Thanks for the shoutout PHIA! It means so much to me that people actually use OVR Toolkit, nevermind them seeing it as a 'must have'! I'll keep up the work on ensuring bugs are ironed out. :)
@@Hunter248GM This was the case back in the day, but today OVR Toolkit is just as stable and performant as similar software. :) There's just a lot of bad vibes from ex-users who remember how it used to be, OVR Toolkit was a mess in the past and it's something I'll never try to deny. It improved a lot within 2022 and 2023.
OVR Advanced settings has a compas you can place on the ground in the center of your playspace, creating a visual that is always there instead of rug + fan. I still encourage the fan those, VR is hot.
The rug gives a *tactile* indicator of where you are, so it doesn't rely on sight, like a visual compass would. This different sensory input is helpful when your sight is already occupied by something else, for example aiming down-sights in a FPS.
@@Capedkarnage I think the point was the player is looking around at the game and might not be thinking to look down all the time. tactile queues would come as a reminder without the player having to remember to do something
A few notes!! - XSOverlay is great, but its performance stats are inaccurate, especially CPU stats. This is due to a change in Windows APIs that I don't think Xiexe has accounted for yet. Unsure if OVRDrop has fixed this. On the other hand, FPSVR is _exceptionally_ accurate. It's great for seeing if you're CPU bound or GPU bound in a quick glance. - Our "jitter smoothing" is actually an unintended benefit from networked IK. It gets lerped out! It's very trivial but OVR Smooth Tracking _technically_ will reduce the quality of your tracking for remote users, but probably not by enough to matter. - TurnSignal is great, but both FPSVR and OVRAS include these features too! TurnSignal has a few more features and customizations though. - The true glasses hack is to swap to contacts just for VR. It only took me like 3 months to learn how to do contacts properly! woo!!!!
So, it's not fixed in OVR Toolkit yet, but you're correct it's related to a Windows API change! Technically, the 'wrong' value is actually accurate, it's just measuring differently. (Look up what actually changed, it's a weird problem they tried to fix related to hyperthreading if I recall) I've been speaking with the fpsVR dev and they've been assisting me in fixing the issue, it's just very low priority as OVR Toolkit has integration for fpsVR so I usually recommend people use that for more advanced performance stats. No point in my re-inventing the wheel when fpsVR is already the god-tier solution and so cheap, I'd rather support them. :)
Was gonna say the same thing about the tangled thing. OVRas has it too, I have found that sometimes it does get confused and you have to zero the rotations though. Then again it's been a second since I hopped on VR maybe they fixed it.
i have a tip similar to the rug and fan trick incase u don't have either of those, in steam vr and oculus theres a feature to always show a outline of your play space on the ground. something i do is i make my play space have a indicator of where is forward (like a divit or a notch in the outline of the space if that makes sense) and just use that. its not to intrusive and u tend to just rely on it like second nature. on oculus theres also the "glance" option so that it will only show the overlay if you look down at it. just thought this could be helpful, happy playin!
I've done someithign very similiar, whenever i get close to my play space "border", it shows up and i can tell from the shape of it, where i am and what way i am facing. i simple have to get one fo my controllers close to it, and it shows up. Really useful!
It took me like a year to discover all of these programs and tips on my own, thanks for condensing them into one place, especially Labs! I'm gonna be checking out those worlds and vetting them. This is a fantastic compilation for someone new to VR
I have a small desk in the corner of the room, and it's great because I account for that when making the play space so there's always a corner that has little square taken out of it! Could also be good to have like a little fan or something in the corner instead and use that!
Another way to keep yourself oriented in vr is to simply always have your floor chaperone lines on at all times and have a play space that has a unique shape (like one corner is slightly indented from the others. This has by far been the best help personally to keep me pointing the right way.
Perscription lens are definitely a livesaver not only for comfort but so I don't put my glasses as risk when I'm being a goofball in VR. Thoughhhh having one lens shaped even slightly wrong causes me to have to keep it glued onto my headset or it would fall out whenever I looked straight up One of these days I'm just gonna abandon lens altogether and get some laser eye done but until then.... I suffer
@@MonstehDinosawr I wanted contact lenses, but my astigmatism is so bad that I just have to buy prescription lenses unfortunately. @xeethevirtualexplorer8119 could get those that comes with magnets like mine, though mine is a random no brand one that actually does them for super cheap.
I've been using Standable this past week and it's genuinely really cool! It does have some issues for me personally (at least for the avatar I commonly use) where sitting and laying down are still pretty awkward and don't look right, but when it comes to standing, leaning, and turning, the movement is way more natural looking compared to VRChat's default stiff movement for half body users It's still in development, but I'd say it's worth the $20 if you can't afford actual trackers yet
I can't wait to be able to try prescription lens. Having the headset with glasses is one of the reasons as to why I haven't played my vr headset recently.
I do not recommend using joy cons for any bodypart. I use them myself and they are the most glitched thing ever when it comes to turning around or quick movement.
stops watching this channel for months comes back to a thousand times better looking avatar than i last saw and the content feels better somehow? glad i clicked
Prescription lenses can be installed with 3D printing and Zenni Optical glasses. Dropped the cost of mine down to 12 dollars with shipping because I have friends with 3D printers.
There is a special build of OVR Space Calibrator by bdunderscore for hybrid FBT users (Quest FBT) that improves the QOL significantly The special build has the ability to do "continous calibration", which basically _reduces_ the time needed to calibrate the playspace. Instead of doing figure-8 gestures with a controller and a Vive tracker, it instead uses the Vive tracker attached to the HMD to readjust the tracker positions to more closely match up with thw Quest 2's guardian.
fpsVR is a bit redundant if you use XSOverlay, since it has a built in performance meter that gives the same at-a-glance info (and, in my opinion, does so a lot more cleanly than fpsVR)
XSOverlay's stats are unfortunately inaccurate at the moment due to Windows API changes within the last few months. fpsVR might have a more raw UI, but it provides a ton more detail, including GPU and CPU frametime as well as per-core load, which is very useful if you're using something like a 7950X3D and you want to see which CCD is loaded.
I had absolutely no idea that there was a way to make fbt smooth. my friend on VRChat was doing summer salts, hitting the cleanest dance moves, with the same setup as mine. and I was over on the side just watching in awe bc every time I jumped more than half a foot my trackers jiggled. Now I know how they did it.
I learned about OVR and playspace dragging through this video. At last, I know how other people are able to adjust their avatar's height with their hands, and I can do it myself as long as I launch VRC through Steam VR.
Looking for another VR "Must Have"? I've been hocking this software named 'VR Hands Frame' for a while, ever since I found it in a VKet booth. The premise is simple: Fingerguns on both hands, making a frame. Orientation of hands is specific, as they can make two different functions of what they do. And what can they do? There's three options: A photo, which is like a screen snip tool but in VR; A translator, which lets you in-world translate text from one language to another using something like Google Lens; And a QR Code reader, which will open a QR code website on your own computer instead of needing to use a phone to awkwardly scan it from a picture later on. It's free, and runs at the SteamVR level so EAC doesn't care about it running in the background.
I like the rug trick better than fan cause when I played Phasmophobia, that fan scared the crap out of me several times. Also made that log cabin map spooky as hell.
I’m finally playing vr on pc but I never really figured out how other pc players can hover in the air and all of that, but now I know. Thanks and great work on the vid!
hey just wanted to say, this channel got me into vrchat almost a year ago and i slowly evolved from pc, to rift s, to index, to fbt. this world is perfect and it has helped me so much socially. i have already discovered all the tips you showed in this video before tho lol. but great video either way.
i'm new to vr and this helps sop much, i am at the moment on day 4 of even owning a VR headset so these things help as i wihtout the community would not figure it out
Heyo, glasses user here! BUY LENSES ASAP. 1 - It's VERY easy to scratch the lenses with your glasses if you wear them under the headset: the sooner you don't have to do this, the better 2 - Wearing glasses under a headset usually presses the frames against your temples and gives you nasty headaches 3 - If you get sweat or anything on your glasses you have to take everything off, clean them, and put everything back on. 4 - It just make everything nicer. Don't make yourself suffer for no reason. And if you're conflicted on what company to go with, the biggest factors to look for are: Method of attachment, thickness of lenses, glare/warping, and blue filter. Even if it costs a bit extra, get thinned lenses and blue light filters - trust me on this one. Also, China makes good lenses. A lot of things from China are low quality, but glasses and lenses in general are surprisingly high-end. So as long as the attachment method isn't cheap, Chinese lenses work great.
For prescription lenses, VR optician is basically the gold standard - they are partnered with Zeiss, a name most people will have heard of if they have glasses. They are also the more expensive brand. I’ve heard good things about HonsVR, I think these are more affordable for higher prescriptions, but not sure how accurate the manufacturing is. They are manufactured in Asia. There are lots of other brands out there, just check reviews and check their manufacturing process before you buy. Especially with higher prescriptions more than like -6, even minor imperfections can cause the lenses to not be that great.
This is the first thing I am going to send to any of my friends that are starting to get into PC VR; it will save me a ton of time explaining what these tools are and their benefits!! 🥳
I bought the Voicemod life-time subscription way before I even thought about VRChat, it was probably one of the best choices I've made, whether for the voices or just messing with the soundboard it works fantastically. Though the current ai voices are a bit on the weirder side but that should be fixed over time
as a guy who’s really insecure about my voice and usually choose to be a mute because of it, I love the mention of voice mod. I often have people poke fun at me for sounding childish or like a girl. thanks a lot :)
I got Real Optix lense inserts and I do not regret my purchase one bit. If you send them a photo copy of your prescription they also give you 1 year warranty.
Thank you for this i am trying to get a job and get everything i need for content creation, and so far its going okay (really bad) (also i wanted to add your voice reminds me of sadie from steven universe and its very comforting)
Have VR prescription lenses, and yes, can confirm, those are freaking awesome. I use HonsVR myself. Turnsignal is also handy even if you're wireless, since you can orient without a mat at that point. Not that I've used VR at all in a few months. Quest2's battery took a shit on top of having little interest at all in it for awhile.
Im planning on getting myself a quest 2 and get into VR cause I have seen a lot of it recently, and Im currently saving up for it! But OMG your videos are very helpful since I didnt really knew much about the inside world of VR and I have watched a bunch of your vids cause they're so helpful. (Sorry if my english isnt very understandable or right but Im trying my best lol)
I wear glasses. I've used VR Lens Lab and was super ecstatic at how easy it was to get them. Support's great and if anything happens within the year of purchasing lenses, you can either get one replaced or have them both replaced. However, what puts me off is the price you have to pay every time they break out-of-warranty. I'm not sure why but they always snap when I'm not looking and I'm very careful with my headset. So purchase these and know what you're getting yourself into. If you're having the same problem like I am, the amount of money you'll pay every time they break is the same as getting frames from a optometrist that would probably last you 3+ years.
Oh dang... I can buy prescription lenses for my VR headsets and my FPV drone goggles from the same place?? That's sick. SO glad this video showed up in my feed. These suggestions are great!!
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Thanks for the shoutout PHIA!
It means so much to me that people actually use OVR Toolkit, nevermind them seeing it as a 'must have'!
I'll keep up the work on ensuring bugs are ironed out. :)
You’re a hero for the community!
I literally bought it for my boyfriend because I said he needed it 😂
Not here to start something but I did abandon it for XSoverlay, due to the seemingly high performance impact and many bugs when using it
Dude, OVR Toolkit is night and day for VR, especially with full body tracking. Thanks for making it!
@@Hunter248GM This was the case back in the day, but today OVR Toolkit is just as stable and performant as similar software. :)
There's just a lot of bad vibes from ex-users who remember how it used to be, OVR Toolkit was a mess in the past and it's something I'll never try to deny. It improved a lot within 2022 and 2023.
play-space drag is SO useful in and for almost EVERY VR Application and Game! 🌟
OVR Advanced settings has a compas you can place on the ground in the center of your playspace, creating a visual that is always there instead of rug + fan. I still encourage the fan those, VR is hot.
The rug gives a *tactile* indicator of where you are, so it doesn't rely on sight, like a visual compass would.
This different sensory input is helpful when your sight is already occupied by something else, for example aiming down-sights in a FPS.
@@Adam-zt4cn the compass has to render over the game.
@@Capedkarnage I think the point was the player is looking around at the game and might not be thinking to look down all the time. tactile queues would come as a reminder without the player having to remember to do something
Lucky for me, I never not have a fan on in my room. I cannot stand silence and need the motor sound.
A few notes!!
- XSOverlay is great, but its performance stats are inaccurate, especially CPU stats. This is due to a change in Windows APIs that I don't think Xiexe has accounted for yet. Unsure if OVRDrop has fixed this. On the other hand, FPSVR is _exceptionally_ accurate. It's great for seeing if you're CPU bound or GPU bound in a quick glance.
- Our "jitter smoothing" is actually an unintended benefit from networked IK. It gets lerped out! It's very trivial but OVR Smooth Tracking _technically_ will reduce the quality of your tracking for remote users, but probably not by enough to matter.
- TurnSignal is great, but both FPSVR and OVRAS include these features too! TurnSignal has a few more features and customizations though.
- The true glasses hack is to swap to contacts just for VR. It only took me like 3 months to learn how to do contacts properly! woo!!!!
Incredibly additive comment, thanks Tupper! ✨
So, it's not fixed in OVR Toolkit yet, but you're correct it's related to a Windows API change! Technically, the 'wrong' value is actually accurate, it's just measuring differently. (Look up what actually changed, it's a weird problem they tried to fix related to hyperthreading if I recall)
I've been speaking with the fpsVR dev and they've been assisting me in fixing the issue, it's just very low priority as OVR Toolkit has integration for fpsVR so I usually recommend people use that for more advanced performance stats. No point in my re-inventing the wheel when fpsVR is already the god-tier solution and so cheap, I'd rather support them. :)
Was gonna say the same thing about the tangled thing. OVRas has it too, I have found that sometimes it does get confused and you have to zero the rotations though. Then again it's been a second since I hopped on VR maybe they fixed it.
Fpsvr also has cable untangling. It's my go-to for untangling, performance stats, and such.
wdym true glasses hack
i have a tip similar to the rug and fan trick incase u don't have either of those, in steam vr and oculus theres a feature to always show a outline of your play space on the ground. something i do is i make my play space have a indicator of where is forward (like a divit or a notch in the outline of the space if that makes sense) and just use that. its not to intrusive and u tend to just rely on it like second nature. on oculus theres also the "glance" option so that it will only show the overlay if you look down at it. just thought this could be helpful, happy playin!
I've done someithign very similiar, whenever i get close to my play space "border", it shows up and i can tell from the shape of it, where i am and what way i am facing. i simple have to get one fo my controllers close to it, and it shows up. Really useful!
It took me like a year to discover all of these programs and tips on my own, thanks for condensing them into one place, especially Labs! I'm gonna be checking out those worlds and vetting them.
This is a fantastic compilation for someone new to VR
Playspace Drag is a HUGE accessibility tool. I'm really happy to learn of it as I would need to be seated when using VR.
For people using SteamVR, another way to keep urself oriented in your room is to give ur play splace border a recognizable shape
I have a small desk in the corner of the room, and it's great because I account for that when making the play space so there's always a corner that has little square taken out of it! Could also be good to have like a little fan or something in the corner instead and use that!
ive honestly never thought about this but you could litteraly just put a traiangle to show which way you should be facing, smart idea
that’s a lot of gadgets for sitting by a mirror all day
Two more paychecks and I'll finally be in the reality of this show. I'm definitely a fan never clicked on a video so fast you're doing RN Jesus work!!
Another way to keep yourself oriented in vr is to simply always have your floor chaperone lines on at all times and have a play space that has a unique shape (like one corner is slightly indented from the others. This has by far been the best help personally to keep me pointing the right way.
Another must-have in VRChat is friends :D
Is there a modpack for that?
I just always do what I enjoy doing. Eventually you meet people that enjoy the same stuff
Yes, but it requires that you already have the social_competence, EmotionalUnderstanding_v5.7 and TalkingSkillzTM addons preinstalled.
help
$19.99 monthly friend subscription add-on purchased separately!
@@Adam-zt4cn if you enjoy world hopping, I'd love to meet up 😀 doesn't require lots of talking. Sometimes I just worldhop on my own.
Perscription lens are definitely a livesaver not only for comfort but so I don't put my glasses as risk when I'm being a goofball in VR. Thoughhhh having one lens shaped even slightly wrong causes me to have to keep it glued onto my headset or it would fall out whenever I looked straight up
One of these days I'm just gonna abandon lens altogether and get some laser eye done but until then.... I suffer
I just pay for expensive throw away contact lenses for this reason.
because my prescription changes so much buying lenses is not worth the cost for me
@@MonstehDinosawr I wanted contact lenses, but my astigmatism is so bad that I just have to buy prescription lenses unfortunately. @xeethevirtualexplorer8119 could get those that comes with magnets like mine, though mine is a random no brand one that actually does them for super cheap.
I've definitely broken frames wearing them under my HMD. Now I have lenses from VR Optician and they're great, highly recommend
Been using Voicemod for the past 4 years! I love it
I've been using Standable this past week and it's genuinely really cool! It does have some issues for me personally (at least for the avatar I commonly use) where sitting and laying down are still pretty awkward and don't look right, but when it comes to standing, leaning, and turning, the movement is way more natural looking compared to VRChat's default stiff movement for half body users
It's still in development, but I'd say it's worth the $20 if you can't afford actual trackers yet
I can't wait to be able to try prescription lens. Having the headset with glasses is one of the reasons as to why I haven't played my vr headset recently.
Yep, they are great. You just get that temporary feeling, when reality is more blurry than virtual world.
6:45 My room already has a ceiling fan and I also use a rug for playing VR. They’re both great at keeping me in check of my playing space.
1:48 I've been jamming to these mixes for the past few days! Hell yeah, great music taste!
ovr smooth tracking, made pcvr feel so much better
I AM OVRTOOLKIT STAN, I HAVE 20,000 HOURS IN IT
Literally same
Heres a tip, you can create a bat file as a vrchat shortcut to run ovr, vrchat and anything else like amethyst (fbt) with one click
Another banger from Phia. She just don’t MISS
for people that don't know OVR Advanced Settings also includes a build in turn signal that works extremely well.
When I had vr I prided myself on having every tool I needed. It’s been so long I’ve forgotten everything. Glad this exists
Stop Sign VR.
I've used it for months to mark out where my couch is in my playspace, so I always know where it is.
I'm finding this VRchat more and more complicated then I thought it would be, what apps, how use, what VR! WOW... 😮
Thanks that is very helpful I always wondered how people fly with their hands
I do not recommend using joy cons for any bodypart. I use them myself and they are the most glitched thing ever when it comes to turning around or quick movement.
I actually just recent learned the whole rug+fan thing is really effective recently, and on accident too! lol
OVR Advanced Settings already has a feature like Turn Signal ;)
stops watching this channel for months comes back to a thousand times better looking avatar than i last saw and the content feels better somehow? glad i clicked
The green screen end card with the new avatar looks so slick!
Prescription lenses can be installed with 3D printing and Zenni Optical glasses. Dropped the cost of mine down to 12 dollars with shipping because I have friends with 3D printers.
This is really helpful! Thanks. Kinda reminds me about how little features valve have added to SteamVR over the years.
You should definitely do a setup tour. & that view is crazy good with the windows
Alright, that fan idea is a pretty low tech solution, but seems effective. I'll keep that idea in my back pocket.
THE VR PRESCRIPTION LENSES ARE A DEFINITIVE NEED!
I have to say the new avatar has grown on me, I love it now.
There is a special build of OVR Space Calibrator by bdunderscore for hybrid FBT users (Quest FBT) that improves the QOL significantly
The special build has the ability to do "continous calibration", which basically _reduces_ the time needed to calibrate the playspace. Instead of doing figure-8 gestures with a controller and a Vive tracker, it instead uses the Vive tracker attached to the HMD to readjust the tracker positions to more closely match up with thw Quest 2's guardian.
Can not recommend this enough. Continuous calibration is so convenient as a "set and forget" way to do FBT on quest.
What’s it called and where can I get it
Love your new model ❤
Its been a while since i saw your vids and OMG YOUR MODEL IS SO GOOD
Even as a non VRChat player, majority of the "must-haves" listed here are very helpful. Thanks!
Saving this video. I've had VR before, don't have it now (long story). Most of these I didn't know about
Phia is a gem.
OMG THANK YOU FOR THE VR LENS. I THOUGHT I WAS CURSED FOREVER ON GLASSES.
I dont catch all the videos, but I have noticed the new or retouched Avatar. I think it looks really good.
The fan and mat trick has been such a lifesaver
Love the new model!
OVR Toolkit is so great, can confirm!
fpsVR is a bit redundant if you use XSOverlay, since it has a built in performance meter that gives the same at-a-glance info (and, in my opinion, does so a lot more cleanly than fpsVR)
XSOverlay's stats are unfortunately inaccurate at the moment due to Windows API changes within the last few months.
fpsVR might have a more raw UI, but it provides a ton more detail, including GPU and CPU frametime as well as per-core load, which is very useful if you're using something like a 7950X3D and you want to see which CCD is loaded.
For the true enjoyers. Great video.
I had absolutely no idea that there was a way to make fbt smooth. my friend on VRChat was doing summer salts, hitting the cleanest dance moves, with the same setup as mine. and I was over on the side just watching in awe bc every time I jumped more than half a foot my trackers jiggled. Now I know how they did it.
Thanks for the vid! ^_^ I have lots of these already, but I'll send it to my friends who are new to VRC!
thx for the info
first time seeing your new avatar - huge upgrade!
I learned about OVR and playspace dragging through this video. At last, I know how other people are able to adjust their avatar's height with their hands, and I can do it myself as long as I launch VRC through Steam VR.
Looking for another VR "Must Have"? I've been hocking this software named 'VR Hands Frame' for a while, ever since I found it in a VKet booth. The premise is simple: Fingerguns on both hands, making a frame. Orientation of hands is specific, as they can make two different functions of what they do. And what can they do? There's three options: A photo, which is like a screen snip tool but in VR; A translator, which lets you in-world translate text from one language to another using something like Google Lens; And a QR Code reader, which will open a QR code website on your own computer instead of needing to use a phone to awkwardly scan it from a picture later on.
It's free, and runs at the SteamVR level so EAC doesn't care about it running in the background.
I like the rug trick better than fan cause when I played Phasmophobia, that fan scared the crap out of me several times. Also made that log cabin map spooky as hell.
I’m finally playing vr on pc but I never really figured out how other pc players can hover in the air and all of that, but now I know. Thanks and great work on the vid!
hey just wanted to say, this channel got me into vrchat almost a year ago and i slowly evolved from pc, to rift s, to index, to fbt. this world is perfect and it has helped me so much socially.
i have already discovered all the tips you showed in this video before tho lol. but great video either way.
i'm new to vr and this helps sop much, i am at the moment on day 4 of even owning a VR headset so these things help as i wihtout the community would not figure it out
Love the avatar. She’s adorable. Great work!
Heyo, glasses user here! BUY LENSES ASAP.
1 - It's VERY easy to scratch the lenses with your glasses if you wear them under the headset: the sooner you don't have to do this, the better
2 - Wearing glasses under a headset usually presses the frames against your temples and gives you nasty headaches
3 - If you get sweat or anything on your glasses you have to take everything off, clean them, and put everything back on.
4 - It just make everything nicer. Don't make yourself suffer for no reason.
And if you're conflicted on what company to go with, the biggest factors to look for are: Method of attachment, thickness of lenses, glare/warping, and blue filter. Even if it costs a bit extra, get thinned lenses and blue light filters - trust me on this one.
Also, China makes good lenses. A lot of things from China are low quality, but glasses and lenses in general are surprisingly high-end. So as long as the attachment method isn't cheap, Chinese lenses work great.
For prescription lenses, VR optician is basically the gold standard - they are partnered with Zeiss, a name most people will have heard of if they have glasses. They are also the more expensive brand.
I’ve heard good things about HonsVR, I think these are more affordable for higher prescriptions, but not sure how accurate the manufacturing is. They are manufactured in Asia.
There are lots of other brands out there, just check reviews and check their manufacturing process before you buy. Especially with higher prescriptions more than like -6, even minor imperfections can cause the lenses to not be that great.
This was cool and very helpful
This is the first thing I am going to send to any of my friends that are starting to get into PC VR; it will save me a ton of time explaining what these tools are and their benefits!! 🥳
New video from Phia! 🥰
i havent seen ur videos in a bit but ur new avatar is so cute
Fan and mat trick are so helpful, I use my mat all the time and if you get one that is cushioned it will help with standing fatigue I find.
man id love for literally any of these to work on quest standalone
Honestly- bless you Phia!! You're a lifesaver so far for learning about the ins and outs of VR!
I bought the Voicemod life-time subscription way before I even thought about VRChat, it was probably one of the best choices I've made, whether for the voices or just messing with the soundboard it works fantastically. Though the current ai voices are a bit on the weirder side but that should be fixed over time
I mean we're making VR bodies. Might as well have VR voices too.
just bought my first oculus (meta quest 2) and this is gonna help so much
As a pinosoft cam tracker FBT I can say fan is nice!
The lenses are a must
Great video! Thanks for sharing.
Good video👍
On the cable front, you can get pulley systems for your roof so you can keep the cable out of the way.
@4:35 that OVR Smooth tracking tho, my god. I didn't know about that one
Great vid! I've been a frequent VR user for years and still learned from this vid!
ive been using the fan trick without realizing for months, neat.
You have all the new tech I want so bad 😍🤣
as a guy who’s really insecure about my voice and usually choose to be a mute because of it, I love the mention of voice mod. I often have people poke fun at me for sounding childish or like a girl.
thanks a lot :)
OVR Advanced Settings, Standable FBE, and Desktop+ Portal (Like OVR Toolkit or XS Overlay but way better!)
I got Real Optix lense inserts and I do not regret my purchase one bit. If you send them a photo copy of your prescription they also give you 1 year warranty.
imo another must have is the little fan for the index. From the brand kiwi to plug right in and cool you down
Thank you for this i am trying to get a job and get everything i need for content creation, and so far its going okay (really bad) (also i wanted to add your voice reminds me of sadie from steven universe and its very comforting)
i loveeeeeeeeee your new model OMG !!!!
OMG I haven't seen your content for a while but love the new model!
Have VR prescription lenses, and yes, can confirm, those are freaking awesome. I use HonsVR myself. Turnsignal is also handy even if you're wireless, since you can orient without a mat at that point.
Not that I've used VR at all in a few months. Quest2's battery took a shit on top of having little interest at all in it for awhile.
Im planning on getting myself a quest 2 and get into VR cause I have seen a lot of it recently, and Im currently saving up for it! But OMG your videos are very helpful since I didnt really knew much about the inside world of VR and I have watched a bunch of your vids cause they're so helpful.
(Sorry if my english isnt very understandable or right but Im trying my best lol)
Thanks!
As a beginner user, this is great. Thanks so much.
voicemod is great yall should get it ive used it for years
I wear glasses. I've used VR Lens Lab and was super ecstatic at how easy it was to get them. Support's great and if anything happens within the year of purchasing lenses, you can either get one replaced or have them both replaced. However, what puts me off is the price you have to pay every time they break out-of-warranty. I'm not sure why but they always snap when I'm not looking and I'm very careful with my headset. So purchase these and know what you're getting yourself into. If you're having the same problem like I am, the amount of money you'll pay every time they break is the same as getting frames from a optometrist that would probably last you 3+ years.
Dude i unintentionally did something similar to the hat and mat trick, with my really loud bird and fan XD
Yo! Your new main avi looks really good!
Thank you for the standable recommendation! I dont have money for trackers right now and this is a great substitute!
Oh dang... I can buy prescription lenses for my VR headsets and my FPV drone goggles from the same place?? That's sick. SO glad this video showed up in my feed. These suggestions are great!!
Ive been using a quest 2 and have never been able to figure out how to drag my playspace around with ovras