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Releases: BOLL7708/OpenVRStartup

v0.13 Icon & title

15 Feb 22:56
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As the program could be shut down by accident as it look like any generic console application I added a title and icon to it so it at least differentiates itself.

v0.11 Usability improvements

08 Feb 09:00
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It was a bit unclear what happened after pressing enter on first run, so now the application will print to the terminal that it is waiting for SteamVR to shutdown to run more scripts. It also minimizes automatically after the aforementioned enter press to reduce the confusion with it remaining on screen.

v0.10 Support for shutdown scripts

03 Feb 19:34
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With the push from @piepie62 through a pull request I've reworked the application to also run scripts on shutdown, if there are no scripts in that folder it will terminate as usual.

This was done while I was supposed to work on other things, I have too many projects ongoing, so if you experience any problems make sure to report them in issues here. I'm using this myself so I'll be actively testing it too.

v0.0.5 Proper install and cmd reference

04 Jan 13:58
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From suggestion on Reddit two things have changed:

  1. The application will now try to set itself to auto launch automatically, no need to dig around yourself. This should only work if you have not run the application prior. One way to reset that is to remove the app.vrmanifest line for this application in ~\Steam\config\appconfig.json.
  2. Scripts will not be executed with cmd.exe from the system folder instead of just using the file association. This to not allow anything else to execute the scripts if the file association has been hijacked.

v0.0.3 Initial release

26 Dec 22:50
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Run this application, follow the instructions, and it will execute every command script inside the same folder when launching SteamVR. It's a really small and simple application but it fills a void identified by various people.

The included example script includes some comments and a line that restarts the audio engine in VoiceMeeter, we use this to update the devices so the Index will have working audio. Most of the time this actually works, and it's a blessing.