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overwrite it if you downloaded the shareware version) players\ (optional – only if you want to play multiplayer.pak0.pak (overwrite it if you downloaded the shareware version).Copy the following files from your Quake II baseq2 folder into the new baseq2 folder:.Optionally download the extra’s package and unzip it to the same folder.Download binary or shareware package and unzip it to your preferred directory.– Binaries + HD textures, music, mods, and shareware levels: quake2vr-2.0.0-full.zip pak included: quake2vr-2.0.0-shareware.zip (Alternate, non mega.nz link) – If you don’t own Quake 2, you can get the version with the shareware. – Binaries-only (no HD textures if you already own Quake 2) – quake2vr-2.0.0-bin.zip To play Quake II in VR, you’ll require the full version of the game, an Oculus Rift headset, and Windows 8.1 or 10. Multiplayer should work (deathmatch or CTF).Regular / 2D mode if VR is disabled, or no Rift is detected.Xbox 360 / Xinput compatible gamepad support.Full configuration of VR settings through menus.

VR Supersampling (Render Target Multiplier, Pixels per Display Pixel Override) can be set explicitly in game options (VR, Advanced).

To enable, type ‘vr_autocrouch 1’ at the console

Experimental VR auto-crouch feature (disabled by default), which lets you crouch in real-life to trigger in-game crouch.

There are also two new console commands “comfortturn_left” and “comfortturn_right”, so comfort turning can be used in conjunction with more aimmodes bound to DPad Left and Right by default. Can be disabled in game options, VR section.

VR Comfort Turning (enabled by default, 45 degree increments).

Positional weapon tracking is not supported.īut to be clear, you can aim with the Touch controllers. Additionally, if “VR Controller Support” is enabled in the game options (VR section) (enabled by default for right-hand aiming), the Touch controllers can be used to aim weapons (orientation only).

Oculus CV1 (consumer version) support with LibOVR 1.12.

The original Quake II game has been migrated to the VR platform with the original storyline and the action-packed adventure that many fans are familiar with. And thanks to some amazing fans and developers, you can play Quake II VR on the Oculus Rift.

Quake II was one of the earlier games to offer 3D game play which was quite amazing at that time. The game was developed by ID Software and published by Activision that brought joy to millions around the world. Quake II is a first-person shooter game that was first released in December of 1997.