There is noticable delay between head movement and camera. You can best see this when the chaperone is active. The chaperone behaves as it should, while the game world lags behind. If a developer is reading this: Go to the PlayerController (or create a blueprint for it, if you haven't yet), and uncheck the checkbox "Auto Manage Active Camera Target". I hope that fixes it. Good luck!...

So it calims that it should work with the Rift, but everytime I launch it, it just opens the room setup for the Vive and crashes. Is there some trick I'm missing?

This feels like more of a proof of concept than something that would usually be released on Steam. Can't say I didn't enjoy what I saw though. What is the plan for it moving forward?

Input: Keyboard / Mouse Play Area: Standing Most of us find it hard to use our keyboard and mouse whilst standing in VR, effectively blindfolded and not in our usual typing positions.... Does this really only work with keyboard and mouse? No gamepads? No Vive motion controller?...

I'm finding that when I look directly at something I can't hear it at all, basically as if I was using a 5.1 surround system with the center channel unhooked. If I look off to an angle I can hear the thing just fine, obviously in one ear or the other depending on where I'm looking. I'm using headphones plugged in to the Vive, and Windows sees it as a two-channel headphone output, so it's not actually the center channel problem....