It seems to me that many of the shading problems that many games have, are not strictly down to their abject failure to take camera rotation into account, as provided by the APIs they are addressing, but also to their making certain assumptions that are only true with symmetrical camera frustums. Plus Skyrim VR is going to be a port of call for a lot of VR incomers. At this stage they are essentially a VR dev team and one of the handful out there doing the most to push VR forwards. They are cooking up some amazing stuff over there and they dovetail together. Here are a few examples: Higgs latest release (Alyx gravity gloves, hand collision, looting, finger tracking), dynamic compass and maps (compass and maps that you holster and have to navigate ‘in world’ with), VRIK (the best implementation of full body IK in any VR game except maybe Lone Echo, as well as body holsters and a gesture system), I could go on. There were some really massive VR mods announced/released this week on top of the now classics. It is the world’s defacto RPG sandbox and nothing is moving it for some time. And there just aren’t other room scale open world VR games with the same scope out there, nor will there be until VR is much more mainstream. SkyrimVR is easily the best supported title by modders though.

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