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Hello Ralph; as you must know, Windows 11 no longer supports mixed reality (WMR); but someone is working on it and it will be operational on August 25th https://www.reddit.com/r/WindowsMR/comments/1mg960l/comment/n6tkwpj/
; the reverb g will be able to go through Steam simply; I suppose we will still be able to use Vorpx like Valve headsets etc?Looks like a SteamVR driver, so *should* work with vorpX. Although one never knows before trying, of course. :)
so I managed to make reverb g2 work with windows 11 thanks to “oasis”; but I couldn’t make the controllers appear; too bad; and I managed to make vorpx work with it: I mustn’t touch the headset, I start vorpx and not steamvr; I start the game and it works;
Quelque chose me dit que tu es français ;)
( Something tells me you’re French ;) )Or am I the only one reading “Casque” and “Et” in the title ?
Great news !
Did you try with “SteamVR” or “OpenXR” in “Device Selection” ?Note you can still use WMR + OpenXR with Windows 11 as long as you don’t update too much (23h2 should be fine).
It is very optimized and reliable, never freezes, and works with 32 bit games. I don’t know exactly what Oasis can do and if it’s as optimized as WMR but I guess it’s SteamVR only (according to the description, you can use OpenXR, but probably only the SteamVR’s version, so it may not always work as intended, especially with 32 bit games – In this case you’ll probably have to use “SteamVR” option). I may be wrong since I didn’t try yet (I would prefer to keep using WMR but I’m glad we have another option now). Let’s hope it will keep working as long as we need to.so I managed to make reverb g2 work with windows 11 thanks to “oasis”; but I couldn’t make the controllers appear; too bad; and I managed to make vorpx work with it: I mustn’t touch the headset, I start vorpx and not steamvr; I start the game and it works;
Reverb 2 has a built-in Bluetooth station, and the controllers pair directly with it; Oasis cannot use it, so you need either a Bluetooth-capable motherboard or a separate Bluetooth station and pair the controllers in Windows (there’s a button under the batteries that puts them in the “discovery” mode). If you decide to uninstall the Oasis, you’ll need to un-pair the controllers in Windows and use the dedicated Reverb utility to re-pair them with the headset (using the same button).
Oasis is currently in a very raw state (e.g., Riven has a lot of glitches and often crashes), so I uninstalled it for now. It does work with Vorpx, but e.g. Indy crashes on my PC whenever opened alongside SteamVR. Thank God Vorpx doesn’t require SteamVR and can work with OpenXR …
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