Notes

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Vivecraft requires the original PC Java edition of Minecraft.



Vivecraft supports Minecraft versions 1.10 through 1.19.2. For individual downloads, click here.



Vivecraft is best enjoyed in a room with SteamVR-Compatible hardware such as the HTC Vive or Cosmos, Valve Index, Oculus Rift S and WMR headsets.



Vivecraft can also be played on mobile VR devices, such as Oculus Quest and GearVR, PSVR or Daydream, Cardboard, Vive Focus via SteamVR Emulators or Oculus Quest.



Vivecraft operates in single-player, LAN multi-player, and multi-player server.



All versions of Vivecraft include Optifine for performance and shader support.



The majority of versions support the Forge modding platform.



Server plugins are available for Spigot and Forge to enhance your VR multiplayer experience.



Are you a streamer? Vivecraft supports Mixed Reality and undistorted desktop mirroring.



The Vivecraft NonVR Companion Mod allows non-VR buddies to see your head, hand movements and head in multiplayer



Optimized for standing play with motion controllers. Also supports seated play with mouse & keyboard.



VR Features



Full roomscale support. You can walk through your room as you mine and build. Blocks in Minecraft are 1 meter in size. You'll be amazed at how large they really are! - World Scaling: You can increase your size anywhere in the world. You can play like an ant or the size of a giant! You can break blocks and fight with your hands by swinging your arms! Shoot your bow by drawing it and shooting with two hands! - Climb, swim, jump, run and eat, sneak crawl, and row while actually doing the motion! - Context-sensitive interactions for doors, pistons, levers, animals, buckets and more! - Play with friends and watch each other's VR movements. (even for 2d players!) More information. - Multiple VR locomotion options to suit your playstyle: - Arc Teleportation (with some limitations) to ensure a balanced experience. Free-movement within the direction you are pointing your controller or your head. - 100% room-scale movement in a walkabout-style rotation. Use WASD to put yourself in a gaze direction for climbing and jumping.



History



Vivecraft began in 2013 under the name Minecrift by mabrowning and StellaArtois as a seated-VR-based mod for the Oculus Rift development kits. Automat-GH ported it to OpenVR in the early part of 2016. He also added the original implementations for teleporting, roomscale play, and the name MinecriftVive. Techjar and jrbudda began to update the mod in the middle of 2016. They have since added numerous new features and improved compatibility with the larger Minecraft community. To distinguish the current version, Vivecraft is now being used.

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