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Right now this mostly catalogues my own experiences, but it's a wiki, so feel free to chip in. | Right now this mostly catalogues my own experiences, but it's a wiki, so feel free to chip in. | ||
Note that MediaWiki can shit itself if you use an adblocker, so turn yours off if you run into issues. | Note that MediaWiki can shit itself if you use an adblocker, so turn yours off if you run into issues. I don't do ads, although I may run self-hosted [https://matomo.org Matomo] for stats in the future. | ||
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== Games == | == Games == | ||
* [[VRChat]] - A Second Life that crashes less and is built around VR, basically. | * [[VRChat]] (Has guides) - A Second Life that crashes less and is built around VR, basically. | ||
* [[Pavlov]] - CS:GO for VR. | * [[Pavlov]] - CS:GO for VR. | ||
Revision as of 21:22, 1 August 2020
Welcome to The Hitchhiker's Guide to VR. Bring a towel.
Right now this mostly catalogues my own experiences, but it's a wiki, so feel free to chip in.
Note that MediaWiki can shit itself if you use an adblocker, so turn yours off if you run into issues. I don't do ads, although I may run self-hosted Matomo for stats in the future.
Newbie Guides
Accessories
Useful Tools
- OVR Toolkit - Movable in-game desktop panes, a wristwatch, and more
- Stoplight - Shows you how tangled up your cord is