Quake VR - Quakespasm

SolKutTeR · 30. August 2019

Erfreuliche Nachrichten, Quake II befindet sich laut for UNCUT! nicht mehr auf dem Index, in diesem zuge haben Deutsche IP-User demnächst auch zugriff auf die Quake II RTX Version.

Quake 2 nicht mehr indiziert
Aus der heute erschienenen „Bekanntmachung Nr. 8/2019 über jugendgefährdende Trägermedien“ der Bundesprüfstelle für jugendgefährdende Medien geht hervor, dass Quake II nicht mehr indiziert ist. Der Ego-Shooter wurde 1997 erstmals auf den sogenannten Index aufgenommen. Mit dem nun genehmigten Antrag des Rechteinhabers bzw. Urhebers auf vorzeitige Listenstreichung konnte das Spiel nach 22 Jahren rehabilitiert werden, da das BPjM-Gremium keine Voraussetzungen für eine weitere Indizierung sah. Drei Jahre später wäre das Spiel vermutlich gemäß § 18 Abs. 7 S. 2 JuSchG von Amts wegen de-indiziert worden. Weiterlesen →

SolKutTeR · 26. November 2019

Quake 2 liegt nun in der Quest Kompilierung vor.

Hier findet Ihr einen kleinen Guide bezüglich Installation usw:

Quick Setup. How to install Q2q on the Quest!

Installing Quake2Quest:
Step one: Install the Sidequest app to your PC or Mac from here and follow the install instructions.

Step two: Open Sidequest, click games and search for Quake2Quest. Click "install latest".

Done! You can now play Quake 2 on your Quest in VR and 6DoF. The first levels are included. (That's the oficial id software demo, that was distributed with PC games magazines back in the days.)
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Installing the full game:
Do all the steps above. Start Quake 2 at least once so all folders get created. Make sure you own Q2. It is available on Steam or GOG and goes on sale often.

Step one: Go to your Quake 2 install directory on your computer and find the PAK files in the baseq2 folder.

Step two: Copy all PAK files to the folder /baseq2/ on your Quest.

Step three: I You wanna have the cinematic cutscenes, also copy the video folder to /baseq2/ on your quest.

Done, have fun!
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Customization:
You can change a lot of the VR settings in the config.cfg found in baseq2. Most of them are self explaining. I will write some more about them later.

Cheats: Enable all weapons cheat by editing the config.cfg and add "set cheats" "1". If you now press the left thumbstick in game, you will get all weapons and full ammo. You might wanna save a game once you have all weapons, cause the cheat command will be overwritten with every new start of Q2q.
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FAQ:

Ingame music is not working at the moment cause original Q2 demands a CD-drive. Dr_beef said he might migrate all his VR code into a more advanced engine like Yamagi later if there is public demand. That would allow ingame mp3/ogg music and hd content. Workaround: Get the music here or on Youtube and listen to it over your BT speakers / Stereo.

Hd content is not supported at the moment. Quake2Quest is based on a pretty vanilla android source code. So like original Q2 it does not allow hd assets. But there is hope, read above.

Multiplayer might work. But only 3DoF and with headaiming.

The official expansion packs might works fine. I only tested them briefly and they seem to run. More testing needed. They are using custom dll's so there might be issues later on. That's what the doctor says.

Press the Y button to leave the cinematic mode. The game starts in cinematic mode.

Press the left menu button to enter the Quake2 menu.

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Known issues:

Sometimes the player can't jump boxes and seems to stick to them. This happens when you run into them 6DoF while jumping. Take a small step back and you'll be able to jump again.

When you start the game, sometimes you only hear sound but have no picture. Go back to oculus home when this happens, close Q2q and restart the game.

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Thomas-3D · 22. Dezember 2019

Habs getestet ...läuft super auf der Quest in 3D mit voller Controller Ünterstützung...!!

Genauso wie HL1 VR und Quake1 VR...fehlt nur Unreal VR ...
Ist schon komisch...vor 20 Jahren hab ich diese Spiele auf einem großen Desktop PC an seiner Leistungsgrenze etwas ruckelnd durchgesuchtet...und heute läuft alles butterweich in echtem 3D...auf einer mobilen VR Brille...

SolKutTeR · 1. März 2020

Neue Fork Version von Vittorio Romeo zur Quake 1 Kompilierung von Fishbiter.
(Mit interessanten OpenVR Anpassungen, welche ihr kostenlos auf Github findet.)

QuakeVR von Vittorio Romeo (SuperV1234)

Main Features

Smooth locomotion

Fully room-scale

Hand tracking

Weapon models with hands and ironsights

VR interactions (melee, pick up items, press buttons)

Rebalanced for VR (hitboxes, difficulty, projectile speed)

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Disclaimer

This is a free open-source project done for fun and to contribute to the VR community. Donations are appreciated, but making money is not a goal for quakevr.

The project is still in an early stage. Expect bugs and lack of polish. It was fully tested only with a Valve Index headset and controllers.

Tweaking the settings in-game and in config.cfg might be required for a good experience on your particular VR setup.

The game heavily relies on modified quakeC files. Therefore, mods or expansion packs are not compatible out of the box, but should be easy to port.

Feel free to open issues or contact me at vittorio.romeo@outlook.com for any issue, feature request, or question about the code.

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Installation

Install Quake 1. The Steam version works fine.

Grab the latest binary from the releases page.

Extract the contents of the package directly in the Quake installation folder (e.g. C:/Program Files/Steam/steamapps/common/Quake).

Run the game by launching the .exe you just extracted.

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Highly Recommended Addons

HD Textures and Soundtrack

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Credits

Built on top of QuakeSpasm and existing forks

Fishbiter's OpenVR port

Zackin5's OpenVR port

Dominic Szablewski's (Phoboslab) Oculus port

Hands and ironsights modeled by me

Using the Authentic Model Improvements project as a base

(Please forgive me if I am forgetting someone. I will update this list as needed.)
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CVars
(This list is not exhaustive. More options are exposed in the in-game menu, or available via the console.)

vr_crosshair - 0: disabled, 1: point, 2: laser sight

vr_crosshair_size - Sets the diameter of the crosshair dot/laser from 1-32 pixels wide. Default 3.

vr_crosshair_depth - Projection depth for the crosshair. Use 0 to automatically project on nearest wall/entity. Default 0.

vr_crosshair_alpha - Sets the opacity for the crosshair dot/laser. Default 0.25.

vr_aimmode - 7: Head Aiming, 2: Head Aiming + mouse pitch, 3: Mouse aiming, 4: Mouse aiming + mouse pitch, 5: Mouse aims, with YAW decoupled for limited area, 6: Mouse aims, with YAW decoupled for limited area and pitch decoupled completely, 7: controller attached. Default 7. (Note I haven't been very careful about maintaining these other modes, since they're obsolete from my point of view).

vr_deadzone - Deadzone in degrees for vr_aimmode 5. Default 30.

vr_viewkick - 0: disables viewkick on player damage/gun fire, 1: enable

vr_world_scale - 1: Size of the player compared to normal quake character.

vr_floor_offset - -16: height (in Quake units) of the player's origin off the ground (probably not useful to change)

vr_snap_turn - 0: If 0, smooth turning, otherwise the size in degrees of each snap turn.

vr_joystick_yaw_multi - 1.0: Adjusts turn speed when using VR controllers, suggested 2.0-3.0

vr_joystick_axis_deadzone - 0.25: Deadzone value for joysticks, suggested 0.1-0.2

vr_joystick_axis_exponent - 1.0: Exponent for axis input, suggested 2.0. Larger numbers increase the 'low speed' portion of the movement range, numbers under 1.0: decrease it, 1.0 is linear response. 2.0 makes it easier to make fine adjustments at low speed

vr_joystick_deadzone_trunc - 1 If enabled (value 1) then minimum movement speed will be given by the deadzone value, so it will be impossible to move at speeds below the deadzone value. When disabled (value 0) movement speed will ramp up from complete standstill to maximum speed while above the deadzone, so any speed is possible. Suggest setting to 0 to disable

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Weapon Offsets
Quake's weapons don't seem to be particularly consistently sized or offset. To work around this there are cvars to position/scale correct the weapons. Set up for the default weapons are included but mods may require new offsets.

There are 20 slots for weapon VR offsets. There are 5 cvars for each (nn can be 01 to 20):

vr_wofs_id_nn - The model name to offset (this name will be shown when equipping a weapon that doesn`t have a VR offset

vr_wofs_scale_nn - The model`s scale

vr_wofs_x_nn - X offset

vr_wofs_y_nn - Y offset

vr_wofs_z_nn - Z offset

These can be modified directly in the in-game menu. A reasonable set of defaults is provided in the config.cfg shipped with quakevr releases.
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Hier noch einige Hinweise zur Anpassung in Videoform.

SolKutTeR · 29. April 2020

Von der VR Kompilation von Vittorio Romeo gab es ein umfangreiches Update, mit z.B. VR-Body, two Handed Weapon support, Holstersystem, Half-Life Alyx ähnliche gravity Funktion und so einiges mehr. Version 0.0.4 findet ihr kostenlos auf GitHub und der Homepage.

Hier die umfängliche Changenote:

Added teleportation.

New teleportation mechanic to help players who get motion sickness from smooth locomotion. Range can be configured. Roomscale movement can also be multiplied to help players with smaller playing areas.

Added support for "Scourge of Armagon" mission pack.

Full support for the SoA mission pack, including levels and new weapons. The new weapons are available even if you do not own the expansion. See the README for installation instructions.

Added MIRV-firing ogres from "Dissolution of Eternity".

Full support not yet available for DoE, but starting to port some features over.

Added grappling hook from "Dissolution of Eternity".

Available as a "toy" under the "Debug" options menu, as it is fairly game-breaking. But it is a lot of fun to play with!

Added "smooth line" crosshair.

New rendering setting that smooths out the laser's beginning and ending.

Added two-handed weapon aiming with virtual stock support.

Most weapons can now be held with two hands. By default, your shoulder position will also be taken into account in order to simulate a virtual stock.

Turned on shadows by default and added shadow options.

Feature from QuakeSpasm. Not perfect, but can improve immersion. Might also reduce FPS, so it can be turned off.

Added dual-wielding.

You can now dual-wield weapons to your heart's desire. Enjoy the carnage.

Added VR torso.

Tries to figure out the player's torso orientation independently from the head using the position of the hands as an heuristic. Also renders a torso (can be disabled).

Added weapon holsters.

Added six weapon holsters on your body (shoulders, waist, thighs).

Weapons are now phyiscal objects.

Weapons can now be thrown or dropped on the ground. Throwing weapons can damage enemies. Weapons can be picked back up and stored in holsters.

Added force grabbing for dropped weapons.

Dropped weapons can be picked up without bending over, useful for seated play. Multiple types of force grab available.

Added weight simulation for weapons.

Weapons now have a "weight" value which makes them harder to move or turn around. Useful to balance more powerful weapons such as the laser cannon, and to improve immersion.

Added random weapon drops from enemies and ammo boxes.

Enemies and ammo boxes can now randomly spawn weapons the player has found before. Helps with the fact that holster slots are limited and that weapon can be thrown/lost.

Added positional damage.

Most humanoid enemies now take more damage when shot in the head, and slightly less damage when shot in the legs/arms.

Fixed missing items from levels.

Some items (e.g. biosuit, keys) were missing from levels due to hitbox changes. The hitbox changes have been reverted until I understand what is happening here.

Fix elevator-related bugs.

There were some severe bugs when riding elevators, including the player taking damage and failing to interact with items. They should all be fixed now.

Fix jumping issues.

Jumping against a wall didn't work properly before. This was due to the original roomscale movement implementation. This has been fixed, and jumping is consistent now.

Added bindings for WMR controllers.

These have been provided from a WMR user, so they should work.

Added scale and scale_origin to QuakeC entities.

Allows individual entities to be scaled without having to modify the model itself.

Added menu tooltips.

Most menu entries now have a tooltip explaining what they do.

Added boolean locomotion bindings.

Boolean smooth locomotion bindings were added to help people whose thumbstick doesn't work or is not recognized from their VR setup (e.g. OpenComposite).

Added vr_fakevr mode for debugging.

Allows most VR features to be tested on a 2D screen, useful for debugging and testing non VR-specific changes.

Rewrote most of the menu system.

Menus can now be coded declaratively, saving a lot of time and allowing quicker iteration.

Extreme code refactoring and cleanup.

The glm library is now being used all over the source code. No more vec3_t.

Added haptic feedback.

Available when shooting, taking damage, interacting with items or buttons, and more.

Added brand new particle system.

Adds textured particles that can rotate, scale, and alter their transparency.

Can be enabled/disabled (or have a multiplied effect) by changing the settings in the "VR Options" menu.

Added bindings for Vive, Oculus, and generic controllers.

This should fix the bug of not being able to use your controllers. Everything is configurable through the Steam VR interface.

Snap turn increment adjustments are now in 5 degrees.

Gives you more freedom to control your snap turn amount.

Made episode 1 boss slightly easier.

I made it too hard in the first release.

Fix laser crosshair positions.

Improve melee damage calculations.

Should be more reliable, and hard hits are more impactful. Quad damage also counts as 6x for melee damage.

Added Steam VR API support.

Controller bindings can now be changed through the Steam VR interface.

Added roomscale jump mechanic.

Set your height in the "VR Gameplay Options" menu and jump in real life to jump in-game! Can be configured in the "VR Gameplay Options" menu.

Improved hand collision detection and resolution.

Player hands now collide against entities (e.g. enemies) and the collision resolution is more natural.

Added setting to control menu rendering distance. Can be configured in the "VR Options" menu.

Added setting to allow item interactions with the whole body.

Allows items to be picked up by walking over them, or buttons to be pushed by walking into them. Can be configured in the "VR Gameplay Options" menu.

Added speed modifier button and setting.

Allows players to reduce/increase their speed by holding a button. Values can be configured in the "VR Gameplay Options" menu.

Various bug fixes.

Code cleanup.

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SolKutTeR · 8. Juni 2020

Nun auch mit z.B. Multiplayer für diverse Maps, Fingertracking für Index Controller und diversen Anpassungen mit v0.0.5.

Changes

Added multiplayer support.

Highly anticipated! Play against bots or other players, with all the same immersive Quake VR features you can use in singleplayer.

Added support for "Dissolution of Eternity".

Full support for the official Mission Pack #2, including new enemies, weapons, and game mechanics. Secondary ammunition packs are also implemented - to switch between ammo types, press a physical button on the weapon with the other hand!

Added support for "Dimension of the Past".

Full support for the addon developed by MachineGames to commemorate the game's 20th anniversary.

Added support for "Honey" by czg.

Full support for "Honey", a beautiful and highly-rated custom map by czg.

Added full finger tracking.

Index users, rejoice! You can now move each finger individually. Point at things, flip off enemies... so many possibilities!

Added floating virtual keyboard.

Need to use the console? Need to change your name? No need to take your headset off anymore.

Added custom map menu.

Custom map menu automatically populated by maps installed in .pak files or in the Id1/maps folder.

Ammunition and health boxes can now be force grabbed.

No need to bend over. Just point and force-grab!

Reduce animation recoil while 2H aiming.

While aiming with two hands, recoil animations are greatly reduced to help you keep your aim where it's supposed to be.

Reduce shotgun spread while 2H aiming.

While aiming with two hands, shotgun and super shotgun spread is greatly decreased. Good for long-range shots!

Added 2H throw.

Throwing a weapon with two hands now results in a faster and more damaging projectile.

Improve particle rendering performance.

Rewritten the particle rendering system to avoid multiple draw calls and use a data-oriented layout.

Added headbutt mechanic.

Yep. Just make sure that your headset is snugly attached to your head.

Added autosave mechanic.

Crashes suck, especially if you forgot to save your game. No worries, now your game will save itself periodically and at the start of every new level.

Changed default force grab to "Linear".

"Parabola" has always been a bit wonky, and "Linear" is easier and faster, which fits Quake's fast-paced gameplay better - especially in multiplayer.

Added custom tutorial map.

Added a simple custom tutorial map with banners that guide you through the basics of Quake VR.

Fixed swimming direction.

It should now be consistent with walking direction.

Added glow to holsters.

When hovering an holster or holstered weapon, it will now sligthly glow.

Fixed many many bugs.

Too many to list or remember.

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SavageSkull · 6. September 2020

Geht denn der Mod auch mit der Raytracing Version von Quake II?

SolKutTeR · 6. September 2020

Ich denke leider nicht, zumindest hab ich dahingehend bei den beiden Mod's nichts gelesen.

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