Arx Libertatis VR 0.1.0

First release of Arx Libertatis VR: Arx Fatalis in virtual reality, built on Arx Libertatis and OpenXR.

Features

• Full body: your body follows the headset and controllers; lean, crouch for real, and walk around your room.
• Physical melee: draw your weapon from over your shoulder and swing it; faster, wider swings hit harder. Fists work too.
• Shield block: hold your shield up towards an attacker to block part of the hit (better with the Defense skill).
• Bow: nock an arrow and pull the string with your hand.
• Magic: draw the runes in the air with your hand; precast spells, runes shown on your wrist.
• Hands-on interface: inventory above your wrist, the book and notes held in your hands, health and mana on your wrist,
  a potion wheel, grabbing, throwing and pulling objects to your hand, a torch you can hang on your belt.
• Comfort: snap or smooth turning, comfort vignette, recentering, pause when the headset is taken off.
• VR settings page in the options menu, on-screen keyboard for naming saved games.

Requirements

• Windows 10/11, 64-bit.
• A PC VR headset with SteamVR or the Meta Quest PC app (Quest Link / Air Link). Quest through Virtual Desktop
  works via SteamVR.
• The Arx Fatalis game data (Steam, GOG, CD or the demo) — not included.

Installation

1. Extract ArxLibertatisVR-0.1.0-win64.zip into a new folder.
2. If Arx Libertatis is installed with the game data, nothing else is needed. Otherwise copy the Arx Fatalis .pak
   files next to arx.exe (see https://arx.vg/data).
3. Start SteamVR or Quest Link, then arx.exe. VR is on by default (arx.exe --no-vr plays flat).

Controls, settings and troubleshooting: README-VR.md
(also README-VR.txt in the zip).

Known issues

• An object held directly in the hand when saving floats in the air after loading.
• The low polygon player body is close to your eyes; some armor may clip into the view.
• Only the English tutorial texts name the VR controls.

This is an early release, please report problems in the issues.