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RealSupremium edited this page Jul 29, 2026
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!! PLEASE READ THE WHOLE PAGE BEFORE CONTINUING, YOU WILL BE LAUGHED AT IF YOU IGNORE STEPS AND COMPLAIN TO US ABOUT ISSUES !!
- PlayStation VR2 App from Steam
- The latest release of PSVR2Toolkit
- For Windows, download both
PSVR2TK-win64-Windows.zipandCAPIApps-Windows.zip(and extract it). - For Linux, download both
PSVR2TK-win64-Ignition.zipandCAPIApps-Linux.zip(and extract it).
- For Windows, download both
- The latest release of PSVR2Toolkit.UnitySetup (download
PSVR2Toolkit.UnitySetup-Windows.zipfor Windows orPSVR2Toolkit.UnitySetup-Linux.zipfor Linux, and extract it).
If you are using Linux, please read more about Linux support here. Please note that this page is primarily targeted towards Windows users. Although we fully support Linux, due to how many variables different Linux distros/WMs/DEs have, you will have to substitute Windows parts of this page for your own Linux setup. Sorry!
- First, make sure SteamVR and the Playstation VR2 App are closed. You may also have to close Steam too.
- In File Explorer, go to
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\PlayStation VR2 App\SteamVR_Plug-In\bin\win64 - Rename
driver_playstation_vr2.dlltodriver_playstation_vr2_orig.dll(IT MUST BE CALLED "driver_playstation_vr2_orig.dll", DO NOT RENAME IT TO ANYTHING ELSE, IT MUST BE EXACTLY THAT)- Be sure to have file extensions enabled.
- Extract the contents of
PSVR2TK-win64-Windows.zip(or PSVR2TK-win64-Ignition.zip if you are on Linux) toC:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\PlayStation VR2 App\SteamVR_Plug-In\bin\win64- The contents of the folder should now look like this:
- driver_playstation_vr2.dll
- driver_playstation_vr2_orig.dll
- libcrossipc.dll
- libusb-1.0.dll
- psvr2_toolkit_capi.dll
- Linux will have additional .so files:
- libcrossipc.so
- psvr2_toolkit_capi.so
- The contents of the folder should now look like this:
- You can now launch SteamVR. Dialogs should no longer appear and you should see "Night Mode" as an option in SteamVR VR settings.
There are some utilities are provided in the CAPIApps zip:
- psvr2_toolkit_legacy_ipc_server: Provides legacy IPC support for apps like the PSVR2Toolkit.VRCFT module
- psvr2_toolkit_capi_test: Allows you to look at CAPI data and send commands such as enabling adaptive triggers, HMD rumble (when jailbroken), and more
- Get the latest release here
- Extract the contents of
PSVR2Toolkit.Baballonia.ziptoC:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Baballonia\Modules(or equivalent) - Launch Baballonia
- You will need to select some camera address to then select the Playstation VR2 backend
Requires Project Babble: Baballonia