It's just a webpage. No downloads, don't worry.

I describe what I did to get a stable, enjoyable, reasonable-looking game. Other resources, like GingasVR's excellent overhaul[docs.google.com], are good, but too non-vanilla for my tastes. Meanwhile, my list only deviates from vanilla when I think there's a very good reason, like replacing VATS with bullet time because the former just isn't nice in VR.

Fallout 4 VR sucks quite badly for modern VR standards. Gameplay is lackluster; graphics, lighting, and performance are bad; and there's plenty of VR-only bugs in addition to the bugs in vanilla. As is typical with Bethesda games, you can fix most of that with a whole lot of mods. The modding scene for FO4VR has evolved a lot over time, and as a result not all tips and tricks you read online are still accurate.

This guide aims to be comprehensive and beginner-friendly. You can choose to follow it in its entirety, or pick and choose parts for your own list.

I didn't really focus on performance because I have a powerful PC. However, I mostly avoided mods that negatively affect performance.

If you don't understand something, experience in-game issues, have suggestions, or just need some help, check out the Discussions page[github.com] or open an issue[github.com].

I'm using GitHub to host the guide to make it easier to track bug reports, sort discussions in threads, implement version control, and so I can use Markdown.