Custom UEVR Injector - GUI Version

GUI version - First release!!

A simple UEVR injector with some useful features missing from the official injector, such as auto-injection, auto-closing, shortcut creation, and pre-setting variables from the user_script.txt file.

• Auto-Inject
  Allows you to load UEVR even in games with weaker anti-cheat systems. Just configure the injector and enable the auto-inject option before starting the game. Use at your own risk—although no bans have been reported so far, there is always a risk depending on the game.

• Auto-Close
  Automatically closes the injector as soon as the injection is complete.

Download

Grab the latest pre-compiled binaries from the Releases page.

Build from Source

1. Clone this repository.
2. Open the solution in Visual Studio 2019 (no external dependencies required).
3. Build and run!

Note: Some antivirus tools may flag the pre-compiled executable as suspicious. This is a false positive—feel free to review the source code and compile it yourself if you prefer.

Custom UEVR Injector - Console

Changelog / How to Use

• Shortcut System Added
  Create a shortcut for any game to launch the injector with your saved settings.

• Runtime Selection
  Choose your VR runtime: OpenXR or OpenVR.

• Nullify VR Plugins
  Optionally inject UEVRPluginNullifier.dll to disable specific VR plugins.

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Instructions

1. Copy the Injector
   Place Custom-UEVR-Injector.exe in the same folder as UEVR.

2. Run the Injector
   Double-click Custom-UEVR-Injector.exe.

   Tip: For anti-cheat games, start the injector before launching the game.

3. Follow the Prompts

   • Process Name

     Enter the process name:  
     

     • This must be the exact filename of the Unreal Engine game’s .exe—for example:

       MyAwesomeGame-Win64-Shipping.exe
       

     • To find it, open the game’s installation folder, then go to:

       <Game Install Folder>\Binaries\Win64\
       

       and copy the name of the .exe file you see there.

   • API Selection

     Choose an API, OpenXR(0) or OpenVR(1):  
     

     • Type 0 for OpenXR
     • Type 1 for OpenVR

   • Nullify VR Plugins?

     Nullify VR Plugins? (0/1):  
     

     • Type 1 to disable VR plugins with UEVRPluginNullifier.dll
     • Type 0 to leave plugins unchanged

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Developer Setup

• C++17 Required
  In your project settings, set C++ Language Standard to C++17 to avoid compilation errors.