VR injection framework for Unity -- helps you integrate VR into games that don't natively support it.
- It takes care of the cameras and the GUI
- It gives you a frame to work with (Controllers, Modes, etc.)
- It comes with presets for standing and seated mode, plus a set of tools for your controllers
- There is a bunch of helper classes, e.g. for shortcuts and for rumble
- It does not take care of the injection into the DLL itself -- use a DLL injection library for this, e.g. the Illusion Plugin Architecture or Rei Patcher. Refer to the template for a project that's ready to build and use.
| Unity Version | Compatibility |
|---|---|
| < 4.6 | Unsupported (VRGIN makes use of UnityEngine.UI.dll. |
| 4.6, 4.7 | Somewhat supported, but does not work out of the box with the current master branch. See PlayClubVR for a functional example that uses an older version of this framework. |
| 5.0 - 5.6 | Supported. However, note that this does not currently leverage Unity's native OpenVR implementation (although you could relatively easily switch to it.) |
Use the template to get started. For some (somewhat outdated) insight behind the scenes, see Hacking VR into a Unity game. For examples, take a look at my VR mods.