OBVR 0.1.1

Same build as 0.1.0 with the defaults set to what it was tested with, after the first public build was confirmed working.

Changed defaults (OBVR.ini, and the built-in defaults follow):

• Crosshair=1: the depth crosshair is on.
• CrosshairInThirdPerson=1: shown in third person as well.
• CrosshairOnlyWhenNeeded=1 and CrosshairOnlyWhenNeeded3rdPerson=1: in both views it appears only while something activatable is under it or a weapon or spell is readied.
• EyeSeparationScale=1.0: the headset's own eye distance, geometrically true. Raise it for the depth boost; the README explains what it does.
• CrosshairTooltipsAboveName=0 stays off.

If you already have an OBVR.ini from 0.1.0, either take the new file or change those lines; the file is hot reloaded.

README: describes EyeSeparationScale (OBVR's version of PrimaShock's OpenXR Toolkit depth boost, done by moving the camera per eye) and mentions alternate eye rendering (Stereo=aer) as the second stereo mode.

Install (details and Mod Organizer 2 in the README):

1. xOBSE 22.13 or newer.
2. DXVK's 32-bit d3d9.dll next to Oblivion.exe.
3. Extract OBVR-0.1.1.zip into Oblivion's Data folder.
4. Copy the 32-bit openvr_api.dll from SteamVR (bin/win32) into Data/OBSE/Plugins/.
5. Start SteamVR, then the game through the OBSE loader.

Reporting: open an issue with OBVR.log and OBVR.log.prev from the Oblivion directory attached.

Known: the recenter key does nothing during the intro films; text entry needs the keyboard; Oblivion Reloaded and its derivatives are incompatible. The standing experience with motion controllers is in the code, off, and under construction.

License: GPL-3.0.