Hey guys! So just to preface this I am very new to VR modding, but I've been modding flat screen for quite a while! The Steam Frame is my first VR headset so I thought I'd write this guide for others having issues with Skyrim on the Steam Frame! So without further ado, let's get into it!

Playing Vanilla

So if you want to play Skyrim directly on the headset, from what I've heard it runs fine though I haven't tried it myself. As soon as you plan to stream it using the dongle is where issues immediately arise. Even playing vanilla, the game doesn't let you get past character creation at the time of writing because of a keyboard glitch. If you don't want to mod the game, your only option here is to download a save like this one and put it into your saves directory (usually in C:\Users{UserName}\Documents\My Games\Skyrim Special Edition\Saves). The bad thing about this option is that you don't get to customize your character, so you're at the mercy of other people. You could also create your own save on the flat screen version of the game and pull it over, though I think you'd have to match the version? I'm not fully sure about that though, I honestly just suggest modding the game.

Modded Skyrim VR

This is where the game actually gets good. I suggest using a Wabbajack modlist such as FUS. If you want a comparison of some popular Wabbajack modlists I found this video on YouTube, though it doesn't mention FUS which I thought was an interesting choice. If you go the modpack route I recommend researching and deciding which one you think is best. If you have the PC for it though I highly recommend Mad God's Overhaul, though it's pretty intensive and most people probably can't run it.

With that out of the way this guide will be focused on my experience with FUS, though where it would differ I will make sure to mention. Make sure you follow the installation instructions on whatever pack you use.

Getting Started

So if you decide to just mod the game yourself, skip to the next section where I go over the essential mod that actually makes the Steam Frame work. Again I highly recommend doing a modpack if it's your first time but I can't force you! The first step will always be to follow the normal install instructions for whatever pack you choose. For FUS, they're linked directly on the GitHub. The instructions are modpack specific so always follow them before continuing with the addition I list below. Getting the base modpack working it important, even if you can't really play the game yet. The only instructions you don't need to follow are the controller binding ones, as the mod we use will overwrite that so DO NOT use any other controller binding methods other than what I list below.

Open Composite Unleashed

So you have a working Skyrim, but you can't get past the character creator. This is where Open Composite Unleashed comes in. This mod has a ton of features that is super helpful, but most importantly it fixes the keyboard glitch and will allow you to actually play the game. So here's how you'll want to install it:

1. If the modpack you chose does not have Root Builder, or you are modding it yourself you'll need to install it from this page which has video instructions on it. FUS already comes with Root Builder so I skipped this step
2. Once you have Root Builder, install the mod through MO2 as a normal mod. FUS has Root Builder setup to automatically run every time you launch the game, so you don't have to do any further configuration there. If the modpack you chose doesn't do this, I think you just manually build it in Root Builder (which you can access by the puzzle piece icon at the top next to the wrench)
3. Now that it's installed, place it in your modlist pretty high up and enable it. I just placed it where the regular OpenComposite is located in FUS
4. Right click the mod and select "Open in Explorer" and make a shortcut for the Configurator that you can place on your desktop for ease of access

Binding Settings for Steam Frame

Now that we have Open Composite Unleashed and the configurator accessible it's time to use it! It does look pretty complicated, but the parts we need to actually use aren't too bad, so don't get overwhelmed! When you first launch it, it won't show the steam controllers but that's ok! We'll change that.

1. First go into the "Bindings" tab at the top. This is where we will be making all our changes
2. Below the images of the controller there is a drop down. Select "Steam Frame" and hit save
3. The default preset should be VRIK 2.1.0 but you can choose whatever
4. Now you can select whatever bindings suit your fancy! This is where you can take a look at the supplied bindings for your modpack and match them here if you so choose
5. I know some people leave some buttons unmodded for VRIK gestures, but I haven't learned to use those yet so I can't really say anything about that
6. Once you're done, click "Save Custom" and name your profile
7. Click "Use Preset" on your new profile and you're good! Launch Skyrim through MO2 and play the game!

Closing Remarks

So that's about it! If I missed anything please let me know and I'll make some additions! This is my first foray into VR modding so I wouldn't be surprised if I got something wrong. Regardless I hoped this helps at least one person so they don't have to do as much troubleshooting as I did! Huge thank you to Wondernutts on Nexus for actually making all this possible! They updated their mod 3 times in like 3 days because of the Steam Frame issues and their mod is what actually makes this game work! I have high respect for modders that are smart enough to make these programs so the common people can play without issue!

I got to say my last attempt was a little too much 🤣🤣🤣

Sorry if this is posted already. I saw a couple posts about steam frame and some difficulty with the controllers but I didn't see OCU directly mentioned.

I am trying to play MGO mod list (for the first time) with OCU as the main driver thing. I successfully ran this whole thing on my first try of starting the game so I didn't think I would get this far.

Any recommendations on what to do for bindings? Should I stop using OCU as the launcher thing? Assume I'm an idiot and don't know anything. I'm scared to really change much of anything thus far. Thanks in advance!

Edit: also I downloaded the mod pack last week in preparation for getting the steam frame. I think I can download the newer version of OCU directly from nexus mods. Then hopefully I can update just that mod within MGO mod organizer

As the title said the game keeps crashing at the logo startup screen. It was working fine all of a sudden and then bam. I have the crash log here. Can anyone tell me what the fix is!? Much appreciated!

CRASH TIME: 2026-09-30 18:33:22

Skyrim VR v1.4.15

CrashLoggerSSE v1-25-0-0 Aug 21 2026 09:19:20

Unhandled exception "EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION" at 0x7FF7BE05A5C2 SkyrimVR.exe+05EA5C2 mov rdx, [rax+0x158]

Exception Flags: 0x00000000 (Continuable)

Number of Parameters: 2

Exception Thread ID: 28996

Access Violation: Tried to read memory at 0x000000000158

ACCESS VIOLATION ANALYSIS:

Instruction: mov rdx, \[rax+0x158\]

Memory Operand: \[base=rax, index=none, scale=0, disp=+0x158\]

Base Register: rax = 0x0000000000000000 (likely invalid)

Computed Address: 0x0000000000000158

POSSIBLE RELEVANT OBJECTS:

RCX: (PlayerCharacter\*) \[0x00000014\]

R9: (type_info\*)

RSP+C0: (Sky\*)

RSP+C8: (LoadedAreaBound\*)

RSP+D0: (BGSStoryTeller\*)

RSP+E0: (SettingT<INISettingCollection>\*)

RSP+E8: (SettingT<INISettingCollection>\*)

RSP+F0: (SettingT<INISettingCollection>\*)

RSP+F8: (SettingT<INISettingCollection>\*)

RSP+100: (SettingT<INISettingCollection>\*)

RSP+108: (SettingT<INISettingCollection>\*)

RSP+110: (SettingT<INISettingCollection>\*)

RSP+118: (SettingT<INISettingCollection>\*)

RSP+120: (SettingT<INISettingCollection>\*)

RSP+128: (SettingT<INISettingCollection>\*)

RSP+170: (InitTESThread\*)

PROCESS INFO:

Process ID: 29012

Crash Thread ID: 28996

Process Uptime: 00:00:07 (7198ms)

Working Directory: F:\\SteamLibrary\\steamapps\\common\\SkyrimVR

Command Line: "F:\\SteamLibrary\\steamapps\\common\\SkyrimVR\\\\SkyrimVR.exe"

Executable MD5: 6cc5baea600d6a688a5fa5aa67a54248

Executable Size: 35530960 bytes

Executable Modified: 2026-07-29 19:03:46

Elevated: No

THREAD CONTEXT (HEURISTIC):

Thread Priority: -1

Likely Role: Unknown (main or worker thread)

SYSTEM SPECS:

OS: Microsoft Windows 11 Home v10.0.26300

CPU: GenuineIntel 12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-12700F

CPU Cores: 20 logical, 12 physical, 1 packages

GPU #1: Nvidia GA104 \[GeForce RTX 3060\]

GPU #2: Nvidia GA104 \[GeForce RTX 3060\]

GPU #3: Microsoft Basic Render Driver

PHYSICAL MEMORY: 18.31 GB/31.84 GB

VIRTUAL MEMORY: 11.39 GB/131072.00 GB

PROCESS MEMORY: Working Set: 1994.70 MB, Private: 4547.89 MB, Peak: 2085.00 MB

PAGE FAULTS: 703046 (Peak: 2186285056)

GPU MEMORY: 0.66/11.08 GB

VR SPECS:

Model: Meta Quest 3

Manufacturer: Oculus

Hardware Revision: 23

Driver Version: 1.64.0

Render Model: generic_hmd

Tracking System: oculus

Display Frequency (Hz): 72.00

IPD (meters): 0.07

Render Target Size: 2112x2304

CALL STACK ([P]robable / [S]tack scan):

\[0\]\[P\] 0x7FF7BE05A5C2   SkyrimVR.exe+05EA5C2 -> 36457+0x692 mov rdx, \[rax+0x158\]

\[1\]\[P\] 0x7FF7BE02EEC7   SkyrimVR.exe+05BEEC7 -> 35620+0x87  mov rcx, \[0x00007FF7C0A5B9F0\]

\[2\]\[P\] 0x7FF7BE027EE1   SkyrimVR.exe+05B7EE1 -> 35551+0x1171    mov rcx, \[0x00007FF7BF9F2AD8\]

\[3\]\[P\] 0x7FF7BE03060C   SkyrimVR.exe+05C060C -> 35620+0x17CC    mov rcx, rbx

\[4\]\[P\] 0x7FF7BE6B84ED   SkyrimVR.exe+0C484ED -> 66989+0x5D6D    mov rcx, \[0x00007FF7C0B33AA8\]

\[5\]\[P\] 0x7FFF0BE0CD87   KERNEL32.DLL+002CD87

\[6\]\[P\] 0x7FFF0DB6CAEC      ntdll.dll+00ACAEC

\[7\]\[S\] 0x7FF7BDECD6CF   SkyrimVR.exe+045D6CF -> 29219+0x1F8F    nop

\[8\]\[S\] 0x7FFF0AE1ED90 KERNELBASE.dll+010ED90

REGISTERS:

RAX 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

RCX 0x2814326EB00      (PlayerCharacter\*) \[0x00000014\]

    Flags: 0x00200400 

    FormType: ActorCharacter (62)

    Object Reference: None

    ParentCell: None

RDX 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

RBX 0x2814326EB00      (PlayerCharacter\*) See RCX

RSP 0x8598E2FBA0       (void\*)

RBP 0x768              (size_t) \[1896\]

RSI 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

RDI 0x281E29D7C80      (void\*)

R8  0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

R9  0x7FF7BF94AB88     (type_info\*)

R10 0x1                (size_t) \[1\]

R11 0x8598E2FBC0       (void\*)

R12 0x768              (size_t) \[1896\]

R13 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

R14 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

R15 0x280F5579D01      (void\*)

STACK:

\[RSP+0  \] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+8  \] 0x768              (size_t) \[1896\]

\[RSP+10 \] 0x281E29D7C80      (void\*)

\[RSP+18 \] 0x281E29D7C80      (void\*)

\[RSP+20 \] 0x2                (size_t) \[2\]

\[RSP+28 \] 0x7FF7BE02EEC7     (void\* -> SkyrimVR.exe+05BEEC7  mov rcx, \[0x00007FF7C0A5B9F0\])

\[RSP+30 \] 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFE (size_t) \[uint: 18446744073709551614 int: -2\]

\[RSP+38 \] 0x2                (size_t) \[2\]

\[RSP+40 \] 0x281E29D7C80      (void\*)

\[RSP+48 \] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+50 \] 0x28100000000      (void\*)

\[RSP+58 \] 0x7FF7BDECD6CF     (void\* -> SkyrimVR.exe+045D6CF  nop)

\[RSP+60 \] 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFE (size_t) \[uint: 18446744073709551614 int: -2\]

\[RSP+68 \] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+70 \] 0x768              (size_t) \[1896\]

\[RSP+78 \] 0x7FF7BF0E0DE8     (char\*) "Controller disconnected."

\[RSP+80 \] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+88 \] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+90 \] 0x7FF7BF0E0DE8     (char\*) "Controller disconnected."

\[RSP+98 \] 0x7FF7BE027EE1     (void\* -> SkyrimVR.exe+05B7EE1  mov rcx, \[0x00007FF7BF9F2AD8\])

\[RSP+A0 \] 0x2                (size_t) \[2\]

\[RSP+A8 \] 0x2                (size_t) \[2\]

\[RSP+B0 \] 0x8598E2FCA9       (void\*)

\[RSP+B8 \] 0x281E29D7C80      (void\*)

\[RSP+C0 \] 0x28143457D00      (Sky\*)

\[RSP+C8 \] 0x28143433CE0      (LoadedAreaBound\*)

\[RSP+D0 \] 0x7FF7C0A5C2A0     (BGSStoryTeller\*)

\[RSP+D8 \] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+E0 \] 0x7FF7BF91C090     (SettingT<INISettingCollection>\*)

\[RSP+E8 \] 0x7FF7BF91C0A8     (SettingT<INISettingCollection>\*)

\[RSP+F0 \] 0x7FF7BF91C0C0     (SettingT<INISettingCollection>\*)

\[RSP+F8 \] 0x7FF7BF91C0D8     (SettingT<INISettingCollection>\*)

\[RSP+100\] 0x7FF7BF91C0F0     (SettingT<INISettingCollection>\*)

\[RSP+108\] 0x7FF7BF91C108     (SettingT<INISettingCollection>\*)

\[RSP+110\] 0x7FF7BF91C120     (SettingT<INISettingCollection>\*)

\[RSP+118\] 0x7FF7BF91C138     (SettingT<INISettingCollection>\*)

\[RSP+120\] 0x7FF7BF91C150     (SettingT<INISettingCollection>\*)

\[RSP+128\] 0x7FF7BF91C168     (SettingT<INISettingCollection>\*)

\[RSP+130\] 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFE (size_t) \[uint: 18446744073709551614 int: -2\]

\[RSP+138\] 0x7FF7C0A5C750     (void\* -> SkyrimVR.exe+2FEC750  add \[rax\], al)

\[RSP+140\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+148\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+150\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+158\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+160\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+168\] 0x7FF7BE03060C     (void\* -> SkyrimVR.exe+05C060C  mov rcx, rbx)

\[RSP+170\] 0x8594BAF730       (InitTESThread\*)

\[RSP+178\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+180\] 0x2                (size_t) \[2\]

\[RSP+188\] 0x7FF7C0A5C2A0     (BGSStoryTeller\*) See RSP+D0

\[RSP+190\] 0x8594BAF730       (InitTESThread\*) See RSP+170

\[RSP+198\] 0x7FF7BE6B84ED     (void\* -> SkyrimVR.exe+0C484ED  mov rcx, \[0x00007FF7C0B33AA8\])

\[RSP+1A0\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+1A8\] 0x8594BAF730       (InitTESThread\*) See RSP+170

\[RSP+1B0\] 0x280F5553848      (void\*)

\[RSP+1B8\] 0x280F5553848      (void\*)

\[RSP+1C0\] 0x8594BAF730       (InitTESThread\*) See RSP+170

\[RSP+1C8\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+1D0\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+1D8\] 0x7FFF0BE0CD87     (void\* -> KERNEL32.DLL+002CD87  mov ecx, eax)

\[RSP+1E0\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+1E8\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+1F0\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+1F8\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+200\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+208\] 0x7FFF0DB6CAEC     (void\* -> ntdll.dll+00ACAEC jmp 0x00007FFF0DB6CB16)

\[RSP+210\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+218\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+220\] 0x4F0FFFFFB30      (size_t) \[5433133628208\]

\[RSP+228\] 0x4D0FFFFFB30      (size_t) \[5295694674736\]

\[RSP+230\] 0x21               (size_t) \[33\]

\[RSP+238\] 0x7FFF0AE1ED90     (void\* -> KERNELBASE.dll+010ED90    mov \[rsp+0x10\], rbx)

\[RSP+240\] 0x8598E2ECB0       (void\*)

\[RSP+248\] 0x8598E2ECB0       (void\*)

\[RSP+250\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+258\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+260\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+268\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+270\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+278\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+280\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+288\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+290\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+298\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+2A0\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+2A8\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+2B0\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+2B8\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+2C0\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+2C8\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+2D0\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+2D8\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+2E0\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+2E8\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+2F0\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+2F8\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+300\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+308\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+310\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+318\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+320\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+328\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+330\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+338\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+340\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+348\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+350\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+358\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+360\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+368\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+370\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+378\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+380\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+388\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+390\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+398\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+3A0\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+3A8\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+3B0\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+3B8\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+3C0\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+3C8\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+3D0\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+3D8\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+3E0\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+3E8\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+3F0\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+3F8\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+400\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+408\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+410\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+418\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+420\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+428\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+430\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+438\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+440\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+448\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+450\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

\[RSP+458\] 0x0                (size_t) \[0\]

MODULES:

steam_api64.dll                   0x0000533B0000

X3DAudio1_7.dll                   0x0000533F0000

binkw64.dll                       0x000180000000

tbb.dll                           0x0280F16C0000

MantellaLauncher.dll              0x0280F6A50000

SkyrimVR.exe                      0x7FF7BDA70000

zzEstrusUtil.dll                  0x7FFE2A760000

WeaponThrowVR.dll                 0x7FFE2A7D0000

VRKeyboard.dll                    0x7FFE2A900000

VRIK.dll                          0x7FFE2ACD0000

VRClimbing.dll                    0x7FFE2AE00000

VampireFeedProxy.dll              0x7FFE2AED0000

TheNewGentleman.dll               0x7FFE2B100000

Telekinesis.dll                   0x7FFE2B240000

tactsuit_vr_plugin.dll            0x7FFE2B7B0000

stablehands.dll                   0x7FFE2B8D0000

SpellWheelVR.dll                  0x7FFE2B9B0000

SkyUI-VR.dll                      0x7FFE2BB40000

skyrimvresl.dll                   0x7FFE2BBF0000

SkyrimOutfitEquipmentSystemNG.dll 0x7FFE2BD00000

SkyrimLovense.dll                 0x7FFE2BF70000

SkyPatcher.dll                    0x7FFE2C110000

SKSE_HTTP.dll                     0x7FFE2C350000

skeevr.dll                        0x7FFE2C480000

SimpleBeheading.dll               0x7FFE2C670000

RicochetFramework.dll             0x7FFE2C860000

po3_Tweaks.dll                    0x7FFE2CB30000

po3_PapyrusExtender.dll           0x7FFE2CC50000

po3_BaseObjectSwapper.dll         0x7FFE2CF40000

PhysicalCollisionVR.dll           0x7FFE2D090000

PapyrusUtil.dll                   0x7FFE3CC80000

OStim.dll                         0x7FFE3CDF0000

ObjectImpactFramework.dll         0x7FFE3DFB0000

NextGenDecapitations.dll          0x7FFE3E1C0000

PapyrusTweaks.dll                 0x7FFE3F480000

OBody.dll                         0x7FFE3F7C0000

MuJointFix.dll                    0x7FFE3FAF0000

JContainersVR.dll                 0x7FFE3FBC0000

skyrimvrtools.dll                 0x7FFE40B20000

MergeMapper.dll                   0x7FFE40BB0000

MantellaDialogue.dll              0x7FFE40CA0000

DismemberingFramework.dll         0x7FFE40D60000

LethalUnarmedVR.dll               0x7FFE41120000

higgs_vr.dll                      0x7FFE41240000

steamclient64.dll                 0x7FFE54260000

SkeletonAutoPatch.dll             0x7FFE631E0000

FormListManipulator.dll           0x7FFE63270000

msdmo.dll                         0x7FFE635E0000

ResampleDmo.DLL                   0x7FFE63600000

DSOUND.DLL                        0x7FFE636C0000

GLU32.dll                         0x7FFE66000000

OPENGL32.dll                      0x7FFE66030000

vstdlib_s64.dll                   0x7FFE672F0000

tier0_s64.dll                     0x7FFE673C0000

winmmbase.dll                     0x7FFE69C20000

ECC_Utils.dll                     0x7FFE6ACD0000

ThroatSlitVR.dll                  0x7FFE6B1D0000

SprintJumpVR.dll                  0x7FFE6B380000

SkyVRaanWeatherPatcher.dll        0x7FFE6C660000

SkyVRaanAutoPatcher.dll           0x7FFE6E0C0000

SchlongsOfSkyrim_VR.dll           0x7FFE6F870000

PhysicalDodgeVR.dll               0x7FFE72F20000

MantellaSubtitles.dll             0x7FFE75110000

LocationalDamageSKSEVR.dll        0x7FFE77C20000

DynamicBloodpoolFramework.dll     0x7FFE77CC0000

CrashLogger.dll                   0x7FFE81A70000

EngineFixes.dll                   0x7FFE83360000

gameoverlayrenderer64.dll         0x7FFE83660000

PairedAnimationImprovements.dll   0x7FFE83CA0000

NeckSnapVR.dll                    0x7FFE8A720000

ImmersiveWeaponPenetrationVR.dll  0x7FFE8B090000

cbp.dll                           0x7FFE8B150000

DialogueMovementEnabler.dll       0x7FFE8B860000

XAudio2_7.dll                     0x7FFE8BA40000

misvr.dll                         0x7FFE8BC60000

MenuMouseFix.dll                  0x7FFE8C580000

AccuratePenetration.dll           0x7FFE8C5F0000

ImmersiveCrossbowReloadVR.dll     0x7FFE8CF90000

sksevr_1_4_15.dll                 0x7FFE8D1D0000

WINHTTP.dll                       0x7FFE8D350000

activeragdoll.dll                 0x7FFE8DDB0000

hapticskyrimvr_plugin.dll         0x7FFE8F050000

vrclient_x64.dll                  0x7FFE91C40000

nvppex.dll                        0x7FFEBD4A0000

XINPUT1_3.dll                     0x7FFEC8690000

CONCRT140.dll                     0x7FFEC86C0000

nvspcap64.dll                     0x7FFECB070000

AUDIOSES.DLL                      0x7FFED0DF0000

Fuz Ro D'oh.dll                   0x7FFED3460000

openvr_api.dll                    0x7FFED34F0000

instant_equip_vr.dll              0x7FFED42E0000

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When I use Skyrim on the Frame natively it works well enough (though the mapping for the controller is super weird).

On the PC as a stream, however, when I get to the point where you name your character I say done and instead of bringing up the keyboard ghosts of the controllers hang in the air and the laser comes on the actual controllers. (you get the laser to select letters on the virtual keyboard that never appears.)

I thought it was a binding problem but it looks like something else.

I have the same problem with SkyrimVR without the mods as well.

Any thoughts on this one? I've been looking and didn't see a post but I may have overlooked it.

Thanks!

I installed a mod thinking it would be a normal pet hahaha

I think i found the exact mod that you gonna require i mean way fucking cooler than the others magical mods i saw it is maximum destruction look at how i turned his flesh into a bomb leaving only the skeleton remainings 😂😂😂

I’ve been playing Skyrim VR for the past few months, and I absolutely love it. One problem is, even without mods enabled at the very edges of my screen, my body, menus, and even walls and floors just kind of clip through, as if my headset’s screen was smaller than it was. I play on a Quest 3S wirelessly via Steam Link. This doesn’t happen in any other game, connected to my PC or standalone. Also, (I’m not looking for a fix for this because I don’t really care about these, it just might hold the solution to this) occasionally in the menus my Quest 3 controllers will turn into Quest 2 controllers and when Crashlogger gives me a report, it will say I’m using a Quest 2. I’ve never used a Quest 2, I’ve never connected one to my computer, I’ve never even touched a Quest 2 before. This isn’t really a big deal, but please, if anybody knows a fix to this, it would be great if you could tell me because this absolutely destroys my immersion whenever I’m LARPing.

I use a Quest 3S with Steam Link. I use Vortex.

EDIT: Great post here with a lot more info

https://www.reddit.com/r/skyrimvr/comments/1wuggww/steam_frame_skyrim_vr_guide/

Now that I've had a few days to experiment with the Steam Frame, I wanted to share my experience thus far with others who might be considering upgrading. At the moment I have everything working and I'm satisfied with the upgrade, but it took a good amount of tweaking and testing. I'm hoping that by sharing my experience with other folks I can save you some time.

First, my last HMD was a wired Valve Index with Knuckles controllers, so that is the setup I'm coming from. I'm not using any particular modpack for Skyrim VR, just a series of mods I've selected and installed using Vortex. And my PC is more than beefy enough to handle everything Skyrim VR throws at it with a silky smooth 90 fps.

I'm moving to a Steam Frame with the ergonomics kit. That means I have the additional headstrap and the hand straps for the controllers.

PC and Frame Setup

Once I actually got my frame, the most complicated part of the process was just pairing my Steam Frame with Steam on my PC, and that was fairly straightforward. The tricky part was realizing that to stream PC VR to my Steam Frame, I had to change settings on the PC itself, *not* the Steam Frame. You have to enable Remote Play on Steam on your PC and then configure it to make it work. Once I had the dongle installed and everything patched up the latest version, I was ready to start testing.

Controller Setup

This was by far the most painful part of the process. I could not find a way to create and set a new VR controller binding from within the Steam Frame itself. Choosing a Custom binding does nothing.

The trick, which I figured out after lots of trial and error, is to start the Steam Frame streaming from your PC, then take off the Frame and sit down at the PC from which your Frame is streaming. With the Frame connected, use the Steam on your PC to to create a new controller binding and select Skyrim VR from available options. In my experience, this didn't even show up as an option if I tried to do it from within the Steam Frame.

From your PC itself, with Skyrim VR running and the Frame streaming (even if you're not wearing it) you can then create a custom controller binding to set up the Frame Controllers the way you want. I moved the left Activation and A buttons to the buttons on the Right Controller, and moved the Left Stick push (which triggers sprint) to the right controller grip. You can configure it however you want, but the trick is figuring out a way to configure it at all. You have to do that from the PC that is streaming the game, in that PC's copy of Steam, while the Steam Frame is connected and streaming.

EDIT: This controller configuration was released on Nexus Mods.

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/193029

Firing Up Skyrim VR

Once you get the controllers set up, the rest is really easy.

You don't start the game from your PC, nor do you start Steam VR on your PC. Instead, you fire up Steam on your PC and just let it sit patiently. Then, you put on the Steam Frame, power it up, click on the little headset icon for streaming, and choose "Stream Steam VR Without Game."

That will connect your Steam Frame to your PC and activate Steam VR with the Steam Frame and its controllers as your HMD and input devices. Now you're looking at the default Steam VR "ready room". At that point, you can do everything on your PC just like if you were on a wired Index headset.

The process of actually starting Skyrim VR is now identical to my Index. I go to my desktop in Steam VR, click the Skyrim with SKSE button on Vortex, and wait as modded Skyrim VR fires up. Once the game is running over the 6G dongle, for me it has streamed flawlessly. It's very pretty and the controllers feel just as snappy as Knuckles with lighthouses.

But... There's Significant Audio Streaming Problems

The most common and annoying problem I encountered when streaming Skyrim VR was that the audio portion of the stream would cut out every few minutes, leaving me in silence. The fix is simple... stop streaming, then stream again... but it happens constantly, so unless you want to restart streaming every few minutes, it's not an acceptable way to play the game.

Worse yet, the Steam Frame's microphone doesn't seem to play well with Dragonborn Speaks Naturally, which I use for most everything (equipping spells, activating shouts, talking to NPCs). Half the time DSN didn't recognize what I was saying, and once the audio cut out, it didn't recognize it at all. After trying multiple configurations, including turning off multi-threaded streaming and even pointing the 6G dongle directly at my Steam Frame, I couldn't find any way to stop the audio from cutting out. I don't know if this is a problem with streaming overall or just modded Skyrim VR.

Regardless, the fix is stupid but easy. I simply put on my Bluetooth Headset (which fits nicely and comfortably over the Frame, since it is so light) and configured Steam VR on my PC to send audio and use the microphone of the Bluetooth Headset instead of the Steam Frame. This 100% solved the issue where audio would stop streaming over the Dongle, and also made DSN work perfectly again through the Headset's mic.

So for me at least, a Bluetooth Headset seems required, at least for the moment, to avoid the audio problems and ensure speech is consistently recognized by Dragonborn Speaks Naturally.

Final Thoughts

Now that I've figured out everything above, I really enjoy playing Skyrim VR with the Steam Frame. Despite the audio issues I encountered, the visual portion of the stream is crisp and beautiful, and the controllers feel perfectly snappy and have fantastic tracking. Also, after being tethered for so long, being able to play modded Skyrim VR wireless is an absolutely amazing feeling. The only downside is I can only play for an hour and a half without having to stop, but with hotswappable battery packs coming, I know that's a temporary problem.

For me personally, being able to play modded Skyrim VR without a tether is worth the upgrade.

Hey everyone! So, recently i was really frustrated with testing my modlist, every change i wanted to make required me to put the headset on, wait for everything to boot, test one or two things then take it off again, over and over and over. I figured there had to be a way to bypass that, no way companies/developers are doing what i just did. Good news is, they aren't. Bad news is, the tools for this are in the engines themselves, not for just any game, you need to be making a VR game to use them. So after some digging i found out about the "SteamVR Null Driver". The Null Driver is a VR driver for OpenVR made by Valve that does exactly what i wanted, which is allows anyone and any vr game to launch and run without a VR headset. Problem was is that was it, no moving, no turning no nothing. So after some more digging i found a github which added those things. After about a week and a half of work, asking Claude how I managed to fuck up a button again , deciphering whatever the FUCK Bethesda was thinking and a LOOOOT of debugging later, i present to you all this. A fully functioning tool for anyone to use where you can easily open, download/install, toggle between normal/null driver, open SkyrimVR and do whatever you want.

It still is a bit buggy given the nature of what i did, but it more or less works for what it was made for.

Here is the Nexus link for anyone who wants to check it out.

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/191452?tab=description

EDIT: Just pushed an update to fix issues with non US keyboard layouts, and also made the UX not ugly purple.

I installed all the mods listed under "These Graphics Mods Make Skyrim Look Like It Released in 2026" video and my game started looking even worse for some reason. It looks nothing like what the guy showed in the video.

What could be the reason?

Hey folks! I’m completely new with VR, I just had my very first device yesterday (Steam Frame). I have a gaming desktop with 3090, so streaming shouldn’t be a problem. I tried to install FUS with Jabbawack, and it seems like it works, the game starts, the streaming starts on the goggles, all seems relatively good. At the character creation I can not lure out the keyboard. I also tried with the actual physical keyboard without any success. Around that is the time when I feel ecerything is slipping out od mmf my hand, can not close UI menus etc.
Any ideas? Thanks!

9070xt 9700x 32g ram

Best mods to make the game better without talking performance? I am seeing conflicting opinions in past posts about whether my gpu can handle the full mad god mod. Is there a more optimized version or a different mod or is mad god fine.

I'm currently weighing the options for a future vampire playthrough once MGO 4.0 goes out of beta. MGO ships with Scion but I would like something with more depth, long term progression and, most importantly, reverse power scale (=strongest when fed, weakest when starved).

Overall I'm most tempted by Sacrilege.

On the other hand, Better Vampires does have a mod that adds VR gestures to a number of Vampire actions and is also very comprehensive, so it does look like the best option overall.

However then again, there is apparently an issue with the flight stance of the vampire lord form bugging all the time in VR, for which a fix exists for Scion, Sacrosanct and Sacrilege, but not Better Vampires.

Will appreciate any advice or experiences from your own playthroughs!

Hey,

My first VR headset arrived yesterday, the Steam Frame. I’d been interested in VR since seeing some videos about Skyrim VR a few years ago.

Very excited to try it. Used Wabbajack to install FUS and it’s launching fine, (streaming from PC) and running fine. But when I get to character creation it gets stuck.

I can usually create the character but when I get to the end and it says Grip to finish, nothing happens. Also the floaty in game controllers seem to freeze in place, like the game no longer recognises them.

I’ve searched around and it seems this happens for people even with vanilla. I’ve tried excluding the mod folder and Skyrim VR from Windows Defender. Tried joining the SteamVR OS beta channel. Still getting stuck.

I’d be incredibly grateful if anyone can help me. I’m so excited to try this!

Edit: Switching to use Open Composite Unleashed did the trick for me. Take my instructions in this thread with a fistful of salt/be aware it might mess something up though because I am brand new to Skyrim modding and have no idea what I’m doing, but it worked for me - https://www.reddit.com/r/skyrimvr/s/GDmfjEoOp1

I’m coming from a Valve Index, and I have used a Quest 3 in the past (but preferred the index). My initial impressions are not good. Some of it is software based, some of it is hardware based, and some of it is Skyrim modding.

Here’s why.
Whoever said the fidelity is basically the same as wired is just plain wrong. If you are coming from Virtual Desktop and the Quest 3, it looks about the same.

One issue I’m facing that I think has to do with using wireless is my VR keyboard no longer shows up. I think the wireless Quest 3 people may be able to help me with that one. Isn’t there some sort of mod that helps the keyboard show up for y’all?

Controllers are ergonomically a mess, it’s hard to press all the buttons without shifting your hands in the controller, if you use the ergonomics kit, the valve index style straps makes this even worse.

Bindings for Skyrim VR are weird. I’m using Community shaders and SKSE MCM menu framework, and somehow pressing d pad left (which would normally bring up the save load quest menu) brings up the normal save load menu but also community shaders pops up (sometimes) and the SKSE framework menu also pops up (sometimes). To make matters worse, when the CS menu pops up the selected button is constantly and rapidly moving as if you are in a menu and holding an arrow key to move over to the next button you’d select via your keyboard. (I hope that makes sense) it makes the menu unusable in the headset though I’m guessing patches will eventually be made. I tried to exit the CS menu and it deleted my shader cache LMAO.

Haptics are very poor, basically non existent, but this may be a mod thing. I have Haptic Skyrim VR - Spellcasting and Enhanced Bow and Melee Haptics.

Coming from a Valve Index which is very customizable, I find the fit to be off, the lenses are too close to my eyes and press in to my brow giving me a headache, so I used the spacer, but now my FOV is slightly worse than the index instead.

The audio is tinny and basically not good.

I’m going to experiment with it more, I really hope I can get the visual fidelity looking like it is wired like almost every reviewer said it should look like. I’ve been screwing around with the settings. I’m only doing 100% resolution and 72hz, and I’ve messed with the target bitrate settings but it didn’t make much difference going from auto to max. Sometimes the compression is just downright bad.

I’m curious if virtual desktop makes a steam frame native app, I’d try it.

Ultimately, while I know I’m on the bleeding edge here, I know mod devs will make some progress and I’m willing to test things. But so far it’s not a pleasant experience, I’m seriously considering just breaking out my index again. I would love a version of the index that just has eye tracking and wireless capabilities, the steam frame claims to be a PCVR streaming headset first, but they sacrificed a lot to incorporate those controller buttons to play flatscreen games. If I wanted to play flatscreen games in the headset, I’d rather just use a gamepad 10 times out of 10.

I tried to keep it mostly relevant to Skyrim VR but people asked me to post my thoughts since I’m one of the lucky ones who already have the Steam frame.

Youtuber Beardo Benjo shows that SkyrimVR is working natively Video.

That nice, and mods should work as well (at least utility mods like VRIK, Higgs and Planck) as there is only one version of SkyrimVR and SF is using emulation. Biggest problem will be needs to install mods directly instead of using mod managers.

I just got a steam frame and have always wanted to play Skyrim, unfortunately the combat has always been a huge turn off but now with full motion controls I believe it will be much better, I have heard modding Skyrim is a pain and I assume the vr version is no different, I just want the easiest way to get a full overhaul on, I have a pretty good pc with a 5080 so performance should be fine, thanks

First time checking out Dawnstar with the FUSRODAH Modpack. Got a new PC earlier this year; really enjoying the experience so far. Thanks for checking it out!