Edit: For those looking for VR support, @arthuro555 released an extension to allow you to do so. Go to their tweet to follow the conversation. - Luni
I think it would be really cool to add vr support since we now have 3d support. 
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Agreed. I love vr and have always wanted to make vr games but unity/unreal/godot are just too difficult for me. Working with Gdevelop recently has just clicked, so I would love to get vr support added to it.
Since it’s an open source engine maybe someone can put a bounty out to modders that’d want to take on the task.
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Have you had a go at getting VR working based on this split screen example? It displays the same scene using different cameras. You might be able to achieve VR using a similar process, but with the screen split 2 ways (instead of the 4 as in the example).
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This is awesome! Thank you, I am very much still new to Gdevelop. This is a awesome example thank you so much! I guess the idea would be to use some sort of stereo 3d like in this video?
Yes, so you end up with 2 vertical projections of the scene. If you place the right scene camera slightly to the right of the other scene camera and with a small rotation towards it’s left, then you should be able to get a decent stereoscopic effect.
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Yes, please keep the forum updated. I’m not aware of any stereoscopic GDevelop games, so it will be a first, and I’m extremely curious to whether it will work.
Hello @MrMen I have not been successful so far. I tried the follow:
Attempt 1: I tried using reshade at https://reshade.me/
it ask what api I am using DirectX9/10/11/12 , OpenGL or Vulcan I tried all of them but was unsuccessful. The menu would not show with the key commands like on the video above in the thread.
Attempt 2: I tried using the split screen example you gave but I was not able to figure out how to make it render just player 1 and have the camera follow player 1 in multiple frames. Do you have any idea on how to do this in the example?
I will let you know if I figure it out. I am enjoying the community here; it is awesome to able to talk about game development on such as awesome engine!
What have you done with attempt 2? Can you screen snip the code you used so far? Also, keep in mind, it may not be possible and it’s not an option I’ve tried out so my suggestions are mere speculation.
@MrMen I tried deleting the camera’s and only having 2. I tried to change the rendering code. I have good news though, I tried a vr prototype extension by arthuro555 in discord. It worked!
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Just saw this in the latest pre release patch notes:
" Make it possible to render a GDevelop scene in VR (Thanks @arthuro555!)"
I’m excited! But wondering how exactly do you try it? 
It is an internal change that makes it technically possible to render a scene in VR. However, you still need JavaScript code to do the actual VR rendering. I’m working on an extension for this, I’ll likely publish a pre-release for people who donate to me on ko-fi 
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I’m selling early access on my Ko-Fi! Ko-Fi members get discounts 
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This is awesome! Great work!!
Hey! Is the extension for use with motion controls also or just to be able to view the scene in vr?
I believe the extension on my lo-fi has basic support for displaying the controllers, but I haven’t implemented logic yet for using them to interact with the game world.
I have seen generally little interest so far (I think I only got two sales) so the extension has gone off of my priority list for now.
Appreciate the reply man! Will purchase tomorrow as I’d love to have a crack at seeing what I can do in game with it! In terms of getting the motion controls to work in game, is that just a case of trial and error with code my end or something that you would have to add to the extension? Surprised more people haven’t pushed this!
I think they are implemented as objects, you need to create a “controller display object” when the game goes in VR to display a controller. As I was saying though, the extension doesn’t yet have ways to do anything but display the controlers.