Why not talk to the Oculus drivers directly via their SDK? When using the Oculus Rift with X-Plane’s native VR, we have a bit of a game of telephone: we talk to SteamVR, which talks to the Oculus Rift drivers, which talk to the hardware. If you have the Oculus Rift you can get apps directly from Oculus’ own app store, but SteamVR lets you get at a wider array of content.) Why SteamVR on the Oculus Rift? (If you have the HTC Vive you almost certainly have done this already, as SteamVR is the only thing that lets you play games on the Vive. If you are a Steam user, you just pick the app and download it if you are a non-Steam user, you’ll need to create a free Steam account to get it. The good news is: SteamVR is free, and it works with the non-Steam editions of X-Plane as well as the Steam one. We use SteamVR for both the HTC Vive and the Oculus Rift – X-Plane’s native VR support requires that you have both the Oculus drivers and SteamVR. SteamVR is a free download from Steam’s app store that X-Plane (and many other games) use to talk to your VR hardware. This is just a reassurance that you didn’t buy X-Plane “the wrong way” for VR.) What Is SteamVR (This post does not contain any guidance on supported hardware – I’d like to wait until we get further into beta and get some feedback on how system requirements affect actual users. You do not have to have bought X-Plane from Steam to use VR. VR will work for X-Plane 11 no matter how you bought it. X-Plane 11 on Steam if you bought X-Plane on Steam.An X-Plane 11 DVD set from Laminar Research (or any other reseller) if you have DVDs.An X-Plane 11 digital download from Laminar Research (or any other reseller) if you have a 24-digit product key.You will be able to use VR directly in X-Plane 11 with any distribution of our sim: X-Plane 11’s native VR support uses SteamVR, so let me clear this up now:
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