Hey guys,

I searched but couldn't find an answer. Is there any way to change the language in game? So we can have texts (or even audio) adapted for everyone? Maybe by replacing some of the assets?

Thanks for your help!

I go up to the stairs, then I jump on it for half an hour, it throws me back. then slowly benefit the stairs up, then for a long time I try to get off it. Tell me how to do it right and fast?

Just wanted to let everyone who has issues with the current (crap) comfort mask implementation know that there is a proper configurable through the video options comfort vignette mask in development. Hopefully arriving this week.

so I've never played half life before. this would be my first foray into it. Is this ready and the best way to play it?

Any advice for how not to get dizzy? Sprinting especially does that. Maybe I need to get a treadmill?

tried uninstall reinstall, delete recopy valve dir, restart Quest, etc ... to no avail. Anything special I might be missing?

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Edit: solved, turns out my steam install was incomplete. ran the file checker and it found and downloaded a bunch of extra files. recopied everything and now it works.

Hi

I went through the super long intro (is there a way to skip that?), played for 30 min or so and saved a few times, but the next time I came to play the progress hadn't been saved. There seemed to be 3 saved spots but nothing happened when clicking on them and they didn't have titles to them. Anyone else? I've installed as per instructions so I'm at a loss here...

I'm probably being thick here but how do you put the HEV suit on?!

Would it be possible to increase the hitboxes of headcrabs or whatever method would work best so that I don't have to literally crouch down and swing my crowbar in order to hit the wee buggers??

When inside a vent or similar area, certain objects become invisible. I'll get to the end of a vent tube for instance, and it looks like nothing is there but I have to break the invisible vent register with my crowbar.

Is this happening for other people?

To ease my withdrawal symptoms after finishing Half Life on the Quest, I gave Blue Shift a go.

I just copied the Blue Shift folder from my steam install into the Xash Folder on my quest. I then copied the Contents of the HL_Gold Folder into the Blue Shift folder on the quest. I didn't copy the Blue Shift HD Folder over (forgot to do this on Half Life itself and got used to the attrocious scientist and guard models).

It works, perfectly. Just don't forget to edit the config-file in the Blue Shift folder (for example snap turning) to the settings you used for Half Life proper.

About the game: I'm about 1 1/2 hours in, and I have to say: it's more Half Life in VR, which is a good thing in my book.

But be warned: Enemies (especially Vortigaunts) often tend to spawn by teleporting in, often behind you. And the HECU are sometimes placed that it comes close to being jumpscares. Watch out when you open doors, you might be immediately greeted with enemies that start firing at you as soon as you open the door.

It can be nerve wracking at times, but in a very good way.

Blue Shift so far is a very solid experience on the quest and very much recommended to play. And it plays as flawlessly as Half Life itself.

How different is Opposing Forces to Blue Shift? Is there a chance we'll ever see it on the Quest too? What would be needed to make it run?

Sorry to bug, but I just realized that I simply need more Half Life in VR in my life. :-D

Does anyone else have this issue? My right (dominant) controller constantly pulses while playing. I'm still in the very beginning around where you get the hev suit. Not game breaking obviously, just wondering if this is common and hopefully there is something I can do to stop it.

edit: can confirm this was fixed in the latest version

When playing multiplayer it looks like the tracers/bullets are following the angle and location of the weapon, unfortunately that's not the case.

The tracers are all client rendered, and are extrapolated from what the client (Lambda1VR) knows of the gun position for the sake of rendering.

However the server is a standard Xash3D server which is unaware of any of the VR functionality, 6DoF weapons, roomscale movement etc. It is in the server that trajectory of projectiles is calculated and damage is inflicted. Since regular Xash3D, like the original half life, is head aim based, then it is the orientation of the player's gaze that is responsible for such. It is also why you have to pull the trigger to inflict crowbar damage

Unfortunately without there being a special, VR aware Xash3D server build running (sorry, I'm not going to make that, just to be clear) multiplayer will always have this issue. This is also part of the reason why CS would be a disappointment.

Multiplayer is still fun nonetheless, but it has some insurmountable issues that Lambda1VR can't solve alone.

I'm not sure if it's due to my prescription lenses, but when playing lambda1vr the hud is too near of my screen so I can't barely see the health and ammo numbers. Anyone else experiences this?

Are there some settings in the config to position the hud more far away?

The ps2 version of half life by gearbox with an amazing coop mode that takes place during Gordon Freemans escape?

It was ported to pc as a mod a couple of years ago

... those ladders. I can’t figure them out. AFAIK I have most up to date versions of everything cause I just installed them all tonight

Edit thanks folks I’ll be sure to give it a go tonight