DukeVR

SolKutTeR · 18. Juni 2016

DukeVR von Malcolm Smith
Wie bereits bei Quakespasm, gab es bei dieser Software auch ein Rift Update.

DukeVR is a modification of the EDuke32 port of Duke Nukem 3D for Windows. It features direct Oculus HMD integration (head tracking, SBS 3D, view distortion, including new features like timewarp).

This game uses Oculus VR SDK v1.3, and is currently Windows only.
Oculus DK2 or CV1 are required for v2.13.
For other HMD support (including DK1), older versions are still available.
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Changes since v2.06:

Custom async timewarp removed, since the SDK supports it natively.

Controller support revamped:

Using Oculus controller APIs, so the Oculus Remote also works in menus.

The XBox controller should work better in the menus (Back or B will go back in menus; Start + Back will open the menu when you're already in game; and you can save a game without using the keyboard. The only thing a keyboard should be needed for is cheat codes, basically.)

If not using Oculus controller support, steering wheels / pedals / etc are filtered out, and you can choose what XInput device you want to use at the initial startup screen.

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Known Issues / Limitations:

Rift Headphones: If you want to use them, you must set them as the default audio output device in Windows before launching the game. DukeVR currently doesn't use the "VR Audio Output" setting in Oculus Home.

Joystick vibration doesn't work if you're using the "Use Oculus controller support" option.

Independent aim / looking directions are not supported. You'll shoot exactly where your crosshair points, and that's tied to the direction you're looking in.

You cannot look completely up or down (your free look will stop after +/- 65 degrees from level). This is an engine limitation.

The crosshair / HUD depth adjusting logic isn't perfect. The crosshair can still look doubled sometimes if you're very close to walls, if you're looking at a sprite / model instead of a wall, or if you're looking into a mirror and focusing on something in the projection.
NOTE: If you have a DK2, and encounter crosshair doubling after moving around (with positional tracking) a lot: Try the "Recenter Oculus Position / Orientation" command ('G' or click the right XBox360 stick), it usually fixes it.

DirectInput joysticks: Occasionally the analog axes think they're being activated when they're not. Use XInput mode for gamepads / joysticks, if your device supports it. (And make sure "XInput" is checked at the startup screen.)

Positional tracking is implemented 'noclip-style', meaning you can lean into walls / solid surfaces - I wouldn't recommend doing so though.

A mid to high range PC is recommended.
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Input Devices:

A keyboard and mouse is the most common way to play. However, gamepads/ joysticks are also supported by EDuke32. The joystick config has been optimized for the XBox 360 / XBox One controller, so that should work out of the box. For more info, see the Readme.

If you're using an XInput controller that Oculus Home doesn't know about, you should still be able to use it with DukeVR. In that case, at the startup screen, choose "Controller 1" / "Controller 2" / etc that you want to use, verify you chose the right one by pressing buttons and ensuring that they show up in the "Press buttons / axes to test controller" area of the startup screen.
However, if you're using the XBox 360 controller / XBox One controller, you should just be able to use the "Use Oculus controller support" option.

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High Resolution texture & 3D Model support

DukeVR supports the HRP for EDuke32, which supports high resolution textures (and skyboxes), and 3D models instead of 2D sprites for the player / enemies / other objects. If you have a powerful PC, you can try out the High Resolution Pack. If you want to play with a more retro feel, you can still disable the 3D models if you wish, in the in-game Video Options.

Note: As of v2.0, the HRP's high resolution skyboxes are bundled by default with Duke VR, which look correct when you move your head up and down. Be sure to keep the HRP_skyboxes option for "Custom Game Content" selected when starting EDuke32.

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Registered / Full Versions of Duke 3D

Either the shareware or registered / full version of Duke 3D is supported. If you don't have a registered copy of Duke 3D, the shareware version is included.

If you have a registered version, copy DUKE3D.GRP (~43MB) into the DukeVR directory before playing.

Where to buy the full version of Duke 3D: Megaton Edition on Steam, Good Old Games, etc.
Unfortunately it doesn't look like Duke 3D is for sale online right now (as a digital download), so the only legal option to get the registered version is probably checking eBay / other used game sites for the CD version.

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Expansion Packs

Expansion packs such as Duke It Out in D.C. should work fine.

There are instructions for using Duke It Out in D.C. (Megaton / Steam version) in the Readme. For other addons, follow the official addon installation guide for EDuke32.

There are addons to the High Resolution Pack (HRP) which provide high res textures and models for the expansion packs too. For info on how to use these, follow the Official Addon Installation Guide, and look for the "addon HRP SVN" instructions.

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Download
The game:
DukeVR_v2_13.zip includes the game (modified EDuke32), the shareware game data (1st episode out of 4), and a full Readme document.
Please see readme.txt for an Oculus quick-start guide.
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If you want to play with the High Resolution Pack:
Go to the Duke HRP download page. Download the "Duke3D HRP v5.4 FULL SFX (986 MB)" package. The DukeVR readme has a Quick Setup section for using the HRP.
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ranti · 18. Juni 2016

Leider nicht für die Vive

Syndroid · 18. Juni 2016

Das werde ich mir mal antun. Allein aus nostalgischen Gründen.
Hatte bei dem Spiel früher viel gemoddet und auch an dem High-Res Pack mitgewirkt.
Das waren Zeiten

Micronomic · 18. Juni 2016

Habs vorhin mal getestet. Im Vergleich zu Quake wesentlich schlechter umgesetzt...
Vielleicht liegts aber auch an den Einstellungen.
Hab mich nicht all zu lange damit befasst.

Jedoch war der Sichtwinkel eingeschränkt und der Controller hatte auch nicht funktioniert !

Quake rockt mit der Rift !

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