Releases: tinsarfal/SourceVR
Releases · tinsarfal/SourceVR
Release list
0.1.23
SourceVR 0.1.23
- Added an optional Portal Gun for Half-Life 2 and the episodes, available in VR Advanced settings when Portal content is installed (Currently pretty broken and can cause rendering issues). Disabled by default.
- Updated the default Gordon body with the HLA/JQuary model and improved walking animations, hand posing, wrists, sleeves, armor, and collar coverage. Fixed body distortion, ladder spasms, reload arm snapping, and brief leg flashes in Portal.
- Improved Half-Life 2 co-op.
- Fixed Portal 1 chamber 10 and 12 panels failing to react to headset gaze, and added surface-aligned portal-placement reticles.
- Improved Portal 2 traversal and puzzles: corrected portal-exit momentum, kept carried cubes attached during Faith Plate launches, improved Wheatley carrying in the wakeup capsule, fixed Frankenturret dispensers, and restored gel coverage on moving brush surfaces.
- Fixed missing Portal 2 dialogue captions and the stray weapon-pickup “C” indicator. Corrected projected-light sequencing, sliding wall-light strips, and the washed-out Portal Gun reflection near the GLaDOS wakeup socket. Added a light-flicker strength setting for comfort.
- Improved rendering stability, including portal-view and particle-rendering crash fixes, support for compressed static geometry in dynamic draws, more reliable pickup highlights, and thinner default highlight outlines. Removed blocking GPU visibility-query waits that could cause hitches.
- Fixed recoverable Android “Not Responding” prompts during loading and runaway graphics-memory use when transitioning between maps with different HDR settings.
- Fixed NPCs displaying first-person weapon models, destroyed ground turrets leaving raised bodies behind, and buggy boost remaining requested after releasing the stick click or entering a vehicle.
- Improved bHaptics impact timing and feedback for armor-only and fractional damage, and corrected PICO controller/optional hand-tracking declarations.
0.1.22
SourceVR 0.1.22
- Fixed the flashlight causing the skybox to overwrite walls and other geometry in Ravenholm and other dark areas.
- Added preliminary Half-Life 2 20th Anniversary Edition support, including the updated shaders and coastal atmospheric fog, while retaining
steam_legacysupport. Fixed disappearing staircases, water reflections, fog, beams, and grab highlights. This is untested and may lead to rendering bugs. - Fixed campaign and physics blockers across Half-Life 2 and Portal 2, including the GLaDOS breaker-socket finale trigger, lost portal fling momentum, gel stopping at grates, Wheatley freezing during carry sequences, and Citadel weapon-confiscation freezes and crashes.
- Improved weapons and combat feedback with pistol shell ejection, dynamic blue and red Portal Gun placement dots, steadier laser sights, higher sniper and barnacle damage on harder difficulties, and an optional friendly-fire setting that also covers Gravity Gun punts.
- Overhauled VR movement and player bodies so Gordon's body follows walking and turning more naturally. Added custom full-body model support and controls for headset brightness, arm stretch, wrist HUD size, smooth stairs in Portal, and over-the-shoulder quick reloads.
- Improved platform support, modding, and installation: restored PICO 4 Ultra controller support, added zero-copy headset imports with rollback, improved custom-content loading, and updated the PC installer to detect both supported Steam branches automatically.
0.1.21
- Added an optional full-body Gordon model for Half-Life 2 and the Episodes, including custom VR hand support.
- Fixed full-body Gordon's arms twisting during reaches and hands starting from a stale finger pose after changing models.
- Added bHaptics vest and arm support for Half-Life 2 and the Episodes on Quest.
- Added experimental PICO support; it is untested and may not work.
- Fixed the camera sitting at floor level on PICO and let the PICO launcher and installer open as flat panels.
- Added experimental Half-Life 2 and Episode co-op support; it is untested and likely nonfunctional.
- Improved rendering performance and fixed 2x and 4x anti-aliasing.
- Improved Half-Life 2 20th Anniversary map compatibility and fixed physics problems in imported desktop saves.
- Fixed rendering glitches affecting water, glass, shadows, mod textures, and particles.
- Fixed controller tracking, left-handed controls, dual-wielding, reloading, and lost ammo or magazines.
- Fixed crouching, room-scale ladders, rotating platforms, vehicle controls, and underwater detection.
- Fixed height and IPD scaling, HUD notifications, subtitle fading, and pause/resume issues.
- Fixed crashes involving weapons, grabbed objects, vehicles, and mods.
- Improved game import progress and reliability, settings preservation, and automatic save cleanup.
- Fixed setup getting stuck on the loading screen and sped up enabling and disabling large mods.
- Added portal placement pointers and optional Meta body tracking for Chell.
- Improved Chell's hand and leg alignment and fixed Portal comfort fades and vignettes.
- Fixed Portal movement, camera clipping, disappearing walls, and held-object collisions around portals.
- Fixed Portal gun firing glitches and turret accuracy.
- Fixed invisible Portal 2 menus and the game remaining paused after closing menus or changing levels.
- Fixed Portal 2 portal placement and invisible barriers around moving floor panels.
- Fixed Wheatley's animations, dialogue, pickups, and rail and socket interactions in Portal 2.
- Fixed Portal 2 cubes being pulled into portals, Frankenturrets hopping off buttons, and gel cleansing.
- Fixed Portal 2 lighting, cube colors, gel effects, disappearing funnels, and invisible indicator panels.
- Fixed Portal 2 laser damage and door, button, and custom-map scripting issues.
0.1.20
- Added an optional spawn menu for NPCs, props, items, and weapons.
- Added Extra Hard and Insane difficulty modes.
- Added visible cartridges when emptying the revolver.
- Improved flashlight performance and fixed lighting being clipped in the left eye.
- Fixed controller input being one frame behind.
- Fixed smooth turning stuttering or changing speed with frame rate.
- Fixed weapons and hands sometimes appearing upside down or incorrectly rolled.
- Fixed controller buttons crashing the game on some Horizon OS versions.
- Fixed quick reload requiring a grab press, retriggering while lowered, and losing excess ammo.
- Fixed several dual-wielding issues with weapon wheels, firing, reloading, and HUDs.
- Fixed room-scale ladders sometimes getting stuck while dismounting.
- Fixed Portal transitions sometimes leaving the destination elevator stuck.
- Fixed Portal camera height when switching between seated and standing play.
- Fixed the view fading to black when leaning near or moving through portals.
- Fixed Portal guns rendering incorrectly when held near or through a portal.
- Fixed Portal 2 menus appearing as a narrow, unreadable strip.
- Fixed the opening container ride in Portal 2 stuttering against the room.
- Restored Portal 2 screen blur, vignette, and fade effects.
- Restored Portal 2 Hard Light Bridges, Excursion Funnels, and Thermal Discouragement Beams.
- Fixed valid Portal 2 portal placements being rejected near blocked areas.
- Fixed player movement through floor, ceiling, and angled portals in Portal 2.
- Fixed Portal 2 linked portal doors rendering with the wrong shape and size.
- Fixed Portal 2 security cameras not falling when a portal is placed behind them.
- Fixed Portal 2 indicator panels sometimes being invisible.
0.1.19
- Added highly experimental Portal 2 support.
- Added per-game launch options.
- Added 2x and 4x anti-aliasing options.
- Added A/B button controls for menus.
- Added custom-map launching to the Mods menu.
- Added snap-turn stick reach and prop fade distance settings.
- Added a draggable scrollbar to VR settings.
- Fixed eye mismatches and instability with Application SpaceWarp.
- Fixed fading props rendering incorrectly with Application SpaceWarp.
- Fixed updates sometimes retaining older game files.
- Fixed a crash when pressing controller triggers.
- Fixed menu and Portal gun haptics on older Horizon OS versions.
- Fixed the caption size setting not affecting normal subtitles.
- Fixed launched weapons and objects colliding with the player's hands or held weapon.
- Fixed laser sights freezing or drifting while menus were open.
- Fixed Portal menu backgrounds disappearing when looking around.
- Fixed Portal room-scale turning, carrying, and Portal gun positioning.
- Fixed black screens and wall clipping when leaning or moving through portals.
- Fixed flashlight shadows flickering.
0.1.18
0.1.17
Native VR ports of Half-Life 2, Episode One, and Episode Two for standalone
Meta Quest headsets. Developed and tested on Quest 3.
0.1.17 updates the unified HL2 + Episodes launcher. These notes cover every player-facing
change since 0.1.14, including changes that first shipped alongside the emergency fixes in
0.1.15 and 0.1.16.
| Download | Package | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
SourceVRPort-hl2Episodes-0.1.17.apk |
com.sourcevrport.hl2vr |
Half-Life 2, Episode One, and Episode Two |
Update an existing unified installation in place so your app data is preserved:
adb install -r SourceVRPort-hl2Episodes-0.1.17.apkPlayers still using the separate Episode One or Episode Two apps from 0.1.13 or earlier
should follow the save-transfer instructions in the README
before installing the unified app. Do not uninstall an old episode app before transferring
its saves.
The APK does not include the retail depots needed to play. You supply your own copy from a
Steam install on the steam_legacy branch (PatchVersion 8491853).
What's new
- Fixed repeated content checks and launch loops that could prevent games from starting.
- Fixed map loads getting stuck and menu actions being delayed while starting a game.
- Added automatic rendering adjustments for smoother performance in demanding scenes.
- Improved overall performance and frame pacing.
- Fixed movement stutter and sluggish thumbstick response.
- Fixed dual-wield reloading, ladder grabs, and collisions with held objects.
- Restored quick reload by lowering the weapon near your body and pointing it down.
- Fixed the mod manager missing or mishandling installed mods.
- Fixed custom weapon models firing or aiming from the wrong position.
- Improved gravity-gun aiming and object selection.
Checksum
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0.1.16
0.1.15
0.1.14
Native VR ports of Half-Life 2, Episode One, and Episode Two for standalone
Meta Quest headsets. Developed and tested on Quest 3.
0.1.14 combines all three games in one SourceVRPort launcher. Fresh installs need only
the main APK. The two small transfer APKs are one-time APKs for players updating from
the separate Episode One and Episode Two apps released in 0.1.13 and earlier.
| Download | Package | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
SourceVRPort-hl2Episodes-0.1.14.apk |
com.sourcevrport.hl2vr |
Half-Life 2, Episode One, and Episode Two |
SourceVRPort-save-transfer-ep1-0.1.14.apk |
com.sourcevrport.ep1vr |
Transfers saves and settings from the old Episode One app |
SourceVRPort-save-transfer-ep2-0.1.14.apk |
com.sourcevrport.ep2vr |
Transfers saves and settings from the old Episode Two app |
Existing Episode One or Episode Two players: do not uninstall the old episode apps.
Uninstalling first deletes the only copy of their app-owned saves that Android lets the
transfer tools read.
For each old episode app you have installed, update it with the matching transfer APK:
adb install -r SourceVRPort-save-transfer-ep1-0.1.14.apk
adb install -r SourceVRPort-save-transfer-ep2-0.1.14.apkOpen each installed transfer tool from Library → Unknown Sources, grant its requested
file access, and choose Copy and verify user data. Only after every applicable transfer
reports success should you install the unified app:
adb install -r SourceVRPort-hl2Episodes-0.1.14.apkIf Android reports INSTALL_FAILED_UPDATE_INCOMPATIBLE, stop and make a backup; do not
uninstall the old app as a workaround. After installing the unified app, launch each episode
and confirm its saves before removing a transfer app.
The APK does not include the retail depots needed to play. You supply your own copy from a
Steam install on the steam_legacy branch (PatchVersion 8491853). Episode One also
needs Half-Life 2's content, and Episode Two needs both. See the
README for the full requirements and import instructions.
What's new
- Half-Life 2 and both Episodes now launch from one SourceVRPort app.
- Added one-time APKs for transferring existing Episode One and Episode Two saves and settings.
- Added optional dual wielding with separate weapon selection, firing, reloading, and ammo displays.
- Added fist and held-weapon melee attacks.
- Added a launcher mod manager for enabling and disabling installed mods.
- Added full controller position and angle calibration.
- Expanded model, texture, shader, shadow, and sound quality controls.
- Added a choice of shoulder or hip ammo placement.
- Added per-game options for launching modified or unverified content.
- Improved startup, headset pause and resume behavior, and campaign-finale menu transitions.
- Fixed screen fades in performance mode.
Checksums
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