Mega-update coming soon!

Status as of March 15: Adding to the list below, I came up with an idea for a novel user interaction mode that will allow you to read all the information in the HUD comfortably, even when it's headlocked (like during scans, remote hacks, looting, etc.), and no matter how small the center focus area on your headset is. I find it very intuitive and easy to get the hang of; it doesn't break the immersion in any way, and it completely changed my enjoyment of the more tactical aspects of Cyberpunk 2077. It's already working, and at this point it would be absurd not to include it in this mega-update, so please be patient one more day as I fine-tune its parameters and check its robustness in all situations. I will also record a tutorial/gameplay video showing it in action, to make it easy for you and the new Patrons to use it right away. Stay tuned []-D

This is just a placeholder post for the moment, but I wanted to give you guys a thorough heads-up: if you are playing Cyberpunk 2077 in VR, your experience is about to be transformed :-)

The upcoming release will have so many changes and improvements that at times it will feel like a different game. Just to be clear, no motion controls (you know what I think about that matter!) but basically everything else you've been asking for will be there:

• no more "firing from the chin" in any situation: my previous release 3.1.0 had already solved the issues with aiming down the sights, allowing you to push the gun and the character's arms into a correct and more comfortable position, but the upcoming one will also allow for complete camera control when hip-firing without any need for third-party mods. The same camera control can be used to raise V's point of view to a more natural height when walking, and there will also be independent controls for the 1st person driving camera;
• shooting from vehicles (the game only allows you to do that as a passenger, and in certain scripted missions) will now work correctly, with proper gun placement and gaze tracking both in crosshair mode and when aiming down the sights;
• turrets (again, scripted during some missions) will be fully controllable by gaze-based aiming and you'll no longer be required to blindly guess where your shots are going to land;
• all blades will work as expected (even the weirdo ones, you know what I'm talking about!) and so will shooting around corners from behind cover;
• the HUD will now headlock automatically when you look at lootable objects (briefcases, corpses, etc.) so it will be possible to quickly and thoroughly explore everything, even when stuff lies on the ground. I've found that this radically changes the game experience for the better, and I'm really sorry that it took me so much time to find out how to detect this kind of interaction;
• canted screens (like those on Pimax headsets, the Valve index in raw mode, and the Reverb G2 with its weird less-than-one-degree angle) will now be first-class citizens in my mod, and even with the huge angles of Pimax HMDs the objective markers in the Cyberpunk 2077 HUD will no longer appear double or misaligned;
• Virtual Desktop will be fully supported by all my Patreon mods! You'll be able to play wirelessly with the same quality and smoothness that earlier was only possible using the Link cable or Air Link. Guy Godin and I worked together for weeks to make sure that you'll get a perfect experience, with all the convenience that Virtual Desktop offers;
• my Cyberpunk 2077 mod will implement a new experimental feature to resize your in-game resolution dynamically at runtime, so that it adapts perfectly to your headset's field of view for maximum clarity and performance. This was mostly true already for headsets with normal FOV like the Quest 2, which work best with rendering aspect ratios of about 1:1, but you will get great improvements with large-FOV headsets like the Valve Index, and huuuge improvements with crazy-FOV HMDs like the Pimax family!
• speaking of Pimax, after much hair-pulling I finally found the root cause of their performance issues, and I'm now seeing frame rate improvements of about 30%, which bring them on par with top-performing headsets like the Index and the Quest 2. I also solved the Pimax stereo image problems that could cause discomfort and mess with your depth perception when using alternate eye rendering, which were due to a bug in their SteamVR driver. The same fix will also allow you to use Mono mode even with raw (non-parallel) projections;
• the mod overlay will no longer overflow the Windows desktop, even when playing at super-high resolutions, so it will be possible to fully navigate my UI with the mouse at all times;
• you'll be able to bind any key on the keyboard to the Recenter function, which is especially important for people who have accessibility problems and find it hard to use the headshake gesture.

Phew, that was a long post already! New release coming up in a day or two!!!