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VR Troubleshooting
Here you'll find various solutions and FAQ to various problems you may encounter with the VR mod.
Newer builds (dinput8.dll only) can be found here
Newer builds (dinput8.dll only) with devmode enabled here
Report it on the Issues page.
If you are crashing, or are having a technical problem then upload the re2_framework_log.txt in your game folder to the issue as well.
Aim at the palm of your left hand with your head and your right hand. Do not press anything, and an overlay menu should show up.
If that doesn't work, you can use the desktop version of the menu using the Insert key. This method won't work in the headset.
If that still doesn't work, options can be changed in the re2_fw_config.txt in your game directory.
- Restarting SteamVR
- Disabling overlay software
- Disabling SteamVR theater
- Swapping between DX11 and DX12
- Taking the headset off and putting it back on
- If you are using an HDR monitor, unplugging the monitor temporarily has been a reported fix
- If your screen looks squished with black bars turn off Borderless window mode
There is a known issue of a softlock sometimes occurring in the Birkin fight if it goes on too long. It can be fixed simply by disabling FirstPerson until he spawns again.
RE7 and RE8 are fully 6DOF and playable with a gamepad, but with a few caveats:
- RE7 has no motion controls at the moment
- RE8's motion controls are in an experimental and incomplete state
- There is no full body IK yet like RE2/RE3
- The audio positioning will not match up with your HMD rotation
- You cannot aim with your head yet
You've been warned!
They are both fully 6DOF but with the least support, they have the same issue of audio positioning being incorrect.
DMC5 has some issues with some incorrect UI elements.
RE2 and RE3:
- Motion controller support
- Head-based movement
- Smooth locomotion
- Smooth turning
- Mostly right-handed
Playing with a gamepad is supported. IK gets disabled when using one.
Bindings can be changed in SteamVR's controller bindings section.
Known working default bindings:
- Oculus Touch
- Valve Index Knuckles
Needs additional testing:
- Vive Wands
If a set of controllers don't work as expected, they can be set up in the SteamVR controller bindings.
One of the most taxing parts of these mods is the resolution you have set. The in-game resolution has no effect, it must be changed in SteamVR.
To modify the resolution in your headset:
- Open the SteamVR overlay
- Click on the cogwheel on the bottom right
- Click on "Video"
- Change "Render Resolution" to "Custom" and then lower the resolution until it is playable
You can also use openvr_fsr with this mod.
There are other demanding in-game quality settings (ranked by approximate performance impact):
- Image Quality (set this to 100% if you're not sure, lower it if it improves performance)
- Shadow Quality
- Screen Space Reflections
- Ambient Occlusion
- Subsurface Scattering
Some other ones:
- Mesh Quality
You may want to start on all low or use the "Performance Priority" preset and work your way up to acceptable settings.
The Lua scripts can have a minor impact on performance. If you don't mind playing without physical knifing and physical grenade throwing, you can remove their respective scripts from the autorun folder in your game directory.
Volumetric Lighting, Lens Flares, TAA, and Motion Blur. Will need the help of someone more experienced with shaders to fix these.
These are forced, but the forcing can be toggled off in REFramework's menu, under VR.
- FPS, gets forced to "Variable" (uncapped)
- Antialiasing, gets forced to "None" if using any TAA variant
- Motion Blur, gets forced to "Off"
- VSync, gets forced to "Off"
- Lens Distortion, gets forced to "Off"
- Lens Flares, gets forced to "Off"
- Volumetric Lighting, gets forced to "Off"
These forced changes are not visual in the options menu, but will take effect.