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Update 27 is live! Day/Night length settings, saturation setting, "reset" button for all settings, new light processed wood texture, and bugfixes!



Hey everyone!

Update 27 is live, adding independent settings for the length of day and night, a setting for saturation, a way to individually reset every setting to the default value, a great new texture for light processed wood and many important fixes!

As usual, here is a very quick overview of the things changed in this update, with more details below:

  • Added settings for length of day and night
  • Added setting for saturation (especially useful on WMR headsets)
  • Added reset button next to every setting in the settings. It allows you to individually reset every setting to its default value.
  • Added new texture for light processed wood
  • Fixed sledgehammer not causing damage on wallstone
  • Made sledgehammer also cause damage on all types of wood. It makes sense that a hammer can't only be used to destroy stone, but also wood!
  • Fixed texture of blue and green flowers. The texture for them was broken, resulting in them having the same texture like regular grass.
  • Made picture frame brighter in torch light
  • Further reduced SSAO by 35% on "Off" and "Low" bloom
  • Fixed rain sounds. The rain sound was broken since Update 26.
  • Fixed cloud movement speed being significantly too fast
  • Fixed text box in inventory always saying "Processed Wood (Light)", even while being in settings
  • Fixed block movement breaking after mesh object placement mode has been selected (like chest)
  • Fixed evil bug that caused game to crash when loading any world with a sledgehammer existing anywhere in the world (e.g. on a wall mount)
  • Fixed potential crash


Day/Night length settings


By default, day in the game is roughly 5 times longer than night. This is a good default, but you might prefer a different distribution for this, so now you can have that! You can make day and night both very long, both very short, or make one very short and the other one long or any other combination.

So these settings don't just allow you to change the relative distrubution of day/night, but also wjat is the full length of the day/night cycle.

Reset button next to all settings


There previously was no way to know what the default of a setting was after you changed it, now there is! This was added now because it would likely have been very hard otherwise to get back to the exact defaults for the day/night length settings.

Saturation setting


This is a very simple setting that allows you to modify the saturation of the game - either you want to modify this due to personal preference, or you might want to make the game in LCD VR headsets look more similar to naturally more saturated headsets with OLED displays. I think I've read multiple times that WMR users like to have saturation settings, and it definitely doesn't hurt to have a setting for this!

New texture for light processed wood


As shown in the screenshot on the very top of this announcement, there is a new texture for light processed wood! I couldn't stand the old texture any more, it was too ugly and totally not 8K. New one looks much better and so much more high res! You'll now bump your nose against the wall before seeing any pixels of that texture. That's how textures should be!

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As usual, thanks very much to our great beta testers in the official cyubeVR discord who tested this update as part of 7 separate beta builds! If you also want to test new features earlier when they come out in the beta branch, make sure to join the discord and take a look at the #beta-build-patch-notes and #beta-build-discussion channel!

That's all for today! If you like the game, don't forget to tell other people about it and write a review on Steam if you haven't done that already, even if its just a few words. Writing a review and spreading the word is the easiest way you can support the game!
Thanks for caring about the game and as usual, make sure to report all issues you see and give me as much feedback as possible in the official forums or the official discord server, join it before its full ;) We're more than 400 people strong there already, come and join us! If you don't like something about the game, tell me there and I'll try to improve it! I'm available to chat with anyone in discord.

Also, don't forget there's an official roadmap with voting features!

Looking forward to hearing what you think about the new update :)

Cheers!

Update 26 is live! Copper sledgehammer tool, moving of existing blocks, significant optimizations and more!



Hey everyone!

Update 26 is live, adding a great copper sledgehammer tool which causes a lot of area damage, a new block-move feature that allows you to move any blocks you placed even after they are placed, and a lot of significant optimizations, bugfixes, and other improvements!

As usual, here is a very quick overview of the things changed in this update, with more details below:

  • Added copper sledgehammer
  • Made it possible to move blocks after they have been placed
  • Optimized how destroying blocks is handled internally
  • Improved when "can't modify world yet" warning is shown
  • Fixed snow on chest, deer, and rabbits not being occluded correctly when indoors
  • Increased delay between damaging blocks and "self-healing" for block starting
  • Made self-healing process of blocks slower
  • Optimized navigation code
  • Optimized generation of instant loading files
  • Optimized deer and rabbits, nice CPU time reduction every frame
  • Other general performance optimizations
  • Fixed location of attachment points of nugget items
  • Fixed snow or rain appearing in caves sometimes
  • Adjusted out of focus warning to more exactly mention in which ini it can be disabled
  • Adjusted min spec warning in main menu to not detect i5 8th or 9th Gen as below min spec


Copper Sledgehammer


[video]https://stonebrickstudios.com/cyubevr/SteamAnnouncements/KroySledgehammerExampleNoAudio.webm?v=1[/video]
(This is a gif made from this Twitch Clip, from a stream of Kroy testing the sledgehammer in the cyubeVR beta build)

There's now a Copper Sledgehammer in the game! It's a nice, big sledgehammer. It very quickly breaks all hard blocks like stone or ores with a lot of area damage, so every hit will damage up to 25 blocks at once, with damage getting less the further away a block is from the block you hit. Using the copper sledgehammer is a lot of fun!

The sledgehammer causes a lot of damage and is great for quickly clearing a big area - the blocks it breaks drop significantly fewer items though compared to mining them with a stone or copper pickaxe, so for efficiently mining a lot of resources it's not very useful.

Since damaging so many blocks at once is quite different to the previous tools that only ever damaged one block, the block damage system also had to be optimized quite a lot. These optimizations benefit all tools in the game and will be especially useful for all things in the future that will cause area damage on blocks.

One change you will notice with all tools is that the delay between you damaging a block and it starting to "heal" itself is twice as long now compared to before, and the "healing" process is also taking twice the time until it's done. So, damaged blocks stay damaged significantly longer than before.

The sledgehammer crafting recipe is now the biggest recipe in the game, requiring 35 items. Go search for it now! :)

Move blocks after they are placed


[video]https://stonebrickstudios.com/cyubevr/SteamAnnouncements/BlockMove.webm?v=1[/video]

You can now move existing blocks!

With the block place mode selected, when the front of the place tool is inside of a block and you hold the trigger button, you can move that block now.

Previously, if you were building something and you accidentally placed a block at an incorrect location, you had to switch to the "tool" mode, select the correct tool, destroy the block, collect it, select the place mode again and place the block at the correct location. This whole process is no longer needed now, you never need to switch away from the block place mode! You can keep the place mode active and just move the block to the correct location, and then keep building.

Moving blocks only works with blocks that were placed by the player, that prevents that you could take an ore block and "move" it across the whole world - you can move every block that you manually placed.

I'm quite excited about this, it really feels great to move blocks around. Try it out yourself!

Improved feel of block destruction


Previously, only when you fully destroyed a block the visual representation you see was updated, so depending on how fast and busy your CPU was, it could happen that a block stayed visible for something like 0.1, 0.2 or 0.3 seconds after you already destroyed it. That didn't feel as good as it could.

Now it's changed so that once you damage a block, the chunk is updated already internally, while you still see a temporary representation of the damaged block. Once you finished destroying the block, which is likely at least half a second later, only that temporary representation of the block disappears, and the actual chunk has already had the block removed, which means the block will disappear instantly (the exact frame you destroyed it). Even if you're running the game on a way too slow CPU like an i3, or having Prime95 run in the background, destroying blocks should feel completely instant now! It was actually quite some work to get that working nicely.

One side effect of this is that once you damage a block, it will look slightly different (slightly brighter) compared to when it's undamaged. Before, the damaged block only had the damage texture applied, now the whole block also has a slightly brighter color.

Optimizations


This is an update that (again) improves performance in general. From time to time, it's good to spend a bit of time on performance! Some things were sped up very significantly:

- Optimized one function in the UE4 source code responsible for AI navigation, causing hitches from time to time. The code in there was not ideal, so it was possible to make it 13 times quicker

- Made Chunk LOD generation twice as fast by optimizing memory access pattern (meaning, more cache friendly code)

- Hugely optimized generation of instant loading chunk mesh files, it's 4400% faster now while resulting in same file sizes

- Significantly optimized deer and rabbits, this results in some nice CPU time reduction every frame

- Other small optimizations

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As usual, thanks very much to our great beta testers in the official cyubeVR discord who tested this update as part of 7 separate beta builds and made sure possible bugs are were fixed before this update gets released in the stable branch! If you also want to test new features earlier when they come out in the beta branch, make sure to join the discord and take a look at the #beta-build-patch-notes and #beta-build-discussion channel!

That's all for today! If you like the game, don't forget to tell other people about it and write a review on Steam if you haven't done that already, even if its just a few words. Writing a review and spreading the word is the easiest way you can support the game!
Thanks for caring about the game and as usual, make sure to report all issues you see and give me as much feedback as possible in the official forums or the official discord server, join it before its full ;) We're more than 390 people strong there already, come and join us! If you don't like something about the game, tell me there and I'll try to improve it! I'm available to chat with anyone in discord.

Also, don't forget there's an official roadmap with voting features!

Looking forward to hearing what you think about the new update :)

Cheers!

Update 25 is live! Dynamic Weather with Snow and Rain, Birthday Hats, grabbing bunnies and much more!



Hey everyone!

Update 25 is live, adding most importantly dynamic weather, including snow and rain! Also, it's cyubeVRs 1st birthday today, so you can expect to see some nice birthday hats. There's a lot of other things added or improved in this update, so keep reading!

As usual, here is a very quick overview of the things changed in this update, with more details below:

- Added dynamic weather system
- Added new weather: Rain
- Added new weather: Snow
- Added weather settings
- Added best feature ever: You can grab bunnies now. Then they're fidgeting. You can carry them around!
- Added birthday hats to deer and rabbits, only on 26th and 27th January
- Added graphics setting for Antialiasing Strength
- Improved functionality of resolution slider in the graphics settings
- Improved feeling of tool physics
- Adjusted 8K screenshots to take second screenshot at "Low" bloom instead of "Medium"
- Made getting wood from tree with stick more predictable, exactly every 6th hit will now spawn a wood item
- Improved various rendering related things that made cyubeVR not work on Pimax
- Added a small, second needle to the compass that shows you your elevation
- Fixed issue that caused recipes to not show up correctly for some people using Windows 7 or Windows 8
- General performance optimizations

Dynamic weather system


There's now a system for dynamic weather changes in the game. The weather will smoothly change between normal, snow and rain. If you dislike some weather, you can actually disable it in the settings menu of the game - there are settings for both rain and snow, you can set either of them to "Always", "Natural", or "Never". So you can easily say you want it to constantly snow while it's winter, or never rain.

Snow


[video]https://stonebrickstudios.com/cyubevr/SteamAnnouncements/SnowLoop.webm?v=1[/video]

Yay! It's winter! There's snow now!

Snow is white stuff slowly falling from the sky. No one knows where it comes from. But it's white! And it looks great!

The longer it snows, the more white the landscape will become, and it's not just the landscape! The animals will be white, the trees will be white, everything will be white! Of course, snow is only outside, in your house or in caves there will be no snow.

You should keep bloom at low, otherwise you'll probably die from blindness, as snow is pretty white.

The world feels completely different with snow, it feels like winter. Great winter atmosphere! Best winter atmosphere! It's winter! I'm very excited about snow!

Rain


[video]https://stonebrickstudios.com/cyubevr/SteamAnnouncements/RainLoop.webm?v=1[/video]

There's Rain now!

Rain is wet water falling from the sky. Rain causes splashes on the ground, and the ground becomes wet. Really wet. Rain sounds like rain. If you have a roof over your head, rain will stay outside!

The rain sound is nicely 3D - if you're in a building with one opening to outside, you will hear the rain sound coming from exactly that opening. That feels very realistic.

Since rain falls from the sky, the sky will look different when it rains. The sky will be very cloudy, and the clouds don't let as much light through as without clouds. That means it will get darker, even during the day. Also, clouds absorb certain wavelengths of light more than others - which means the light that reaches the ground has a colder color temperature. That's also the case for snow!

And rain comes with wind! Wind is moving air, and moving air collides with trees - wind movement of trees is significantly stronger when it rains!

While it's raining, you can actually end up in the rain clouds of you are somewhere high up on a mountain - the higher your elevation is, the foggier it becomes. You'll have the clearest view in valleys.

Birthday Hats




Today, it's cyubeVRs 1st birthday! Depending on timezone, the game came out either on 26th or 27th of January 2018. We need to celebrate this in the game! This is why all deer and rabbits will wear birthday hats on the 26th and 27th of every year now. They are happy about the game's birthday :)

Grabbing Bunnies




This is really the best feature ever. Well, no, snow is better. But this is so much fun!

You can now grab bunnies with the hand and lift them up. Then they're fidgeting. You get haptic feedback from the bunnies! You can carry them around. Maybe they don't like it? Or maybe they like it. No one knows! You can also grab a dead bunny. Those are not fidgeting. They are dead. Because you killed them. And those have realistic ragdoll physics! So you can throw them around and have fun with them :) Or you keep them alive and enjoy the fidgeting. Alive bunnies are better than dead bunnies!

Setting for antialiasing strength


There's a graphics setting for Antialiasing Strength now. It's a slider that allows you to choose between strong AA, which results in a more "stable" image that has less flickering, but looks more blurry, and on the opposite end an image with little AA that has flickering around edges, but also significantly sharper.

Lessened rendering issues on Pimax


There have been some low-level rendering changes to make cyubeVR work better on the Pimax 8K/5K+ headsets. It's still not fully working, but at Small FOV, the game should be perfectly playable now, which is a big improvement already. Still working on making it work better on Normal and large FOV, unfortunately having to wait for one bug in UE4 to be fixed for that.

Getting wood from trees using the stick


Previously, when you hit a tree with the "stick" tool, a piece of wood spawned with a probability of 1/12. Now, I changed it so that exactly every 6th strong enough hit will spawn a piece of wood. Based on peoples reactions in videos, it seems the system with the probability was quite confusing to some people, since having it based on chance, it was a possibility that you could hit a tree 50 times and still not get anything, which would feel like the game is not working correctly. That's why it was adjusted now to feel completely predictable instead.

Added elevation needle to compass


There's a second small needle in the lid of the compass now which shows the elevation you are at. It moves between 0 and 800 (that's the max block height in the game). Now you can know how high you are!

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This update has slowly grown in the beta branch of the game for a long time already, in a total of 13 beta builds. As usual, thanks very much to our great beta testers in the official cyubeVR discord who test new features and make sure possible new bugs are always fixed before an update gets released in the stable branch! If you also want to test new features earlier when they come out in the beta branch, make sure to join the discord and take a look at the #beta-build-patch-notes and #beta-build-discussion channel!

That's all for today! Thanks for caring about the game and as usual, make sure to report all issues you see and give me as much feedback as possible in the official forums or the official discord server, join it before its full ;) We're more than 370 people strong there already, come and join us! If you don't like something about the game, tell me there and I'll try to improve it! I'm available to chat with anyone in discord.
If you like the game, don't forget to tell other people about it and write a review on Steam if you haven't done that already, even if its just a few words. Writing a review and spreading the word is the easiest way you can support the game!

Also, don't forgot there's an official roadmap with voting features now!

Looking forward to hearing what you think about the new update :)

Cheers!

cyubeVR now has a public roadmap on Trello, and you can vote for things on there!



Hey everyone!

Today I have something special for you - a public roadmap for cyubeVR, on trello, with voting features!

I know you want to go straight to the roadmap, here it is:


Roadmap on Trello

I have created that roadmap to make it more clear what the upcoming features in cyubeVR will be - previously, people that followed discussion on the official cyubeVR discord closely usually knew quite exactly what I'm working on and what the next things were, but for anyone who wasn't checking the discord every few days, the cyubeVR development process probably didn't feel as transparent as it could be. That should be different now with that public roadmap being available! :)

You see the roadmap is structured in a way that it's clear what priority ever feature listed on there is - things are tagged as "Highest Priority", "High Priority", "Medium-High Priority", "Medium Priority", and "Low Priority". You also see which features and fixes were done in the last few updates, and you see what new things there are in the current beta branch that's available for our great beta-testers in the discord!

If you have something that you think is missing on the roadmap, please join the discord and mention it there, or create a post in the Steam Discussions about cyubeVR! Of course the roadmap is always evolving and not static - things will change on there, and more new things will be added over time.

I hope you love the new roadmap, don't forget to vote on the features that interest you most so that I can easily see what's import important for the community :)

That's all for today! Thanks for caring about the game, and if you like it, don't forget to tell other people about it and write a review if you haven't done that already! Even if its just a few words, writing a review and spreading the word is the easiest way you can support the game :)

Cheers!

Update 24 is live! Awesome new UI design, new UI rendering path for extreme clarity, Bloom "OFF" setting, high-res video capture mode and many more improvements!



Hey everyone!

Update 24 is live, adding most notably a completely new UI design made by an experienced UI designer, and a special new way of rendering the UI which makes it independent from the game resolution, making it always render the UI with extreme clarity. There's a also a ton of other things added or improved in this update, so keep reading!

As usual, here is a very quick overview of the things changed in this update, with more details below:

- Added new, awesome looking UI design in the game!
- Made UI use very special render path for extreme clarity and readability (might even be the first SteamVR game to do this?)
- Added high-res video capture mode that allows you to create great looking videos of your builds
- Added "Off" bloom option and adjusted what "Low" bloom option does
- Improved hit-detection for tools, making it more realistic
- Improved feel of head-based smooth loco by preventing movement when leaning over blocks
- More reliable world saving/loading - the game now keeps two copies of every chunk
- Added INI option for disabling the out-of-focus warning
- Made out-of-focus and "close to edge of generated world" warnings also use the special render path with extreme clarity
- Added sound when unlocking new recipe
- Fixed a rare bug with recipes not being detected correctly
- Disabled regular shadows on flowers/grass, seems those were accidentally enabled with a previous update, they just cost performance for little visual effect
- Fixed a bug with grabbing items in a chest when using both hands at the same time, and in general fixed a bug that could cause items to disappear when grabbed
- Various other performance improvements

New awesome UI Design with very special rendering path


[video]https://stonebrickstudios.com/cyubevr/SteamAnnouncements/NewUINew.webm?v=1[/video]


There's a vastly improved new UI design now in the inventory briefcase, actually designed by a UI designer. The old UI was boring and really didn't fit the design of the rest of the game. The new UI is in a nice wooden/medieval design and significantly more "interesting" than the old UI which was really just different shades of grey. Instead of thinking "this game looks awesome, and it has an ok-ish UI" now everyone hopefully thinks "this game and it's UI looks super awesome" ;)

Apart from the new design, the UI now also uses a very special rendering path. The UI is rendered to an "image", that image is sent to SteamVR with its coordinates, and then SteamVR is rendering the UI through its own compositor - it's no longer the game that's responsible for displaying the UI, but actually SteamVR. If you're familiar with the technical terms, the games UI now is rendered as a SteamVR Overlay. That means the UI is rendered completely independent from the resolution of the game, the UI is always rendered as if you'd run the game at 400% Supersampling, which makes it incredibly sharp. The UI is also completely unaffected now by any post-processing effects in the game, so there is no bloom or anything else applied on top of the UI!

I'm not aware of any other VR game that uses this special way of rendering UI, since it's way more work to set up than just rendering the UI regularly in the game. But in cyubeVR, only the best solution should be used of course! Now everyone playing cyubeVR will hopefully be blown away by the clarity of the UI :)

Introduction of "off" bloom setting, rework of bloom settings in general


There's an "off" bloom option now. At that option, bloom is 100% off. Previously, only a "low" that was "almost off" existed. Now, there's a total of 4 bloom settings, of which "Off" and "Low" also adjust the strength of SSAO. All bloom settings now do result in consistent texture contrast, which wasn't the case before - so they now do what they should do, adjust how "sharp" of an image you want and how much "glow" around objects you like.

These bloom settings now exist:

Off: All Bloom is 100% off. This results in an unrealistic look, especially regarding the fire of torches, since they don't have any glow around them. SSAO is also reduced by 33% on this option.

Low: This looks almost exactly same as Off, and also has the same SSAO reduction, with the difference that some very bright objects glow, but nothing else does. So regular objects don't have any bloom, but torches do. This setting is very realistic, so this is closest to how the "real world" looks like, where you get a noticeable amount of glow around very bright (light-emitting) objects, but not around any other objects.

Medium: A healthy amount of bloom around all objects. So this is not limited to very bright objects, everything will receive some bloom to give the game a nice, soft look. I think this is the setting that most people want to play on, since it's making the world look nice without actually making it look "blurry".

Default: THIS.. IS.. BLOOOOOM! Everything gets a lot of bloom, you are in a nice fantasy world where everything looks super nice. The world looks so friendly, you never want to leave it. This is how the game is designed to be played, this is cyubeVR.

High Res Video Capture Mode


A high-res video capture mode! This new mode can be enabled in the games INI and fully renders the game a second time for the mirror on the monitor, so it's no longer just a cropped view of one eye. It's very expensive, so its only really useful for when you want to do some short videos to show off awesome things you built, while having it look awesome.

These two new settings were added to the Game.ini file:


UseVerySlow1080pMirrorForVideoCapture=0
VideoCaptureFOV=90.000000


You can find the INI file at


%localappdata%/cyubeVR/Saved/WindowsNoEditor/Game.ini


Set the first setting to 1 to enable it (and remember to set OverrideDefault also to 1, otherwise your ini is completely ignored). With the second setting, you can adjust the FOV the game is rendered with on the monitor.

In the high res mirror you also get lens flares, since it's basically emulating you having a GoPro with adjustable FOV strapped to your head. Regular graphics settings still apply the same for both the in-HMD rendering and the mirror window on the monitor, so medium bloom looks nicest for making videos. Since its super expensive to render anyway, you should also set the graphics settings to highest while doing that, your fps in-HMD will be bad no matter what you do ;)

It's actually rendering the game a second time at 2880x1620 and downscaling that to 1080p, so you get a very, very crisp 1080p image out of that.

For capturing video using this, you just normally use software like OBS or Shadowplay to capture your screen.

The reason for adding this special video capture mode was this awesome "CyubeVR Castle Walktrough" video by Aelgiz:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Su-A6V4JmyM

If you haven't seen that yet, definitely watch it! That video was created before this new high-res video capture mode was added, so you see it's looking more low-res since it's "just" the captured view from a cropped eye of the regular VR rendering, which results in a res somewhere below 720p - but that castle looks super awesome, so I wanted it to be possible in the future to capture videos like that in full 1080p resolution - which it is now, thanks to the new high res video capture mode! :)

Improved head-based smooth loco


If you've played cyubeVR, you know there are 3 different ways in the setting how smooth locomotion should work - one is based on the center of the room, the second one is head-based and the third one is head-based with falling.

Head-based means if you step forward in the real world, and there's a block in the virtual world, you will step up the block in the virtual world - that's very realistic, but it often caused issues previously when you're leaning over blocks, since you were moved up the block then, which made it annoying to grab items on the ground.

When you lean over something in front of you, you are no longer "moved up" now. The "move up" only happens now if your eye position in the real world is more than 150 cm above the ground, so since "leaning over something in front of you" automatically makes you lower your head position, it doesn't happen anymore.

This had to be improved now since with the survival stuff coming, head based smooth loco with falling should at some point be enabled by default, its part of survival that you have to pay attention to not fall down and die. And if that has to be the default, it has to work fine enough for you to never wish to go back to non-head-based smooth loco, which is currently the default.

Improved hit detection for tools


Improved hit detection for axes, pickaxes, and stick. Hitting blocks with the handle will no longer cause any damage on the block - it's more realistic now and harder to accidentally damage a block while having a tool in your hand. For example, only the sharp side of the axe will actually cause damage on a wood block now.

More reliable world saving/loading


The world saving/loading is more resistant to crashes now. The game will always keep two copies of every chunk, so the world folder will have twice the size compared to before, which isn't really an issue since the world files are small. When the game saves a chunk, it now first copies the old chunk file to a Backup folder, and only then update the old chunk file. If the game detects on loading that a file is missing or corrupted, it looks in the Backup folder instead and loads the file from there.

Improvements to out-of-focus warning


By default, cyubeVR starts in fullscreen and asks you to put its window in focus, which is due to how the windows thread scheduler prioritizes the currently focused application for performance. This has been made more clear in the wording of the warning now so that people are hopefully less confused about it.
Also, sometimes you don't want that behavior since it makes it harder to run something like OVRDrop, so new INI settings were also added to the game to adjust that:


UseFullscreen=0
ShowFocusWarning=0


You can find the INI file at


%localappdata%/cyubeVR/Saved/WindowsNoEditor/Game.ini


Also, the out-of-focus warning and the close-to-edge-of-current-world-gen warning now both also use the very special rendering path that the UI uses, so they look significantly sharper!


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This update has slowly grown in the beta branch of the game for quite a while already. As usual, thanks very much to our great beta testers in the official cyubeVR discord that test new features and make sure possible new bugs are always fixed before an update gets released in the stable branch! If you also want to test new features earlier when they come out in the beta branch, make sure to join the discord and take a look at the #beta-build-patch-notes and #beta-build-discussion channel!

That's all for today! Thanks for caring about the game and as usual, make sure to report all issues you see and give me as much feedback as possible in the official forums or the official discord server, join it before its full ;) We're more than 320 people strong there already, come and join us! If you don't like something about the game, tell me there and I'll try to improve it! I'm available to chat with anyone in discord.
If you like the game, don't forget to tell other people about it and write a review on Steam if you haven't done that already, even if its just a few words. Writing a review and spreading the word is the easiest way you can support the game!

Looking forward to hearing what you think about the new update :)

Cheers!