cybensis added a new version:
QuoteThis release fixes the bug with scopes not working caused by changing from SPT 3.9 to 3.10, please note some scopes are still not configured and will still not work but the majority of them should still be working.
cybensis added a new version:
QuoteRelease V1.0.2 - Update to SPT 3.10 and some small improvements
I was previously working on getting a left handed mode as well as adding some more motion sickness support options but decided to put that on the back burner for a little bit as SPT 3.10. This update doesn't add anything special and might break some stuff I missed but for the most part things appear to be working. Below is a list of changes and known bugs/isssues:
Improvements
- Updated to SPT 3.10 including support for transit
- You can now play the game in flatscreeen mode without removing the install files if no headset is picked up by steamvr
- Finally fixed the position of the right hand laser pointer
- Fixed some issues with guns in the hideout
- Fixed issue with using multiple of the same grenade causing issues
- Improved positioning of grenades to VR controller
- Slightly improved grenade accuracy
Known Bugs
- The BTR is enterable if you look at the door, and you can use the menu in the BTR but the camera positioning is kind of off and selecting the talk to driver menu option doesn't do anything at the moment
- Some really nice clouds were added in the updated version of Tarkov but unfortunately I have not found a way to get them rendering correctly in VR, so at the moment they are disabled. If anyone wants to help with this please let me know!!
cybensis added a new version:
QuoteRelease V1.0.1 - Weapon tracking/IK fixes + more
I've spent the past few weeks since the first release working on improving the handling of weapons like how they track to your hands and move around when entering two-handed mode, as well as various other massive improvements like fixing weapon jittering, added an option to hide arms and legs, fixed issues with object culling and more, here is a full list of the improvements made:
- Fixed most of the hands and weapon jittering
- Weapon should no longer move positions when entering two handed mode
- Hands should now line up better with your controllers when a weapon is equipped
- Added a toggle for hands only mode that removes the arms in the VR settings tab
- Added a toggle to hide the legs in the VR settings tab
- Fixed a lot of the object culling issues so now nothing nearby should be culled and walls or ceilings won't be see through like on interchange, looks much better but there's a small hit to performance
- Added snap turn option
- Adding graphics setting for different distant shadow methods
- Improved VR settings menu layout
I'm having this issue where my controller seems to be stuck at my feet facing a certain axis and it won't actually track to select menus or anything. When I open the steamvr menu it tracks normally and I can select things. . I'm assuming I'm dumb and missing a setting somewhere, if anyone could point me in the right direction that'd be great.
It sounds like the bindings for your controllers aren't setup or registering, are you also using the windows mixed reality controllers? Refer to the comment I posted above about setting the poses to get the controllers mapped to the in game hands, hopefully that'll fix the issue you're having
i tried to add my own custom bindings but they didnt register for some reason
I think the main thing is getting the poses setup so the movements of your controllers work in SPT-VR then you can see if the buttons are working when interacting with the main menu with the laser pointer.
I can't remember how to set it up exactly but it's in the SteamVR bindings menu, there should be something for posing and I think you need to set the left/right hand skeleton or pose to each controller respectively
Hey there sorry for the late reply. Currently the windows mixed reality controllers don't have support added, the only issue being that controller bindings aren't configured yet, but if you still want to go the extra mile, you can try settings the bindings yourself through the SteamVR menu
cybensis added a new file:
QuoteDisplay MoreSPT-VR (Single Player Tarkov VR Mod)
SPT-VR (Single Player Tarkov VR Mod)
SPT-VR brings the immersive, intense experience of Tarkov into the realm of virtual reality. Engage in intense firefights, loot dangerous environments, and survive the unforgiving world of Tarkov—all in full VR.
Table of Contents
- Setup
- Controls
- FPS/Graphics Guide
- FAQ
- Contributions
- Support the Mod
- Development Environment Setup
- Get in contact
Setup
Prerequisites
- Single Player Tarkov (SPT) Installation: Make sure you have a working copy of SPT installed.
- SteamVR: The mod requires SteamVR to support VR hardware.
Installation Steps
- Ensure SPT is up to date: Make sure you have the latest version of SPT installed on your system.
- Download the latest release: On the right side of this page (if on GitHub), download the latest release from the "Releases" section.
- Navigate to SPT's root directory: This should contain the
SPT.Launcher,SPT.Serverfiles, and theBepInExfolder.- Extract the downloaded files: Merge the folders from the release with the folders in the SPT installation.
- Launch SteamVR: Ensure that SteamVR is running and your headset is connected before launching the game.
- Launch the game through the SPT Launcher.
Uninstalling
To uninstall the mod, go to your SPT installation and remove the
BepInEx/plugins/sptvr/SPT-VR.dllfile, which will stop the game from launching in VR. To reinstall it, simply drag the .dll file back into the directory.
Controls
Movement
- Walking: Left joystick.
- Look around: Right joystick.
- Sprint: Click the right joystick.
- Jump: Push the right joystick up.
- Vault: Hold the right joystick up at a ledge.
- Crouch: Pull down on the right joystick, physically crouch, or do both.
- Prone: Fully crouch, release the joystick, then pull down again.
Weapon Controls
- Fire: Right trigger.
- Two-hand weapon: Support the gun with the left grip when it vibrates (toggle option available).
- Aim: Looking down the sights automatically increases accuracy.
- Steady aim: Hold the left trigger to hold your breath.
- Weapon interaction mode: Hold the right grip when not aiming to interact with the weapon:
- Check Magazine
- Reload
- Inspect Weapon
- Fix Malfunction
- Toggle Tactical Devices
- Change Tactical Device Mode
- Toggle Firemode
- Fold Stock (not implemented yet)
- Reload: Press B or use the interaction mode.
- Toggle Firemode: Press A or use the interaction mode when two-handing.
- Change red dot/holo mode: Press the left grip when your hand vibrates near the sight.
- Change optic zoom: Pull the right joystick or rotate the left hand near the scope.
- Grenades: Select from the quick slot radial menu, then hold the right trigger to pull the pin and aim using your in-game pointer finger.
In-Game Interactions
- Swap Weapon:
- For a pistol, bring your right hand to your hip and press the right grip.
- For primary weapons, bring your right hand to your shoulder and press the right grip.
- Use the radial menu by holding the right grip at your shoulder.
- Quick Slot Items: Open the radial menu by bringing your left hand to your chest and holding the left grip.
- Interacting with doors/containers/bodies/loose loot/etc:
- Through a menu by looking at the object, which will bring up the menu where you're looking, then using the right joystick you can navigate it and use the A button to select an option.
- Bring your left hand up to the object and press the left grip to perform the primary operation, or with loose loot you can hold the left grip to pick it up and bring it over your left shoulder and release to place it in your inventory if there is room.
- Toggle head visor/night vision: These can be toggled by bringing the left hand up to your head and pressing the left grip.
Menus & Menu Interactions
- Select: To interact with menu items, buttons, etc, press the A button while hovering over it with your laser pointer.
- Open Inventory: Press X while in a raid.
- Open Menu: Press Y while in a raid.
- Dragging Items: Hold the right trigger to move items.
- Opening Item Sub-Menu: While hovering over an item, hold down the A button to bring up a dropdown menu for that item.
- Opening Item Display Window: Double tap A while hovering over an item to open the item display window.
- Quick Equip: While holding the left grip, pressing the A button on an item will automatically equip it to its respective slot.
- Quick Transfer Item: While holding the right grip, pressing the A button on an item will automatically transfer it in or out of your inventory.
Configuring your experience
If you go into the Tarkov settings menu, you will see a VR tab, which allows you to modify some of the VR-specific settings.
FPS/Graphics Guide
NOTE: Keep in mind these settings were based on my personal performance and may be very inaccurate. Additionally, messing around with some settings in-raid can cause visual glitches, so be aware of this before reporting any bugs.
In-game graphics guide
- Resolution likely doesn't matter much as it's always going to render to the quality of your headset or what SteamVR is set to, but lowering the resolution may net some frames.
- Anti-aliasing should be off or on FXAA - No FPS difference noticed between the two, and other options cause visual glitches.
- Resampling should be off/1x, otherwise it may cause visual glitches.
- DLSS and FSR don't work properly, so turn them both off.
- HBAO - Looks better but takes a massive hit on performance - off gets about a 10-20 FPS increase.
- SSR - Low drops frames by around 2-5, ultra by about 5ish. I don't personally notice any visual improvements but if you have it on, go to ultra.
- Anisotropic filtering - No real FPS difference.
- Sharpness at 1-1.5 - Any visual gain falls off after around 1.5+.
- POST FX - Turning it off gains about 8-10 FPS in some situations, or does nothing in others.
Additional FPS guide
The VR Performance Toolkit (vrperfkit) can net about 10-20 extra FPS with the default configuration at the expense of some graphical fidelity, which could help people with less powerful computers.
FAQ
What controllers and headsets are supported?
The mod supports most VR headsets. The following controllers work out of the box:
- Quest 2/3
- Valve Index
- Vive
If your controller isn’t working, configure the control scheme through SteamVR bindings.
Does this work with the non-SPT Escape From Tarkov?
No, using this mod with the official version of Escape From Tarkov can result in a ban.
Does it support FIKA?
Yes, it supports FIKA. VR players will appear as non-VR players in multiplayer.
Are other mods compatible with the VR mod?
Several mods have been confirmed to work. However, mods that add a new UI may not work, new guns might be missing features, and some graphics mods may cause issues. Please remove all incompatible mods before reporting any bugs.
Current list of known compatible mods:
- FIKA
- Amands Graphics
- Swag + Donuts
- SAIN
- EFTApi
- Waypoints
- Declutterer
- Questing Bots
- BigBrain
Do I need to buy this mod?
No, the mod is free, and the source code is open-source.
Contributions
A huge thank you to these primary testers who helped shape the mod:
- groundzeroday: Check out his work at hexler.net
- Havviks: Thanks for making the trailer, go watch his videos on YouTube
- MaTSix: Offered a lot of helpful ideas which greatly decreased the jankiness of the mod
Support the Mod
Donations are appreciated but not required. All content is free to ensure everyone has the same access. Those who still wish to donate can do so using the link below:
Get in contact
If you want to reach out to me personally, you can send an email to [email protected]
Development Environment Setup
If you wish to make your own changes to the mod or want to check it out for any purpose, follow the steps below:
- Clone the Repository: This can either be done by downloading the source code from the GitHub page or using the command below:
Codegit clone https://github.com/cybensis/SPT-VR.git- Open it in your IDE: I've only ever used Visual Studio for development, so I would recommend using that. Opening the .sln file will open Visual Studio, which should already be configured to build without issue.
- Make your changes and build: After making your changes, to test them simply go to the Build dropdown menu at the top of Visual Studio and select Build Solution.
- Add the build to your SPT installation: After building the mod, you should find the new file under bin/Debug/TarkovVR.dll or bin/Release/TarkovVR.dll depending on whether you've built a debug or release version. Then, in your SPT installation, replace the
BepInEx/plugins/sptvr/SPT-VR.dllfile with your new one and you should be good to go.
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