Minecraft: Java Edition. Available from the Minecraft website. - Java. Available here. SteamVR installed and configured. - A SteamVR compatible headset such as the HTC Vive or Oculus Rift, Valve Index or Windows MR. OR A not-compatible headset such Oculus Quest 1, 2, GearVR, Google Cardboard or Vive Focus. A computer that is capable of running VR on a dedicated GPU. In-built Intel graphics are not supported. Gaming laptops typically need to be configured to use the dedicated GPU in order to play Minecraft. For more information, see the FAQ. - Either standing motion controls or an electronic keyboard and mouse. Gamepads aren't supported at the moment.
Downloads
Vivecraft is available for several Minecraft versions. All versions include Optifine, which adds shader support and dynamic lights to the game. All versions are playable online. Not all versions support the same VR features or support Forge mods.
There are 4 downloads available for each version. The VR Client is the main mod for VR players. The NonVR (2D Client) is designed for desktop users who wish to see VR animations as well as LAN-host. The Spigot plugin allows animations to be enabled on Spigot servers. - the Forge server mod will enable animations on the Forge server.
The links will lead you to the release page for the file. Downloads are available in the Assets section on github. The VR and NONVR clients share the same page.
For information on how to create a Vivecraft compatible multiplayer server, go to the Multiplayer page.
Current Versions
1.18.2 alpha builds are available now.
Older versions
These versions do not receive updates and may not contain all of the features mentioned on this site.
Installing Vivecraft
Installation is easy. Follow minecraft to install the Vivecraft client. The installation process is the same as the first time you install it and for updates. Vivecraft can be installed multiple times, with various options, without issues.
1. Run the Minecraft Launcher on your PC at least once to make the game folders. You don't need to launch the game. Close the launcher. 2. Check that the Minecraft Launcher is NOT running. 3. Run the Vivecraft Installer. Note the installation option checkboxes and hover your mouse over each option to view what it does. In general, you should leave the defaults. If you'd like support for Forge mods check the Forge box. If the installer cannot detect Forge already installed it will download and run the installer for you. Don't assign more RAM than you'll need. 4GB is more than enough for all but the largest modpacks.
4. Click install. The program will download files and create your launcher profile. 5. If you are using laptop. You have to make sure that the high-performance processor be enabled in the GPU control panels. For more details, refer to the FAQ. 6. Run the Minecraft Launcher. 7. The profile for Vivecraft should be already selected. If not, make sure that the'modified profiles' checkbox is checked. See the image.
8. Click Play.
For more information and tips on VR features, see the How to play page. Check out the FAQ if the game does not start or you encounter any problems.