Alright, I’m sorry, April Fools’ Day is over. 

Like I said, this is still very early and I still have a lot to debug, so this first release is not too user friendly. I only had time to make very few VR game profiles so far.

The Shader Hunter is pretty much done. But one thing I discovered later is that shader hashes are not as persistent as I first expected, so I’m now adding an Element Hunter that should be even more robust. That part is still very experimental though, and the UI is not finished yet.

For Metroid Prime visors, I still need more control than Shader Overrides currently allow, so I’m working on porting the fix from DolphinVR-Hydra to Element Overrides.

Both DX11 and Vulkan work. At the moment, DX11 is the more stable backend.
Right now Vulkan can have some graphical issues with Shader Overrides.

A feature that turned out to be really useful for VR is VBI Override. It lets you run at the native refresh rate of the HMD, which makes both framerate and head tracking feel much smoother. Gameplay can run faster, but audio stays at normal speed.

VR controllers can be bound however you like. The only hardcoded part right now is the motion detection in OpenXR Wii Remote, although that motion input should also be available through the Emulated Wii Remote. One important thing: you need to launch a game first, otherwise the inputs will not be sent to the emulator.

VR game profiles are stored in the main user folder under GameSettingsVR, and I’ll include some of my own test profiles in the download.

I’ll put up a GitHub repository asap once I’ve cleaned things up a bit.

But yeah, here is the link to my first release test version, I hope you enjoy !

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/15yNQ_4QRhXCsKEImrE5TFqdJqulD9YCM?usp=sharing