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I personally feel he’s missing a big opportunity here.
People are crying to move away from windows and now bazzite has took off a bit people are experimenting. I’ve been running my VR setup on my steam deck with amazing results. I get better performance on steamOS VR than I do on windows 11/10.
I really think Ralf should look into porting into linux or even just giving us a way to run it via proton. There are a lot of people attempting it but they can’t get it to hook. I haven’t tried but I’m using ALVR with steamVR and id love to play fallout New Vegas in VR. It just doesn’t seem worth it to have to partition my drive and install an entirely new OS just for 1 game. Plus performance also takes a hit.
I don’t think he’d even have to do that much considering everything is in place, we just need help on getting it to hook correctly with proton
I have this EXACT issue. Had it on 2 machines and never fixed it. I’m not sure if it’s hardware as this used also happen on my GTX 770 but I have AMD hardware and have this issue. I’m running a DK2 so I’m not sure if it’s dependant on that
I once got it working by leaving the game on for awhile and trying again but most the time it completely crashes my system forcing a reboot. I can play without direct VR but the experience is awful. I also have an issue with the controller which I read is also fixed by directVR scanner.
I got the controller working perfectly with New Vegas with mapping support and head tracking but playing that makes me want to start Fallout 4 again.
Until ralf posts back (if he has the time) the best thing to do is change the FOV to 120 in the INI settings and lower your graphics. That helped me at least get the scanner to not crash my system.
We’ll have to ask Ralf if he knows anything about this, id love his input, it’s always valued