Introduction to VR Development using Unreal Engine 4

[@4ndr3w1431]

Man, I watched like 3 1hr videos (skipped through them) just trying to figure out everything and more this 10 minute video has shown me. Thank sfor just telling me wtf I need to do!

[@baileycohen2551]

Tip for those watching today: The "Enable VR Editing" toggle is no longer under experimental, it's now under it's own "VR Mode" tab under general.

[@jefawk9603]

Thank you

[@petrofsilvers]

Please make more videos like this. It was clear, understandable, and with a logical flow which is very hard to find. Thank you for the tutorial and for spending the time to publish it!

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[@cryptodude_btc]

Editing VR while in VR ... sick!

[@davidykay]

Ty George yeah man, it's super helpful for seeing things in real-life scale. I hope you get to try it out!

[@cryptodude_btc]

David Kay literally setting up ue4 and my vive for this right now

[@davidykay]

Ty George My man! Good luck and let me know if you have trouble.

[@cryptodude_btc]

David Kay awesome, will do, thanks!

[@cryptodude_btc]

How do I disable teleport and just use the normal thumbpad movement for play, for example the left thumb is how i move in onward

[@kahvikone]

What a promising series... oh there is only one video. I wish you'd make more of these tutorials since this one was very easy to follow and demonstrated things nicely.

[@techstuff2237]

Great intro level video. Explaining all the acronyms and basic unreal stuff. Thanks man!

[@AnFonE]

Thank you for this! Spent literally a hour or so trying to work out why my headset wasn't working. Turns out I wasn't in the right map!!!

[@MertBert]

This is such a nice introduction man. Thanks! Never done anything in Unreal, but I am an avid Oculus Quest-user, so I'd like to create something homemade.

[@EmperorKnightlock]

Thank you for this. It was so hard to find any sort of info on VR mode.

[@AlexClarkeGame]

I don't use the VR editor stuff much, but maybe I should try using it more!

[@MAQUETEELETRONICA]

Hello David Kay , I work with UE4, but I do not own the VIVE glasses, I would like to know if the vision you showed in the video, would work with the VIVE glasses. Anyway, it is necessary to have the glasses, to know if the project, is working? I ask, because in Brazil, a glasses like VIVE costs around 2 thousand dollars, I intend to buy only when some project to develop. Many thanks for the video above.

[@ookotaoo6518]

How up to date is this video? I'm having a tough time finding intro to vr stuff of this or last year? I'm seeing tons of good comments so i hope this is still good!!

[@omixmax6116]

Thanks For Introduction ... But you make us hunger more ... please continue

[@davidykay]

Thanks! I've been on a bit of a hiatus recently... but it seems that there's demand for more. I might have to come out of retirement. :)

[@humancodeable4753]

Awesome Content. Keep up the great work. It´s very inspiring to see other developers create Content for Unreal and VR 🤓

[@everythingisforever]

fantastic job Mr Kay

[@mikeellis7434]

Nice video mate, just what I was looking for

[@delawarepilot]

Didn’t know about the VR editor. Very cool

[@LOL2YOU]

How can I implement locomotion?

[@terrablader]

Very nicely explained !

[@BlipzCCG]

Hey David great video bro ty for your help 🤟🏼

[@fareed7786]

Hello David ! Great tutorial, I just wanted to know if this is compatible with the Samsung Odyssey VR HMD? Thank you !

[@PatchworxStudios]

Im coming from coding games and writing tools and engine by hand... this whole blueprint thing is so much more perplexing and frustrating then *simple* coding. What about optimisation? I heard that such engines are 10times slower then writing your own engine? Btw will there be another videos on this topic, this one was nice for the first step.

[@guytarazy3608]

Extremely impressed! well explained tutorial, really hope you make some more! maybe a bow and arrow tutorial? ;)

[@davidykay]

Hagay Tarazy Hey man, so glad you liked it! Yes, a bow and arrow tutorial is a great idea. Watch this space. :-)

[@denip7037]

I love your lisp, it's so cute. Nice vid ASWELL

[@CanalDojogames]

If i use the right side template i will be able to make sited experience with motion controllers as well as walking ?

[@ZimCrusher]

I know this is old, but I was wondering what Headset you have. You mention VIVE a few times. A friend dumped a VIVE Focus Plus on me, before moving, but this thing does not seem to want to connect to anything outside it's game store. The New Oculus needs to be logged into Facebook. Is there a decent headset that does not need a subscription to some service, or facebook, to work?

[@davidykay]

There is an ability to sideload applications to both the VIVE Focus Plus and the Oculus Quest. Quest also has a mode where it can be "slaved" to a pc. This is called Oculus Link. VIVE Focus Plus may also have this feature. Not sure. That said, if you are big on software freedom, you may prefer to buy a pc-oriented headset, as then your pc will be running all the software and you are free to do whatever you wish. Examples of this include the original Vive, Valve Index, and others. Let me know if you haven further questions.

[@astroko]

That is SICK!

[@sercanyildirimtugcann]

hey David, I need your sincere feedback about my case. I am solo developer and and computer vision engineer. Would like to dive into VR/AR and did not choose which way I need to go: Unreal engine or Unity3d? Many people say that UE is for big studios and. Unity is good for mobile side.. What do you think about that? Do you think that something will change soon? If you were me, which side would you focus on? Any reply would be appreciated!

[@davidykay]

Kamil, my recommendation is to build a very simple project in both and see which one you prefer. Both have different pros and cons and will usually "grab" different people for different reasons. The biggest thing going for Unity, in my opinion, is the size of the development community. You've got plenty of assets on the Marketplace, open-source code, etc. Unreal feels like more of a "professional" tool for me. I like the editor much more. Working with materials and animations is very intuitive. Blueprints are great. VR editor is pretty handy. The hot-reload trick they have for C++ is pretty good, but the compile times are pretty awful. SkookumScript makes Unreal WAY more useful, and I hear that the new Verse language is going to be excellent, but I haven't tried it or closely evaluated it yet. My other big complaint about Unreal is that the editor is slow to restart if it ever crashes. I agree with the generalization that Unreal is better for a big team and that Unity is better for mobile, but, ultimately, both are powerful tools that can get the job done. This might be a horrible comparison, but have you ever programmed on iOS vs Android? Or, hell, Linux Desktop vs Windows Desktop? I think what you'll find is that in each case, both toolchains are perfectly capable of getting you to a high-level outcome, but you are going to want to find the one that better matches your mindset and workflow better. My experience was to start with Unity, then to move to Unreal, and I'm currently working on a new engine with a few colleagues. We are hardcore programmers and didn't like all of the ceremony around the edit-compile-run loop. I think Jonathan Blow is of a similar inclination, hence his work on JAI and insisting on building his own engines. Anyway, in summary: don't pick something based on how employable you will be afterwards. Pick something that is fun/productive to use and well-documented. You'll be rewarded for building cool stuff. My personality preferred the more anal-retentive design of Unreal, but there are many others who prefer Unity. Here's another way of looking at it: Unreal can probably get you in the ballpark with Blueprints, but you will need SkookumScript and/or C++ to get all the way there. Unity is designed to be highly C#-oriented, so if you like C#, go to town! Here's one more crazy idea: if you like Java, consider jMonkeyEngine. If you like Clojure, there is some support both on Unity and jMonkeyEngine. I don't know what your goals are. Do you want to build an AAA title? You probably won't be able to do it as one guy. Are you looking to incorporate your computer vision work into your VR work? You might want to look into the workflow around linking to native code. All of the major engines have some provision for it, but my understanding is that Unreal is the easiest (although I believe it does require you to run a forked version of the editor). Do you want to build a small indie title? Pick the one that makes you most motivated to spend hours and hours and hours developing mastery and working on your baby. "Find what you love and let it kill you." Good luck.

[@sercanyildirimtugcann]

@@davidykay You can't believe how I am thankful for this detailed message you wrote for me. You are incredibly good man. What I want to do is to combine my CV models into VR/AR in the future. At that point, I like both of engines but since I'm solo developer for now, it apparently seems that I need to focus on Unity at first. Thank you man!! Best greetings from İstanbul!

[@yunhanli8159]

Not sure if I will use the VR Editing Mode, but it looks so cool!!!

[@davidykay]

Yunhan Li it's super handy. Definitely try it if you have access to a headset.

[@ImaplanetJupiteeeerr]

We need some good and up to date beginner videos for developing in VR, with Unreal. There are almost none that start from the basics and build up from there, and it is a real shame.

[@sergioaguilocho]

Nice video. I've a question to ask you, if you're agree. I'd like to know if it is possible to use ue4-VR Development with PSVR to test the game. I don't know If a PSVR can be used to test and play games from ue4. no PlayStation console.

[@scorpiodigit]

I'm curious about this as well.

[@davidykay]

I haven't done this myself, but licensed PS4 developers have the ability to push their game files over the network into the PS4 from the PC. I don't know how integrated the UE4 editor is into this workflow: it's possible that it may not be a one-button deploy, but there definitely is a workflow to make your content in UE4, build, deploy to PS4, and then wear the PSVR headset to test. My understanding is that using Vive/Oculus as your testbed is still faster, so you do would do most of your dev on the PC and then push your game to the PS4 when you're focusing on checking how it runs on that hardware. Hope this helps.

[@CanalDojogames]

Do You know If i want to develop on PSVR is there an comunication app to connect directly on PSVR?? Thank You for all the Help on This vídeo. I Was planning make a game for Oculus quest but them i Saw ue4 supports It. And i want to make for both psvr and quest

[@Lorecastapendragon]

thank you for that, it was well spoken, clearly explained, I'm looking to create my own game in VR and this video was my first point of call.

[@hoomibz6219]

hi David. i want to develop game for rift s. what should i do? is this video enough for doing that?

[@ec142]

Great Video!!! Glad I watched it as I could not figure out how to make that template do anything. Hope you make more!

[@davidykay]

Emil Choski Thanks! More are on the way. Been a hectic few weeks. Watch this space and thanks for your patience!

[@chrisSandersASX]

i do have one question my player start isnt spawing in the same place every time

[@tia92mat]

Hi! That's great! Do you know if there's a way (and how) to change the motion controllers static mesh in this VR template? For example changing the hands with other models.

[@davidykay]

tia92mat yes there is. You should be able to delete the skeletal mesh component from the motion controller blueprint and add whatever you like!

[@tia92mat]

Thaks for the answer! I tried out this option yesterday but it didn't work.. The next days I will try again, hope you can help me in case I will not be able to do this! :)

[@davidykay]

Try it and let me know. As for helping you: I had been planning on doing a video on this in the future. Thanks for reminding me! ;)

[@cannibalbeanz5279]

I can't wait to do this when I get my pc

[@pratiktarale8103]

Hey Amazing, i have done some level designing, which makes files kind of heavy. Can those heavy levels be taken in VR set?

[@ShivamDhoot]

Hi david, need help. How should I reload my guns with motion controllers? Any guidance of the flow. I want to reload on shake/swing of motion controllers.

[@krisswastakentoo]

In this case you should assing a motion controller action for reloading or else put auto reload

[@bish0p327]

how do u do this with ps4??

[@CanalDojogames]

Hello,i want to make an game like Astrobot where you have HMD following 3rd person character... i saw there is the left option on unreal that says HMD + Controller.. if i import 3rd character from other unreal project it can move as astrobot does?? i ask because 3rd char project have already done controller maping..

[@davidykay]

I haven't tried this yet, but it's theoretically possible to pull in the controller character from the other sample and keep the HMD-based camera from the VR sample. Try it out and let me know if you have any problems? If it doesn't work, I can try it out on this side.

[@fabriciomira2]

Hi! Do you know if it is possible to create a VR subway simulator, where the player gets on a train, travel for 1 minute and disembark at the next station? I'm trying to do this, but when I get on the train and it starts to move, I do not move along with it, I get stopped in place. Would that be a problem with the collision on the train floor? Or with Navmeshes?

[@Rainpub]

the editor IS really cool

[@sinpwnzorz]

That's... Awesome... You've earned a subscriber!

[@enrac]

Does the motion controller map work with the rift's motion controllers?

[@ferdelnerd2779]

Thanks for the Tutorial, do you know how to import this example VR Pawn to any other UE4 project? Lets say I wanna use Oculus Rift and Touch on the Sun Temple example. I have only been able to run the level on my Oculus but no hands or teleporting enabled, I´m having trouble importing the uasset. Any ideas?

[@Schnarek89]

This tutorial is great, thanks a lot!

[@giagia282]

Hi guys I can't find where I can turn the VR Editor on in Unreal 4.19

[@attacksavage9900]

Great video. Really helpful!

[@djshanman4758]

this helped so much! thanks mate!

[@davidykay]

My pleasure! Glad it helped you. What are you working on?

[@djshanman4758]

@@davidykay I'm making a VR Medieval Blacksmith game!

[@DushyantDeshwal]

Editing all this stuff while in VR is like making stuff in real life . You wanna build you whole city ? You can .Plus it will not cost you for material and stuff . You can also make different machines in that.

[@kirby1fan]

how do I set up controller movement instead of teleport?

[@freedomofspeech9084]

How do people get this woosh sound when they enter and exit "play" mode in UE? Isn't this supported anymore?

[@aaronwise1089]

What about Xbox AR and Nintendo switch VR and oculus rift and neuro sky mind wave headset and google stadia?

[@GarrettHoyos]

Awesome thanks!

[@zekiahepic]

Well, you have just gained 1 subscriber!

[@midairflyer]

well.......lol, i just got UEE. it is on version 4.23.1 VR editor is now NOT experimental. it is activated already. should be on tool bar now. thanx for the vid. this is the only one though? sure could use some more.

[@newcarrot6517]

What device do you use in this explanation. ??

[@newcarrot6517]

Model

[@luismacias8207]

excuse me? you course on vr with ue4 will teach you all the locomotion? for example, climb, jog, walk, fly, pick things up, throw thing away, pick a weapon, put controllers on an avatar, build a mirror to see yourself, add multiplayer, spawn after death,.

[@FarhansLesPaul]

Check my video out, it demonstrates a lot of what you ask of here e.g. picking up items. Also shows shooting weapons etc.

[@did3d523]

After lunch the vr image seems blur more blur than in UNITY vr??? why

[@angelatam6274]

How can I save the UE4 model to open on steamvr without the program (UE4)? Is it possibe?

[@ady7d77]

if you teach me anything in vrlocomotion, and setting up button in htc vive controllers, how to run, jump, touch, hit, kill, spawn, put guns and get words , climb, put avatars, I will take those classes.

[@FarhansLesPaul]

My latest video demonstrates how motion controllers are used in UE4 to pick up items and used them e.g. picking up and firing weapons.

[@cyrielkilller]

Hi ! i'm character artist, and i want to create short film interactive in VR. Do you think its realisable ?

[@gagegaming7811]

How would i test the psvr game?

[@Argosh]

I know you're probably busy, but any chance that you'll follow up this great tutorial sometime soon?

[@davidykay]

Hey, I might! Work brought me in a different direction but I've been working with VR again lately. I have been experimenting with my own engine rather than UE4, but my plan is to make something that is easier to program. Would you be interested in learning a new engine or are you set on UE4?

[@darthanakin3463]

@@davidykay Would be awesome if you could create a UE4 VR tutorial, make a simple game or somehting we can follow. You explain things very well!

[@youboredbrogaming6584]

I can't find any option for VR blueprint and I definitely have unreal version 4.14.3. Is it because I have a mac?

[@36white25black]

yes. Install bootcamp, only works on Windows

[@TheiLame]

I feel sorry for mac users in many ways than one..

[@mbgaming629]

Ya VR is win only

[@nan_sound]

Awesome!!

[@TheMrJackzilla]

thanks man!

[@GOS345]

uh. when I tested the project, my hands were not moving. my hands were the base stations. I'm using a Vive headset and in VR when I look at my base stations, my hands are up there and are not doing anything. its like they're not even hooked up to the controller. the buttons dont work on the controller for the hands. please help.

[@davidykay]

Try the "Edit in VR" mode first. See if that's working. If so, it's possible that you're not running the example in the right mode. If "Edit in VR" is not working, then Unreal is having trouble talking to your controllers. I would check their documentation and see what's up. Let me know if you try this and are still stuck. Good luck.

[@GOS345]

@@davidykay I figured out the issue. Apperwantly ue4 doesn't like to run steamvr first and likes to run its own program first. I had to open up steamVR first then I opened up ue4 and that seemed to have fixed it for now. But thanks for trying.

[@ThenewcreatorLea]

Hey I have a little question When you put the headset on, does the image look kind of blurry ? Because me, it looks very blurry from far and it's really annoying

[@ThenewcreatorLea]

Nice video by the way !!

[@davidykay]

Léa Daubard picout this can be addressed in your settings. I can't remember the details. I think changing the steam VR to supersample is enough. Or you can change UE4 to use the forward renderer. If you're struggling to figure it out, I'll do some digging and make a video on it. Let me know!

[@mhnoni]

Hi first thanks for the great tutorial , 2ndly can you make a tutorial regarding using forward render ? some >20 min will be great . thanks

[@davidykay]

My pleasure! Glad you liked the tutorial. Great idea of a forward renderer video! There's a lot of people eager to use it in VR. Did you want an overview of the basics, or also tips in terms of how your assets, lighting, etc will work differently compared to the deferred renderer?

[@mhnoni]

Actually i am beginner in game development and i didn't know there are deferred render till i think UE 4.14 that introduced the forward render , i watched the stream of official UE4 regarding the forward renderer but didn't get that much as all they talked was slideshow and pictures nothing in real time . so i will be grateful if you made a tutorial for beginners like me and show how to activate it and the the thing that we can't do with this render comparing to deferred renderer .so what ever you make it will be awesome in my opinion :)

[@XroKillGamer]

Does this work with VR Box

[@sankofa_tattoo]

Yo did anyone know , if a addon as trinus psvr does exist for using unreal engine ? i can't find anything about it !!! or either if you just set the psvr on ur pc and then try to run it as if it's a hive headset ? otherwise since the psvr games develloppement license on unreal is only available for usa people is there any otherway to get it ?

[@lukegill7427]

how did you get that steam vr

[@jabawib8691]

what is a cheap vr headset I could buy to use/test a game

[@davidykay]

Hey there! Depends what your input mechanism is. If you use 6DOF motion controllers, your choices are HTC Vive (currently $499) vs Oculus Rift + Touch (currently $399). If you are planning to use a gamepad, that really opens things up to low-end, Android-based headsets, for example the $199 Oculus Go. One thing to keep in mind is that the development cycle will be tighter if your headset plugs into your PC (disqualifying Oculus Go, Gear VR, or Google Daydream). In the case that you Let me know if you need more clarification on this!

[@robertapellicano8806]

Is it possible to upload an Agisoft Photoscan file on Unreal Engine 4 to create a VR reality? I hope yes, so much!!! Thanks

[@davidykay]

Yes, it is. Roberta and I ended up emailing privately to discuss. Roberta, did it work out for you?

[@FarhansLesPaul]

My latest video demonstrates how motion controllers are used in UE4 to pick up items and used them e.g. picking up and firing weapons.

[@dorukuslu8314]

can anyoone suggest me any tutorials to learn VR please?

[@almogcohen6185]

Is it possible to make a VR game like this for android (Using Google Cardboard)? If it is, are there any limitations making a VR game for android?

[@davidykay]

Yes and yes. The biggest limitations will be: 1. Input. Cardboard has very simple input mechanisms by default (limited to just gaze and one button, if I recall correctly). You can add gamepad support, but not all players will have one. 2. Graphical performance. Android devices are much more limited than desktop, so you'll need to render a less complex scene, accordingly. I've heard estimates that mobile devices are about 50x weaker than desktops when it comes to VR rendering performance. Hope this helps.

[@almogcohen6185]

@@davidykay Yes this helps a lot. Thank you! You are the best!

[@thunderdomegaming5177]

great video you should do more.

[@connorcovey6031]

NOTE: If you are doing this in the latest version of unreal engine, you will not see the first screen with the 2 options, you simply have to access the map.

[@dumbnut7882]

thank you for telling me this. I will try to remember this when trying tomarow

[@JYTVSOC]

How do you connect the camera to the HTC Vive Tracker? I'm stuck.

[@davidykay]

Hey, when you say the tracker, do you mean the headset or the controller? Also, sorry about the delay. I've been lax with replying to my KZbin comments.

[@666Azmodan666]

Can I do a VR game and test it without having a VR gear? (on the keyboard and monitor)

[@davidykay]

Theoretically yes, but when you add a headset and a motion controller, you will likely want to re-design a lot! My advice is: if you're really charged up right now, you may want to capture that enthusiasm and start prototyping ASAP. You'll learn a lot about the tools and about what you want to make. The only hurdle is that you'll have to acknowledge that you'll have to throw some work away when your headset arrives and if you move to motion controller input. One other idea: you could design for asymmetric play. Some games are designed for one player using the keyboard and mouse, the other player using headset and motion controllers. Perhaps you could do the same?

[@randomstuff6094]

I dont see Vr option in experimental dropdown...

[@davidykay]

Ah! I made need to update the video. I believe that feature is no longer considered "experimental" so you should be able to skip that step. Give that a try and let me know how it goes?

[@randomstuff6094]

@@davidykay no idea Mr.David, i still dont see the VR editing option anywhere.

[@DRdilleo]

thank you for the Vid. much inspiration!

[@davidykay]

My pleasure! Best of luck in your VR dev journey!

[@p00pie]

Great video

[@saramd9970]

Hi I am trying to import my sketch model to UE4 to make a VR.Is that possible to do that? Thanks

[@davidykay]

Hi Sara, sorry about the delay. Yes, it is possible to import most 3D models into UE4. Let me know if you need further help.

[@luisdavidsalmeronberbel4402]

What glasses are compatible with unreal?

[@davidykay]

Luis David Salmerón Berbel most are! Oculus Rift, SteamVR, Google VR, PSVR, and I believe OSVR. Does this answer your question?

[@luisdavidsalmeronberbel4402]

Yes thanks, I thought pave wasn't´t compatible with unreal!

[@fareed7786]

What about the Samsung Odyssey VR HMD?

[@seanwarren9357]

Fareed Ud Din Masood I'm assuming if it can steam VR, then it will be work, to though some tweaking of control and tracking may need to be figured out...

[@shaolung5342]

like and sub... so I have been playing with this for some time... and I have an htc cosmos... but the controllers do not work... running steamvr says I am using the cosmos controllers in the ue4 application...

[@torchhead1643]

adn here is problem i have PSVR not vr for pc :(

[@SOTEvoid]

I don't understand one thing, It says Virtual Reality and u say Ocolus Rift,So Can it work on Virtual Reality ?

[@davidykay]

DiamondHerobrina in this video, I use the HTC Vive, but it should also work on Oculus Rift. Let me know if you need more clarification!

[@SOTEvoid]

ok tnx

[@DavidRBeach]

Brilliant! And thanks!!

[@davidykay]

DavidRBeach my pleasure! Hope you make something cool. :-)

[@c_ma]

I watched this video in VR!

[@dhidhi1000]

Isn't there a way to play the level without having to put the VR on?

[@davidykay]

Dhiego Bersan there is! But unfortunately you have to tweak the code to let you play the game in any meaningful way using the mouse and keyboard. Let me know if you want more info on this!

[@dhidhi1000]

David Kay Actually I could use some help if you had some link explaining or anything; I participate in a project in my school lab for Visual Computing and we have a couple of Oculus Rift, however I don't have one myself, so being able to develop from home and debugging would help a lot!

[@vDC2me]

awesome thanks.

[@SILVERSPADES]

You sound like Andrew Kramer

[@ManpreetSingh-ew8qs]

can we VR preview without having VR HEADSET CONNECTED

[@davidykay]

I don't believe so. Are you hoping to do some VR dev, for example using the motion controllers, by using your monitor?

[@m1ghtyboy]

started it and put on my headset and it was running at 2fps..?

[@billybob6960]

is your pc vr ready?

[@m1ghtyboy]

BillyBob69 yep, seemed to fix itself, don’t remember how

[@DoctorORBiT]

Can I include VR in my game without having VR goggles?

[@davidykay]

You can, but in order to do a good job on designing and supporting the feature, I strongly recommend that you get a set of goggles to test it out. Can a chef cook a good dish without tasting it? Yes, but it's much harder!

[@аксел-ы4ю]

Can you show the whole body of the player and not just the hands ?!

[@davidykay]

Yes, you can, but we'd need to to do a separate tutorial on this. Are you referring to looking down and seeing "chest?"