Welcome to my little collection of mods, feel free to leave bug reports or feature requests!
- OSC in-depth url
- CCK.Debugger in-depth url
- LoginProfiles in-depth url
- PickupOverrides in-depth url
- FirstPersonHider in-depth url
- FreedomFingers in-depth url
- ProfilesExtended in-depth url
- BetterLipsync in-depth url
- EyeMovementFix in-depth url
- CVRSuperMario64 in-depth url
- Instances in-depth url
This mod enables interactions with ChilloutVR using OSC. It's very similar to other social VR games OSC Implementation, so most external applications should work without many (if any) changes.
- Change avatar parameters
- Control the game inputs (like Gestures, movement, etc)
- Trigger special game features (like flight, mute, etc)
- Configurable endpoints (parameters address & type conversion)
- Change avatar by providing avatar id
- Spawn and delete props
- Interact with props (settings/reading their location and synced parameters)
- Retrieving the tracking data and battery info from
trackers,hmd,controllers,base stations, andplay space - Resend all cached events (like all the current parameters) triggered via an endpoint
More features can be added, exploring CVR possibilities to the max. Feel free to submit Feature Requests in the github.
Check OSC In-Depth for in-depth info.
There is also a python library that abstracts all the api provided by this mod.
The Content Creation Debugger allows you to debug avatars and props.
Adds a menu that displays useful information, like synced/local parameter values, prop pickups/attachments,
who's grabbing, which bone is attached to, who's controlling the sync, etc...
You can click on CCK.Debugger In-Dept for a more detailed readme (with pictures).
Allows to start CVR with different credentials profiles via args. The argument is:
--profile=profile_idCheck LoginProfiles In-Dept for more info.
Allows to override the Auto-Hold setting on all pickups. Currently you need to change the Auto-Hold settings to enforce on pickups on the Melon Loader config file:
<game_folder>\UserData\MelonPreferences.cfgYou can change the config while the game is running and it will update as soon as you save.
The default setting for Auto-Hold is false.
Check PickupOverrides In-Dept for more info.
This mod enables hiding avatar game objects in the first person view. You will need to add the tag [FPH] to a game
object name (Eg: HairRoot[FPH]69), it will also hide its children game objects.
Is uses the same mechanism as the head shrinking, so hidden game objects will still be visible for mirrors and cameras.
You can customize the tags to hide in the config. Has to be via MelonPreferences.cfg since it's a list of strings.
You can exclude single game objects from being hidden with the tag [FPR], this is implemented in the base game and
doesn't need the mod to work (you can use this to reveal your hair in first person that's hidden by the head shrink for
example).
Check First Person Hider In-Dept for more info.
This removes the annoying index controller toggle to switch between finger tracking and animation. And replaces it with a gesture toggle. Where your fingers are tracked all the time but you can pick whether you want gestures or not.
Check Freedom Fingers In-Dept for more info.
Mod to extend the functionality of the avatar parameter profile system. It allows you to exclude parameters from being changed via the profiles, and remember the current parameters across avatar changes and game restarts.
Check Profiles Extended In-Dept for more info.
Mod to replace the viseme controller with the oculus lipsync. Might be a bit heaby on the CPU performance, so beware.
Check Better Lipsync In-Dept for more info.
Mod to attempt to fix some of the current issues with the eye movement. This will affect the local and remote players eye movement but only for the local client.
Check Eye Movement Fix In-Dept for more info.
Mod to integrate the libsm64 into CVR. It allows to spawn a Mario prop and control it (both in Desktop and VR). Since we're running the actual reverse engineered SM64 engine it should behave exactly like in the original game.
As a little extra it also supports multiplayer, mario pvp, mario-player interactions (punch people), and others.
There should be public props in CVR that you can use right away. Or if you want to get adventurous you can create your own. I also create a CCK for this mod. It allows you to create entities used by the mod. Like your own Mario Prop (you can use custom material/shaders), make levels with terrain types etc, create interactables to you can trigger the Mario Caps or spawn coins.
Check CVR Super Mario 64 In-Dept for more info.
Instances is a mod for ChilloutVR that enhances the management of world instances. With this mod, you can quickly rejoin the last instance you were in before logging out (as long as it still exists), and easily revisit the last 12 instances you've visited with just a single click. Note that to use the history feature, you need to have the BTKUILib mod installed.
Check Instances for more info.
In order to build this project follow the instructions (thanks @Daky):
- (1) If your ChilloutVR folder is
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\ChilloutVRyou can ignore this step. Otherwise follow the instructions bellow to Set CVR Folder Environment Variable - (2) Run
copy_and_nstrip_dll.ps1on the Power Shell. This will copy the required CVR, MelonLoader, and Mod DLLs into this project's/ManagedLibs. Note if some of the required mods are not found, it will display the url from the CVR Modding Group API so you can download.
To build the project you need CVRPATH to be set to your ChilloutVR Folder, so we get the path to grab the libraries
we need to compile. By running the copy_and_nstrip_dll.ps1 script that env variable is set automatically, but only
works if the ChilloutVR folder is on the default location C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\ChilloutVR.
Otherwise you need to set the CVRPATH env variable yourself, you can do that by either updating the default path in
the copy_and_nstrip_dll.ps1 and then run it, or manually set it via the windows menus.
Edit copy_and_nstrip_dll.ps1 and look the line bellow, and then replace the Path with your actual path.
$cvrDefaultPath = "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\ChilloutVR"
Now you're all set and you can go to the step (2) of the Building instructions!
In Windows Start Menu, search for Edit environment variables for your account, and click New on the top panel.
Now you input CVRPATH for the Variable name, and the location of your ChilloutVR folder as the Variable value
By default this value would be C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\ChilloutVR, but you wouldn't need to do
this if that was the case! Make sure it points to the folder where your ChilloutVR.exe is located.
Now you're all set and you can go to the step (2) of the Building instructions! If you already had a power shell window opened, you need to close and open again, so it refreshes the Environment Variables.
⚠️ Notice!This mod's developer(s) and the mod itself, along with the respective mod loaders, have no affiliation with ABI!