The Creation Club changes aren’t the only changes on board the latest Fallout 4 patch. You’ll want to download this patch. The Fallout 4 1.10.75 patch fixes issues, but we’re already hearing some problems. Shop the best Virtual Reality products at SpareReality.com. Guide PSA: Fallout 4 DLC is available for Fallout 4 VR for those who have already purchased Fallout 4 submitted 1 year ago * by evorm EDIT: sorry guys, apparently theyre still not fully playable yet. I thought the quest markers meant they work but i guess not.
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Latency fix. True to their promise, Bethesda has released the Fallout 4 patch that enhances the game with PlayStation 4 Pro support today. The newest patch for the game, version 1.9, introduces PS4 Pro support, and is now available to download around the world.
The patch also introduces a whole host of bugs and glitch fixes- but for all of that, its only 460MB, so it really shouldn’t take you to long to download it all.
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Fallout 4 is available on PS4, Xbox One, and PC. A version of the game is also being designed for HTC Vive, and will apparently be fully playable in VR. Check out the patch notes for the new update below.
NEW FEATURES
Enhanced PS4 Pro Support
Support for High Resolution Texture Pack (PC only)
Added Featured category for mods
Added ability to sort Highest Rated and Most Favorited filters by today, week, month and all time
Added number of ratings count to Mods Browsing Menu
Added number of favorites count to Mod Details page
Added required dependencies to Mod Details page
Added latest version number and notes to Mod Details page
Support for High Resolution Texture Pack (PC only)
Added Featured category for mods
Added ability to sort Highest Rated and Most Favorited filters by today, week, month and all time
Added number of ratings count to Mods Browsing Menu
Added number of favorites count to Mod Details page
Added required dependencies to Mod Details page
Added latest version number and notes to Mod Details page
FIXES
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General performance and stability improvements
Improvements to Reporting mods categories
Fixed occasional crashes while scrolling through Load Order menu
Improved Bethesda.net error messaging
Improvements to Reporting mods categories
Fixed occasional crashes while scrolling through Load Order menu
Improved Bethesda.net error messaging
Fallout 4 Vr Patch
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- At some point im gonna get FO4 . Just waiting for the right sale.
Also im so dreaming of that bethesda will implement rift support themself.
That said im glad that they have taken the community serious and are building the VR version to be what it was supposed to when it was first released.0 - They are nothing but a bunch of fools. Losing out on sales because they won't implement Oculus Touch Support, is just ridiculous in my book. It isn't even spitting Oculus who are probably laughing at such a move. The only people this affects is their customer base. I purchased a fair few of their games in the past, but I won't be doing that in a rush again. So there's noway to play this game with Oculus Touch?
- edited February 2018Actually reading a lot of reviews many people say that with the right mapping, the touch controllers works better than with the wands.
However, as you say. Im not going anywhere near it at the price it´s at right now when they don´t even bother to implement rift support due to some conflicts from the past.2 - The legal issues are still ongoing and will be for the foreseeable future, so I really wouldn't worry about holding on for official Rift support.
The game is in a sale at the Humble store at the moment and feels a bit more reasonably priced so I took the plunge yesterday. I need to tweak the controls a little more but as a veteran of 500+ hours in the base game, I'm more then happy with how this looks and feels so far. - edited February 2018I’ve been enjoying the new scopes added in the patch, but I haven’t used power armour since the update. @DNACowboy, can you describe what the new “external navigation HUD” is exactly?
@RedRizla you can play the game on Touch controllers, with a bit of tweaking. There’s a third-party add-on for SteamVR called OpenVR Input Emulator which fixes a couple issues with the thumbsticks (specific to Fallout 4 VR), and also allows you to remap controls. SteamVR will soon have built-in controller remapping, which will hopefully make it even easier to sort out issues like these.i7 5820K @ 4.25 GHz | EVGA GTX 1080 SC | Gigabyte GA-X99-UD4 | Corsair DDR4 3000 32 GB | Corsair HX 750W
Corsair Hydro H100i | Samsung SSDs: 860 Evo 1 TB, 850 Evo 1 TB, 840 Evo 1 TB | Seagate BarraCuda HDD 3 TB - @nalex66 - Where is this software and is it a pain in the arse to setup? How do you have it setup?
- edited February 2018Here's the link (download the one called 'OpenVR-InputEmulator-v1.3.exe). Set up is a breeze, just run the exe and it will install itself into SteamVR. It shows up as a sub-menu in the SteamVR menu environment. Press the left Touch menu button to open the SteamVR menu, either in SteamVR's Home environment, or from within a game.
You create a remapping profile in the Input Emulator menu within the SteamVR. You also launch the profile from there when you want to play FO4VR. I've written up the procedure for remapping along with the control scheme I like to use in a few threads. Here's one.
You should also opt-in to the SteamVR beta called 'openvr-inputemulator-temporary'. The current release of SteamVR has started changing the way input is handled as they prepare to release their own input remapping function, and it broke some of the remapping capabilities of Input Emulator. The beta retains the old mapping scheme so that Input Emulator will continue to work. In your Steam desktop app, switch your library to Tools, right-click on SteamVR, click Properties, and go to the beta tab to opt in.i7 5820K @ 4.25 GHz | EVGA GTX 1080 SC | Gigabyte GA-X99-UD4 | Corsair DDR4 3000 32 GB | Corsair HX 750W
Corsair Hydro H100i | Samsung SSDs: 860 Evo 1 TB, 850 Evo 1 TB, 840 Evo 1 TB | Seagate BarraCuda HDD 3 TB - @nalex66 - So is steam releasing one that will work in the same way?
- They are working toward their own built-in remapping solution. Hopefully it will cover all our needs, but we don't know when it will release or how comprehensive it will be.
One of the things Input Emulator fixes is a deadzone issue--for reasons unknown, thumbstick clicks don't register in Fallout 4 VR if the stick is right in the centre. Input Emulator adds a slight offset whenever your thumb is touching the stick to compensate. I suspect it may still be useful for this, if nothing else.
The other oddity with FO4VR is how it uses touchpad swipes for menu scrolling. When you try to do it with a thumbstick, the stick snapping back to centre registers as a reverse swipe, causing you to scroll back up when you're trying to scroll down. Input Emulator added a touchpad emulation mode which ignores positional changes while the thumbstick is moving back to centre, which helps a lot with navigating menus. This too may be something that isn't fixed with Steam's solution--we'll have to see when they release it.i7 5820K @ 4.25 GHz | EVGA GTX 1080 SC | Gigabyte GA-X99-UD4 | Corsair DDR4 3000 32 GB | Corsair HX 750W
Corsair Hydro H100i | Samsung SSDs: 860 Evo 1 TB, 850 Evo 1 TB, 840 Evo 1 TB | Seagate BarraCuda HDD 3 TB - Good to hear they are still working on it and got scopes working. I bought it shortly after release, played a couple hours and haven't touched it since with the Rift. I picked it up again during my short experiment with the Odyssey but found those controls even worse than input emulator with the Rift. If they add a comprehensive controls remapping setting (like the non-VR version), then that may partially fix it for me. The other big problem is the way the player interacts with the world. Need the ability to reach out and grab stuff with our hands, not this magic floating nonsense and seemingly arbitrary pointing angles.
I really enjoy FO4 VR also. I tried the power armor helmet sensor that highlights living bodies but I didn't like it. Every NPC or enemy has this reddish highlight that interferes with the visual quality of the game. And it's not that helpful.Well, I've spent some serious time with Fallout 4 VR since the latest patch and can honestly say without doubt this game is by far the best VR experience I have ever had, bar none. In fact, the experience is so good that I keep looking around for my faithful German Shepherd 'Dogmeat' when I exit the game!
Moving on, the external navigation hud on power armour now works flawlessly, bringing to the player a whole new sense of in-game interactivity rarely experienced.
Due to a slightly rushed release, one of the major complaints from Fallout fans was the missing scope functionality. Good news, Bethseda have really done themselves proud and implemented the scope functionality perfectly and yes, they do all work amazingly well. The scopes I have tried are recon which work as they should and night vision, the reticles of which are absolutely first class, giving the player an unequalled shooting experience. 'Huh? how come you claim to know that generic gamer?' I hear you ask. Well, I shoot tactical (5.56mm and 7.62) and F-class (.338) in the real on a regular basis. Obviously because Fallout 4 VR is a game first and foremost, windage and elevation are all pretty much discounted but hey, that's okay as the experience is really fun.
In closing, I cannot wait to check out how my power armour helmet sensor mods will look visually either once I have unlocked Gun Nut 4 and Science 3 which brings me to a question: I built the 'red tactical lamp' for my power armour helmet; unfortunately, my lamp remains the same yet my companion's works perfectly. So, my question is this, has anyone (probably our F4VR expert Nalex66) else got their red tactical helmet mod to work on their own power armour?
The jet pack is a much better power armor mod.
I already have over 100 hours in this game and I haven't yet touched the DLC. I'm waiting for official DLC support.0- hi, is it true it is possible to patch the goty edition with the vr tools?is so how well does that work?
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You can drop the regular game’s DLC files into your Data directory and install them just like mods. There are a few things that don’t work properly, but there are some mods that fix them. The Automatron crafting station doesn’t work (not sure if there is a mod for this one yet), Far Harbor and Nuka-World World have some issues with terrain textures, and the water pistol in Nuka-World World uses some particle effects that crash the game.hi, is it true it is possible to patch the goty edition with the vr tools?is so how well does that work?
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Corsair Hydro H100i | Samsung SSDs: 860 Evo 1 TB, 850 Evo 1 TB, 840 Evo 1 TB | Seagate BarraCuda HDD 3 TB- You can drop the regular game’s DLC files into your Data directory and install them just like mods. There are a few things that don’t work properly, but there are some mods that fix them. The Automatron crafting station doesn’t work (not sure if there is a mod for this one yet), Far Harbor and Nuka-World World have some issues with terrain textures, and the water pistol in Nuka-World World uses some particle effects that crash the game.I was thinking there was a lot of dev work needed to convert Far Harbour and Nuka-World into VR. From what you're saying though, it sounds like the DLC could become officially available and fully working at some point in the not too distant future.I'd definitely miss not being able to visit Nuka-World.. but Far Harbour is almost essential, it's the place that really brings back the challenges of the game when you start with minimal skills, plus the atmosphere is refreshingly toxic to dip into when you've had enough settlement development.Intel 5820K OC@4Ghz, Titan X (Maxwell), 16GB Corsair Vengeance DDR4, ASRock X99 Taichi, Samsung 500Gb 960 Evo M.2, Corsair H100i v2 Cooler, Inateck KTU3FR-4P USB 3 card, Windows 10 Pro v1903 (18362.239)
- edited February 2018The file structure is mostly identical between regular FO4 and the VR version. Most mods work perfectly well, as long as they don’t depend on the script extender, or mess with the UI too much. I’m currently using many of the mods that I had installed in regular FO4.
Definitely check out the Fallout 4 VR section on Nexus to find the DLC fixes along with some great VR-specific mods. Also, the FO4VR subreddit contains a database of known working mods from regular FO4.
Also, ask questions when you get started, I’ll be happy to help you get things up and running! Beyond the control tweaks, there are a few ini settings that help make things function better.i7 5820K @ 4.25 GHz | EVGA GTX 1080 SC | Gigabyte GA-X99-UD4 | Corsair DDR4 3000 32 GB | Corsair HX 750W
Corsair Hydro H100i | Samsung SSDs: 860 Evo 1 TB, 850 Evo 1 TB, 840 Evo 1 TB | Seagate BarraCuda HDD 3 TB - Sounds like by the time I've moved house and got my room scale properly setup again, that this will be actually playable by then.
- I picked this up in the sale. Have to say i'm really loving Fallout4vr. Sure its a bit of a mess pita & required fiddling with an ini but wow so refreshing to have an actual game you can just get lost in & explore. Spent hours in it last night for me this is what VR gaming should be, having battles with the raiders is so much fun. Been pretty depressed with some of the content out on VR atm & im refunding 90% of what i buy, even the very best games i do keep like sprint vector that are great fun to play but still not something i spend large amounts of time in.
- edited February 2018is there anyway to get rid of the popup im seeing in the right eye? Also a way to improve textures a bit?
one last question, do we edit falout4vrcustom.ini or fallout4custom.ini as i seem to have both of these in the fallout4vr my games folder? - Fallout4VRCustom.ini is no longer used by the game as of the latest update. Use Fallout4Custom.ini for any tweaks you want to make.i7 5820K @ 4.25 GHz | EVGA GTX 1080 SC | Gigabyte GA-X99-UD4 | Corsair DDR4 3000 32 GB | Corsair HX 750W
Corsair Hydro H100i | Samsung SSDs: 860 Evo 1 TB, 850 Evo 1 TB, 840 Evo 1 TB | Seagate BarraCuda HDD 3 TB - I would love to play fallout 4 vr but I'm terrible at using the tools necessary to tweek things on a game not optimized for the rift. My loss.
- edited February 2018
I know as you mean it took me days and i am sometimes unsure if i managed it correctly, especially this graphical tweaks. However it is do able, i mean i managed it and i am not exactly super techyI would love to play fallout 4 vr but I'm terrible at using the tools necessary to tweek things on a game not optimized for the rift. My loss.
If you can pick it up at a price you like, i say go for this and everyone here i am sure will helpLook, man. I only need to know one thing: where they are. - It's 30% off on Steam until tomorrow, the first time it's been on sale so not a bad time to pick it up.(I bought it 2 day before the sale but that's just typical)Intel 5820K OC@4Ghz, Titan X (Maxwell), 16GB Corsair Vengeance DDR4, ASRock X99 Taichi, Samsung 500Gb 960 Evo M.2, Corsair H100i v2 Cooler, Inateck KTU3FR-4P USB 3 card, Windows 10 Pro v1903 (18362.239)
- I picked it up, could not resist and damn I am glad I did. I am loving it. I used the mapping tools which were pretty straight forward and no mods and yet still it looks great to me.
- So, the most critical question, is the game playable now on the Rift? I read a lot about the 1.3 input emulator being bugged with the new release of SteamVR. Can we still use the 1.2 version?
- Its totally playable, been playing it since christmas and i have now finished the main quest and i am playing the Far Harbor DLC and using the 1.2 input emulator. Its not 100% perfect, but its not far off. Its really not that bad certainly played a lot lot worse in VR. I wouldnt let the controls put you off playing FO4 in VR.
FO4 is probably my most played game at the moment in VR. Once ive finished the DLC im going to replay it from the start again in survival (with a few mods to increase the immersiveness to the max)and side with the other factions i didnt pick in my first play through. (sided with the BOS in my current)Theres certainly some amazing OMG moments in FO4VR, came across a giant hermet crab yesterday that was using a bus as its shell, i screamed like a little girl..I have all the DLC installed, the HD textures are nice. Took me a while to get the game orginally setup because i didnt have a clue what i was doing but doing it again i could probably have it up and running in less than 30 mins. Anyway big thumbs up from me and after a year of VR gaming on the rift FO4 VR is probably my favourite VR game. - I'm jelous. I'm enjoying skyrim on my Playstation vr. I have many hours to go. Then I will play the new doom vr game and some rift games that I haven't played yet. If by that time fallout vr isn't announced for rift optimization or for Playstation vr I'll take the plunge and god help me I'll try to tweek it myself
- i think it is just the controls now that are not initally set up for the rift. All other issues are the same for rift and vive. Its not something i would wait around for that needs 'fixing' before you jump in and give it a play. Compared to a lot of VR stuff i have played over the last year its actually quite polished and very playable.
- So, the most critical question, is the game playable now on the Rift? I read a lot about the 1.3 input emulator being bugged with the new release of SteamVR. Can we still use the 1.2 version?
You can choose a different version of Steam VR that runs the older version of the emulator 100% fine. - Actually, Input Emulator 1.3 isn’t the problem, it now works with all branches of SteamVR. The current release of SteamVR causes issues, but if you stick with the temporary compatibility beta, everything is fine.i7 5820K @ 4.25 GHz | EVGA GTX 1080 SC | Gigabyte GA-X99-UD4 | Corsair DDR4 3000 32 GB | Corsair HX 750W
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