# \ud83d\udd76\ufe0f VR Craft
\n> Playing with an Adventure on VR? Then that pack is for you! Whatever you imagine on VR, there. Say goodbye to the Ugly Minecraft!<\/p>\n
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## \ud83d\ude80 About the Pack
\n**VR Craft** is a highly optimized, immersive visual pack designed specifically for players using VR headsets (like Vivecraft). This pack removes annoying screen clutter and focuses on pure, real-life immersion while standing inside the blocky world!<\/p>\n
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## \ud83c\udfac YouTube Video (pack review)
\nuhhh… it doesn’t exist! \ud83d\ude41<\/p>\n
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## \u2728 Features<\/p>\n
### \ud83c\udfaf Ultimate Immersion
\n### \ud83d\udee0\ufe0f Future-Proof Design
\n– Built with a highly advanced, clean folder structure to prevent visual glitches and ensure smooth frame rates while rendering in a heavy virtual reality environment.<\/p>\n
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## \ud83d\udce6 How to Install
\n1. Download the `.zip` file from this page.
\n2. Open your Minecraft game directory and drop the zip into the `resourcepacks` folder.
\n3. Boot up your game (Works brilliantly with VR mods like Vivecraft), go to **Options** -> **Resource Packs**, and move **VR Craft** to the top of the active list!<\/p>\n
Don’t forget to install Vivecraft too!<\/p>\n
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And Fabric API!<\/p>\n
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## \ud83d\udd28 How the resource pack was made
\n1. Invisible Crosshair
\n – By making the Crosshair invisible in the files (erasing the data inside).
\n2. Custom Splashes
\n – By changing the splashes.txt file to add new splashes.
\n3. Menu New Text
\n – By changing the lang folder to support almost every language to change the Menu’s Text.
\n4. Beautiful New Minecraft Title (VR Craft)
\n – By making the Title in Blockbench and then saving it as an image then putting it into `textures\/gui\/title`.
\n5. Different Enchantment Glint Color
\n – By downloading the pack from John Paul Inso for changing Enchantment Glint Colors and then choosing the pink (instead of purple).
\n – Credits to creator also!<\/p>\n
Also, watch out for the Changelog since that’s where new features will come!<\/p>\n
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## \ud83d\ude21 BRUH ERRORS WHILE CONNECTING TO VR HEADSET
\nIf you **installed Vivecraft** already and clicked the **VR: Off** button to turn it **on**, it may commonly give an error, why?<\/p>\n
– Vivecraft requires you to have SteamVR so it can translate your real-life moves into the game.<\/p>\n
### So how to fix this?
\nSimple!<\/p>\n
1. Go to **Steam**
\n – **Tip:** If it requires you to sign in, just sign in!
\n2. Install **SteamVR**
\n3. Once it’s installed, **click the little VR icon** on whatever position on the Steam app<\/p>\n
### Still?
\nIf it still gives you errors, it may be maybe this reason:<\/p>\n
**YOU DIDN’T CONNECT TO THE WIFI**.<\/p>\n
1. Connect to the WiFi on both the **VR** (Headset) and your **Computer**
\n2. Once you’re done, if needed, do the settings the VR asks you (though optional maybe)<\/p>\n
### I did all steps and still
\nIt sounds like you may gave a Quest 3 VR. Try **connecting the port to the computer** (nothing required for this)<\/p>\n
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## \ud83d\ude35\u200d\ud83d\udcab But I’m spinning
\nIf that happens, CHANGE YOUR SETTINGS IMMEDIATELY!!! There’s an option on some VRs which are an **IPD** (Interpupillary Distance) thing. Change it to something like **1** or **2**.<\/p>\n
**HOWEVER**. If it’s a value that makes it very blurry, you will get Motion Sickness (feel dizzy)<\/p>\n
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## But isn’t playing VR easy?
\nIt’s actually a bit hard if you’re trying to open GUIs or interact. So to help you out, check this official YouTube video:<\/p>\n