OVR Advanced Settings changing to be paid
I Bring a bit of bitter-sweet news but the short version is below.
on or about 4/15/24 (april 15th 2024) OVR Advanced Settings will no longer be free it will cost $7.99 (and adjusted regionally).
- If you already use/own OVRAS on Steam, you will not need to purchase it.
- You have until 4/14/24 to add/download it for free, at which point it will be paid.
- It will cost $7.99
[h2]Why?[/h2]
It has been my pleasure over the last several years to continue to support and develop for OVRAS for over 750,000 users, I want to continue to do so, and in fact continually want to create a better User experience for all users and VR as a whole.
Simply put development is not currently on a sustainable path, and hopefully with this change more time and effort can be put into making up for several shortfalls.
[h2]What's Going to Change?[/h2]
Ultimately this change is designed to help alleviate several issues, including better support through more documentation/tutorials, possibly translations for some other languages, and more time just spent fixing issues that crop up.
[h2]Thank You[/h2]
For the community as a whole and those that have assisted the project through time, contribution, or financially, thank you. Your support is invaluable, and developing OVRAS into what the community wants is an on-going goal.
on or about 4/15/24 (april 15th 2024) OVR Advanced Settings will no longer be free it will cost $7.99 (and adjusted regionally).
- If you already use/own OVRAS on Steam, you will not need to purchase it.
- You have until 4/14/24 to add/download it for free, at which point it will be paid.
- It will cost $7.99
[h2]Why?[/h2]
It has been my pleasure over the last several years to continue to support and develop for OVRAS for over 750,000 users, I want to continue to do so, and in fact continually want to create a better User experience for all users and VR as a whole.
Simply put development is not currently on a sustainable path, and hopefully with this change more time and effort can be put into making up for several shortfalls.
[h2]What's Going to Change?[/h2]
Ultimately this change is designed to help alleviate several issues, including better support through more documentation/tutorials, possibly translations for some other languages, and more time just spent fixing issues that crop up.
[h2]Thank You[/h2]
For the community as a whole and those that have assisted the project through time, contribution, or financially, thank you. Your support is invaluable, and developing OVRAS into what the community wants is an on-going goal.