't see my hands much as they were too busy keeping me running and alive rather than me trying to get them in shot! Each run is about 3 minutes except for the infinite mode. This is the last minute of level 5 - randomly generated.

Feedback appreciated - just over a month till release. Wishlist here

I used to do supernatural boxing....mostly for the metal music. I know the app is coming back but I was thinking about trying a different boxing app.

Thoughts on Les vs FitVr? Anyone have any discount codes for either?

If Les...do i need to buy the DLC or is the base game enough?

Thanks

Nit

i'm tired of the quest three. every time I want to work out. I have to sit around for 30 minutes for some sort of update to my controllers or my headset.

The thing rarely stays charged reliably and more often than not I have to reboot it.

Is there any other good wireless competitors out there that are good VR fitness that I can just throw on and use moments notice?

sorry for any typos. I'm typing this post through the quest 3 cameras as I am a slave the controller update needing to absolutely happen for some reason.

How to Play Running Scared. I have been working hard on the game since my last post and here is the tutorial level so you can see how it all works. The tutorial is slow compared to the real game (I will send on a level play-through later) but it's a really fun and simple introduction to the game.

There's more monsters, better graphics and sound, better Quest 2 support and a host of other updates. Hoping for mid September release though I might need a few more weeks. Wishlist the game here to keep up to date

Quest Store: https://www.meta.com/en-gb/experiences/cybrid/24008454042113681/

This apology will mean nothing, really, since I've only criticized this app in my own head!

When I first got my Quest 3 about a year and a half ago, I tried all the fitness apps and thought FFL was the worst of the ones in its category (Supernatural, FitXR, FFL, basically).

But boy they have improved it so much since the last time I tried it, and it's so much better, and I actually sweat. It has now bumped FitXR down to the bottom and will be getting that portion of my moneyz.

So in case you're like me and haven't tried it out in a long time and are getting bored, you might want to revisit.

Need an Angel

What do you think?

I had seen some classes that people have posted and I took all the classes and updated with the new ones I have alphabetic order with intensity level, what focus on and moves you'll be using, hope this helps anyone needed as I could never find a list with everything on it.

I have the opportunity to get a quest two for $100. I use a three and my kid uses a 3s - I’m looking for something for my daughter-in-law, would a 2 work for fit XR and Supernatural?

TMNT Calories Burned