DOOM-3-BFG-VR VS OculusKiller

This is great for those wanting to play Doom 3 in VR! Before, you had to consider what version of Doom 3 for PC you had to buy based on your preferred VR platform with the Oculus Quest port requiring files from the original version while the PCVR mod uses the BFG Edition.

The Doom 3 code you linked is ancient, the most updated branch is here: https://github.com/NPi2Loup/DOOM-3-BFG-VR/releases

Doom 3 BFG: https://github.com/NPi2Loup/DOOM-3-BFG-VR/releases

It's the shitty oculus software, I use oculus killer for this exact reason, just make sure you follow the instructions and of course, use at your own risk

UMM BepInEx Oculus Killer to make my wire linked quest 2 launch in steam vr with some other perks The VR mod itself (I use 0.9 in the recording but a newer version was released) The mod that makes announcers possible Serial Designation J from Murder Drones as my announcer

As for free stuff you can try, there's stuff you can mess with using Oculus debug tool (there's plenty of posts in this sub about it) and OculusKiller is worth a shot (it disables the Oculus dash and boots you straight to steamvr)

Oculuskiller

Second, either use https://github.com/LibreQuest/OculusKiller to kill the Oculus Dash and boot straight into SteamVR, the Oculus Dash uses up a lot of resources you want to use, or ditch Link completely and use ALVR or Virtual Desktop.

You can always try tinkering with the Oculus diagnostics tools, too. You can precisely tweak stuff like the bitrate, how strong ASW is (TL;DR interpolating frames so it doesn't have to render as much), resolution... Much more than what you can do in the Oculus app itself. Hell, you can squeeze even MORE performance by downloading and using something like OculusKiller, which skips their own home environment by loading you directly into SteamVR.

I also use Oculus Killer to stop Oculus home from running with link and eating resources \Also Tested Without])

I just discovered that OculusKiller (https://github.com/LibreQuest/OculusKiller) works with the AirLink, so as soon as you connect to your pc from the Quest 2 you start SteamVR bypassing completely the Oculus Dash.