Subnautica vr fix mod#

It took until I was about 24 after many attempts of friends (a few I almost ended up drowning with me from pulling them down) teaching me to swim, and until then at least get me in a pool enough times that I eventually got over it. Yeah, I know it's possible to lose the fear because I used to have a water phobia from having blackout-drowned almost a half dozen times before I was even 10 years old.īasically to describe how it felt to me in my phobia was that when inside a pool of water deep enough to not be able stand in with my neck and head above the water line it was like the entire world scaled 100x away from me (think like the city shifting/curving up in Inception) and the water below me felt like an infinite dark chasm of dark death that I was about to fall into, and I would physically tense up and freak out. Haha, totally didn't realize I dropped a pun. Remember to always hit F2 before playing when you are in your normal seated position to reset your VR position. Makes the loading screen more comfortable to look at.Without the mod, if you heard a sound on your right side and turned your head in real life to look in the direction of the sound, you would continue hearing the sound on your right side when it should be heard from the front. Fixed the issue where the position of sounds in the game would be in the wrong direction if you turned your head in real life instead of turning with the controller or mouse.Added an option in the General tab to disable the HUD unless you're looking down to help with the issue of the HUD obstructing the PDA.Renaming beacons seem to work properly now as well, when using the mouse and keyboard. Also fixed the cursor alignment issue on menus in the world like the scanner room and cyclops menus. I made the cursor visible when using mouse and keyboard and not using the gaze based cursor option. The mouse cursor was originally invisible in VR and even when using the gaze based cursor, the alignment of the cursor was wrong.A slider has been added to adjust the walk speed in VR since the default VR walk speed was 60% of the normal walking speed.Subtitles were not visible before and have been shifted up so they are now visible in VR.For those that had a problem with the PDA being too close, it has now been moved further back, tilted and scaled up to improve visibility. The Seaglide will no longer block your entire field of view, all tools are fully visible. Fixes the badly positioned player model.Animations for climbing ladders, entering and exiting habitats and vehicles also work as well. Adds an option to enable VR animations under the General Tab in Options which allows the opening cinematic play and re-enables the fire in the pod.

Subnautica vr fix mod#

Įdit: You can click the Track button on the mod page to get notified whenever it is updated.The mod fixes the following issues: This will be the 'seating position' in the Seamoth, etc.I've fixed a lot of the issues with playing Subnautica in VR in my mod called VR Enhancements. A different solution is to make sure you stand in the middle of your play space (or whatever position you'd prefer) when you start the game. Oh, and I just read that F2 (on the keyboard) reset the view.

There are problably several others I've either forgotten or haven't stumbled into yet.This is quickly fixed by opening and closing the tablet. When docking at a Moonpool the world is tilted.You'll be in the water below, but the Cyclops stays. The workaround is to dock 'backwards' and as soon as you can see the docking starting, you exit the Seamoth. When docking a Seamoth (or Prawn Suit) into the Cyclops you are kicked out and the cyclops is blasted away to a random location - sometimes close by, sometimes far away, sometimes up in the air.Some things like keypads may still be slightly off, though, forcing you to offset the click a bit. The workaround is to use 'Gaze Based Cursor' in the controller settings.

Some in-game menus (like in the Scanner Room or the Cyclops) may be very hard or impossible to select.

If I move the HMD to an unnatural position I can almost read them.

Forget about subtitles as they are placed at the lower edge of the HMDs panels.

The tablet opens in-your-face making it annoying to use and hard to read.

My solution has been to use my Xbox 360 controller, which to me is the best compromise when playing standing and using the head tracking.īut beware, VR support is generally half-baked and has several very old bugs that they obviously have no intention of fixing:

The Oculus Touch Controllers are semi-supported but not very well and only as a game pad (no tracking). I also got it on Epic and mostly play it with Oculus Rift.