Far Cry VR v1.1 is now available. This release enhances the bHaptics integration to also support arms and visor devices. Far Cry VR now also supports ProTubeVR haptic devices like the ProVolver.
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Far Cry VR v0.9 is now available. This release features improved roomscale tracking, including the ability to physically crouch and go prone and better roomscale movement on slopes.
The release also features support for bHaptics vests, providing feedback on hits, recoil and more.
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Far Cry VR v1.0 is now available and marks the likely end of feature development. Far Cry is now a fully transformed VR experience, and I hope you will enjoy this release!
This final release contains a number of bugfixes and a variety of comfort options for vehicles and cutscenes. You can now decouple the camera rotation from the vehicle, giving you full control over the direction your camera is facing even while you twist and turn on your boat ride. You can also choose to display vehicle rides and cutscenes in a virtual 2D or 3D screen in front of you rather than having them in full VR if that is more comfortable for you.
Vehicle controls have been slightly reworked, and the mod now ships with two separate SteamVR controller bindings that you can choose between. The new default places vehicle controls, including throttle and steering, fully on the left stick. The advantage is that the resulting controls are much more consistent with the rest of the game as it frees up the triggers to provide their usual function. If you preferred having vehicle throttle on the triggers, you can go to the SteamVR controller bindings and choose the alternative preset, or create your own bindings entirely.
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Far Cry VR v0.8 is now available. This release features visible player hands (when not holding weapons), manually climbable ladders and the option to keep rendering the VR world while using binoculars and weapon scopes (although this comes at a CPU performance cost).
For details and the download link, visit the release on GitHub:
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Far Cry VR v0.6 is now available. This release features a number of bug fixes and overhauls the way the binoculars and weapon scopes work: the game will still switch to a 2D rendering mode, but instead of having the 2D view be at a fixed distance in front of your head, it will now follow your off hand controller for a more natural handling.
Download the release here: Far Cry VR v0.6 on GitHub
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Far Cry VR v0.7 is now available. This release features a number of bug fixes and improvements, including the ability to choose controller-oriented movement in the VR options and skipping videos and cutscenes. For details and the download link, visit the release on GitHub:
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Far Cry VR v0.5 is now available. This is the first release featuring motion controls, and while there’s room for improvement and polish, the game should be fully playable with motion controllers.
Download the release here: Far Cry VR v0.5 on GitHub
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