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Thanks.  Apparently  I never clicked on the tiny "I already paid for this" link to find the update to the demo file.  Oops.

Is there a reason there's still an object called "Skybox" in the Geometry folder of the demo project?  It's a tiled sprite and only contains the image "StartingBackground.png"?

I'm trying to use the built-in skybox feature instead of the cinematic sky extension in the demo project (the cinematic sky extension renders a dome that I can travel outside of), but the GDevelop skybox won't show in VR, only the background color.  Any ideas?

Increasing those two numbers to 180 (from 90) and 360 (from 45) speeds up the rotation and masks the stutter.  I've experimented with changing those numbers and I don't quite understand how they interact, sometimes with no effect past a certain point.  Anyway, the increased speed is the speed of turning in the Team Beef Doom VR mod, which is okay for me (and others, apparently, since I've never seen complaints about it on their reddit or discord forums).  The stutter is still there in GDevelop if I really look for it, though, so maybe it's something inherent in GDevelop's rendering.

Happy you pointed me to that event sheet since I was also easily able to implement sprinting with the left trigger. We'll see where this takes me.

Do exported games work on gd.games in VR?  Have you tried it?

The video capture records at 30 fps and that doesn't seem to capture the right stick stutter.  There is no stutter when physically turning my head or turning in place, just when turning with the right stick.  (BTW, is there a way to increase the turn speed?  I couldn't find it.)

However, it's like the stutter seen in this video when climbing a ladder, but in a horizontal direction, and not as severe as this.  I bought the demo project and tried setting it to 72 fps (the Quest's default rate), but that had no effect.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hMY7BbfS_dgTqzTEzVLT1aUdCPSfIL5b/view?usp=shari...

The display stutters when I turn with the right stick on Quest 3.

Thanks. :-)

Okay.

I made this in Blender. 

I've  used it as a background in Zoom meetings. :-)

Click here to play updated version.

I updated my retro early-90s FPS (made with Construct 3's nascent 3D abilities) with enemy pathfinding, better wall sliding, enemy demise animation, restart screen, new boss battle music, sprite variations, enhanced depth effects, and more.

 Can you survive all five diabolical levels?

Click here to play Vault of Peril

VAULT OF PERIL is a fast-paced, retro early-90s FPS made with Construct 3, which is not ordinarily considered a 3D game maker, but I considered that a challenge.  Can you survive all five diabolical levels?