I Know a Guy VR 1.0.1

1.0.1 fixes the installation packages. Each player ZIP includes its loader, .NET runtime and Unity libraries for first-launch interop generation. The VR ZIP also includes its native OpenXR provider and loader. Installation and first launch use the bundled files.

Choose the VR ZIP for headset play or the Companion ZIP for flatscreen players who want to see tracked VR movement. Both include MANUAL-INSTALL.md and MOTION-CONTROLLER-BINDINGS.md in their top folder.

The mod provides OpenXR stereo and head tracking, motion controls, physical grabbing and tools, a wrist dashboard and map, an item belt, VR menus and keyboard, smooth/snap turning, smooth/teleport movement, seated and left-handed options, regular gamepad mode, and multiplayer pose replication. The host needs either package to relay VR poses.

Windows x64, supported Steam game build 25861408, and a working OpenXR PCVR runtime are the platform prerequisites for VR. Fresh VR and Companion startup and VR gameplay UI passed with dependency downloads blocked. Broader headset hardware and Internet multiplayer coverage remain limited.

The mod source is MIT licensed. Bundled dependencies retain their upstream licenses, with notices and the corresponding BepInEx and Unity Doorstop source archives included.

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I Know a Guy VR 1.0.0

For the complete bundled installation packages, use 1.0.1.

I Know a Guy VR 1.0.0 brings OpenXR stereo rendering, tracked motion controls, physical item handling, a wrist dashboard and map, and seated and left-handed options to I Know a Guy: Shady Life Simulator.

• VR ZIP for headset play.
• Companion ZIP for flatscreen players who want to see tracked VR movement. The host needs either package to relay poses.

Both ZIPs include MANUAL-INSTALL.md and MOTION-CONTROLLER-BINDINGS.md. Use the manual guide if the installer cannot run. The source is MIT licensed.

Requires Windows x64 and Steam game build 25861408. VR play requires a working OpenXR PCVR runtime. The release was checked in the OpenXR simulator and in local multiplayer sessions. Broader physical headset coverage and Internet multiplayer remain unverified.

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