Please see the Multiplayer page for instructions on setting up a Vivecraft-compatible multiplayer server. The VR and NONVR clients use the same page. The downloads are in the Assets section on github. The links will take you to the release page for that file. – the Forge server mod is to enable animations on a Forge server. – The Spigot plugin is to enable animations on a Spigot server. – The NonVR (2D) Client is for desktop players who wish to see VR animations or LAN-host. – The VR Client is the main mod for VR players. There are 4 downloads available for each version. Not all versions support the same VR features or support Forge mods. All versions contain Optifine which adds shaders support, dynamic lights, and other graphical improvements. Vivecraft is available for several Minecraft versions. Either standing motion controls or a keyboard and mouse.Gaming laptops frequently need to be specifically configured to use the dedicated GPU for Minecraft. Integrated Intel graphics are not supported. A PC capable of playing VR on a dedicated GPU.A SteamVR-compatible headset such as the HTC Vive, Oculus Rift S, Valve Index, or Windows MR.Ī non-compatible headset, such the Oculus Quest 1 or 2, GearVR, Google Cardboard, Vive Focus or PSVR and properly configured SteamVR emulation software.Steam with SteamVR installed and configured.I am currently on vacation so Ill look at the bugs and try to fix them later.

What causes it to fail specifically with mmlpi? Likewise for 1.8.9? * rpiMike reported getting 1.13 working, but you've just got a red X on that row. This won't be useful even on a Pi 4 until we can do something about that red X in your table under OptiFine 1.14.3. The game is stable but renders at about 2 fps. Waited about 8 minutes for the initial launch and another 8 minutes to spawn a world. * Back to 1.14.3 that is included in your table, it ran as advertised. You should update your compatibility table to dissuade others with that human nature to install the latest. * Instinctively I tried installing Minecraft 1.14.4, and it immediately crashed with some bad native pointer. I had to hardcode mmlpy.py to get it to give me options for 1.13 and above. * Maybe something changed recently with Mojang's version_manifest.json, as it only shows me versions <=1.12.2 under both the 'Snapshots' and Experimental LWJGL 3 lists. Won't this make everything 2x slower compared to Oracle? I opted to keep my existing Oracle JDK 8. * At first glance your script uses OpenJDK 8's JRE. To be clear for everyone, this does not require a 64-bit OS.

I tried out today on a Pi 3B+ mainly to settle my curiosity around version 1.14 and LWJG元.

Cracked minecraft launcher 1.14