It's honestly been so long ago that I don't even remember. To be honest though, you should just check out VR Expansion Plugin for Unreal. It has a working vehicle with physical controls, and Unreal's vehicle system is basically better than NWH Vehicle Physics on Unity (free too). Not to mention, there is rudimentary multiplayer support already provided by the plugin. You can be in vehicles with other players already. Trust me, learning how to use VRE for Unreal will save you months of work. It's definitely the most fleshed out VR framework I've ever used.

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@@M0TYSHIZ Thanks! Just sent an email

Hi King, I know you posted this comment a year ago, but in case you are still kicking around the VR space: "It's honestly been so long ago that I don't even remember. To be honest though, you should just check out VR Expansion Plugin for Unreal. It has a working vehicle with physical controls, and Unreal's vehicle system is basically better than NWH Vehicle Physics on Unity (free too). Not to mention, there is rudimentary multiplayer support already provided by the plugin. You can be in vehicles with other players already. Trust me, learning how to use VRE for Unreal will save you months of work. It's definitely the most fleshed out VR framework I've ever used."

@@M0TYSHIZ hey LOL that is! I develop mostly desktop games now, but this is helpful!

Oh man, you're the first one to notice. I greyboxed an early version to use in Pavlov, but then someone went and made a textured version. So now I use it for testing my game.

@@M0TYSHIZ how is it coming along then? I've started some work in unity now myself and I'd love to see your work.

@@TheDrunkenFROG The project has shifted focus, but I am still working on a multiplayer VR game. I don't think I can share the specific project anymore because there may be money behind it sometime in the coming months. I can still offer pointers though, and I am considering making a course to get people started when I quit my day job and work on VR stuff full time. My current implementation is much cleaner now, compared to the one shown in the video.

@@TheDrunkenFROG Also, don't use UNet, it is being deprecated. If you want something similar, use PUN2, which is what I am using now.

@@M0TYSHIZ Noted, and yeah sounds like a good idea, do you have a discord or something among those lines? I'd love to talk to another VR Dev to get perspective on stuff. Seeing how fast this landscape is evolving.

not an issue dear , i have make myself its working , but thanks for replay

@@hassanraza412 Hi! I was wondering if you could explain a bit how you manage to configure VRIK with Photon? I am having a hard time doing this. I can give you my email if you want to talk. Thanks a lot!

Hi , This is because Final IK wokting fine locally with photon . On Remote player behavior is not good . Can you help use to do it ? Have you done any tuto ? Thanks

I keep getting comments about this, considering starting a YT Tutorial channel. I am not at home at the moment, unfortunately, but could you please elaborate about your issue?

@@M0TYSHIZ The hands of avatar vrik follow my controller well but not the head, it is above the avatar while the attachment is centered on the head of the avatar. You could deposit the asset on github or other platform? That would make it easier to understand? Sorry i translate by google i have bad english!

@@M0TYSHIZ It would be super nice if you could send me your source to see how you did for the points and the attachment of the head vrik;) thank you

@@chachinoi33 I would send it to you, but unfortunately, the project contains some paid addons in it, and it would not be right for me to freely distribute them.

@@M0TYSHIZ Yes I understand thank you, I start a reuse for the head it was only a child parent problem, you can just provide the score script on drive because I made one but I have problem RPC I think ... Thank you very much

Hello, sorry for the delay. Each hand, the head, and the root of each player have Photon views and have PUN Transform Views. I use FinalIK's VRIK to track the avatar to the network tracked head, hand, and base gameobjects. So for each client, the only VR rig that exists in their scene is their own, while remote players are only represented via their tracked avatars.

@@M0TYSHIZ Yes I have done that, but still cant get it to work. Have you tried the PlayoVR VRTK, I used that to test it and put the VRTK Basichand on both LeftController, and RightController GameObjet but can´t get it to work. Thanks for your input.

@@pushthebutton4602That's what I did with playo, you have to put the avatar in the player and put on the left, right and head in the script ... but I can not have my head centered!

@@chachinoi33 Thanks Manu! What do you mean with "put the avatar in the player"? And put on the left, right and head in the script? what script do you mean? Thanks for you reply!

@@pushthebutton4602 In playoVR you have PlayerAvatar.prefab, you copy a character with a VRIK script, and you attach the PlayerAvatar hand and head to the VRIK script

I feel like this comment was meant for one of my other videos. xD Could you ask it again over there so that people can see the reply more easily?

Yee man, that was fun. Thanks for showing us around! We went back and actually climbed the whole map. How did you find me on YT after that? xD I can't remember if I linked you it.

@@M0TYSHIZ oh gott

@@M0TYSHIZ so i can Play in the Weekend but the holydas are Finnisch

@@Fexy1337 I'm down bruh. We also play Pavlov on weekends sometime.

@@M0TYSHIZ :(

Hello there. I have only done freelance work as a Unity Engineer on two separate occasions, but it may be something that I could consider, depending on the reliability and amount of pay from the requesting client.

@@M0TYSHIZ Please give me your email so i can discuss that with you

It is done with built unit options if including Photon and VRTK assemblies, yes. I believe for Photon I had to include both PUN and Realtime. I also built units from my own scripts where I had simple functions to update Photon room custom properties.

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Sorry for missing your comment! I think my YT notifs were too flooded at the time. D:

Sorry for missing your comment! I think my YT notifs were too flooded at the time. D: I hope it worked out!

I sent it, if that was you.

@@M0TYSHIZ Thanks for fast respond.. :D have you sent it to my mail: [email protected], becuase i don't see anything?

@@andslot100 Oh, that must have been someone else. I'll go send it.

@@M0TYSHIZ Thanks a lot :D

@M0TYSHIZ I'd also love any info you could provide on networking and VRTK. My email is [email protected]. Love what you're doing here and thanks in advance!

There were more steps. If you want, I could send you a few setup scripts. All they essentially did was frame by frame track the VR Rig's hands and heads to network transform tracked hands and head entities (The cubes). As a matter of fact, I didn't have to fiddle within any VRTK scripts in particular. Though my setup scripts do reference VRTK methods for finding tracked left and right hands. However, I highly recommend you don't go with UNet. UNet is being deprecated, and only has support for 2 more years. By the time you build your game, UNet will be defunct. Additionally, Photon handles RPC calls much more simply. The hard part of all of this was understanding what functions ran on the server, and how to synchronize state.

@@M0TYSHIZ Thanks for replying so quickly! The project I am working on aims to be done by this spring, so we are pushing ahead with Unet in mind. If you are generous enough to share some sample scripts, I would love to see how you implemented VRTK with Unet.

@@xEvolutionOfWarx Sure, I think I still have my UNet scripts. Send me an email. It's [email protected]

Sorry, but I have yet to work with FinalIK. I would not be able to help in this matter, especially since it is a complex matter that would be very time consuming to solve, given our language barrier. I certainly would not be able to help at all without at least having project files to inspect. I wish you the best of luck.

@@M0TYSHIZ Sorry. Please let me ask you only one question. How do you share the translate of three Gameobjects(Head,Lefthand,Righthand)? Does that mean that you put three as well in Player prefab?

@@kin4580 They are actually each their own prefab. The head is the one marked as the player object. The hands get instantiated during runtime, so they are registered as spawnable prefabs in the Network Manager. I have a script that has a coroutine that tracks the hand objects to the VR controller positions, likewise with the head. I have since updated my project to use Photon instead of UNet, and I highly recommend you do the same. UNet is getting deprecated, and Photon makes a number of things easier.

@@M0TYSHIZ I feel I managed to do it. However, when another player connects, the Player Object will move without permission on the network. why is it? Thank you for your recommendation. I'd like to move to Photon once I create it with UNET.

@@kin4580 I delayed my transition to Photon from UNet as well, but I wish I didn't. This is because it is easier to handle transfer of authority in Photon than UNet. If you want a quick look into how it works, Google "Photon Ownership Transfer". Photon is fantastic because any client can spawn objects and automatically have authority over them. Additionally, with Photon, you don't have to use [Command] and [ClientRPC] loops, because you can simply call an RPC from any client and choose it to target all of the other clients. I was going to make a tutorial video for how I accomplished what is going on in this one, but I may just make a Photon one in the future instead. I know it's a little frustrating to learn another system, but trust me, the earlier you switch, the easier it will be.

I couldn't explain it all here, but if there's a specific part that confuses you, I could try to help.

:3 glad to see ur making games now

Yee, it's fun. ^^ Who this?

@@M0TYSHIZ ur student from like 2 summers ago

@@aidenhsu9161 Oh dang, good to hear from ya. I don't work there anymore, because I needed a mainly programming job. This is actually the first game I made, two years ago. I'm working on a VR game now.

Actually wait... that means this was made like 3 years ago. Time flies.

I got the movement syncing basis from watching "Building a Multiplayer Metaverse with UNet from Scratch". It's a much longer video than it has to be though, and it only covers head and hand tracking, nothing regarding locomotion or anything beyond that. The end result had issues that I addressed in the comments. If you are struggling to set up a testing environment, I recommend using Sandboxie to run another Unity Editor alongside your main one. Then use VRTK so that one of the clients uses the VRSimulator. Maybe I really should make a tutorial showing the setup. This was the result of a good amount of googling and troubleshooting.

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Thanks for your input, I'll keep that in mind.

CreedOfNero I was like, "Well it might be, but Iunno." xD Lol have you seen Pink guy's als?

Indeed I have, it was great.

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M0TYSHIZ to be honest tho, amp smart pistol is exactly what i call a pussy gun and i am a smart pistol user