It's working. Thanks :)

[adrensnyder]

I've wanted to play R.E.P.O. in VR with my wife ever since it came out. When I saw your repo two days ago, I wanted to try it right away.
I downloaded the DEV branch and, as soon as I compiled and launched it, I saw several red errors looping in the console.
I only added some checks to avoid null values — I didn’t actually fix the core issues, since I have very little free time.
Still, I managed to get it running with just two remaining issues:
the controller line in the menu doesn't show up (missing LineRenderer), and there's a persistent white square on the screen.

The game is entirely playable in VR :)

Here’s a test video showing how great your work is:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=VW4-tn8Kh_A&lc=UgxtCEsMsCkydh_rjt54AaABAg&si=sb_2YIj8oHCVMMZ-

As soon as I get a bit of time, I’ll fork the repo to dig into the errors I saw. I'm not a modder, but I’ll try to help if I can.
In the meantime, thanks again!

EDIT: @DaXcess Could i distribute the initial test that works with the problems described if some one want to use/test it?
Maybe i can create a test release on my fork?
I'm not familiar with the world of GIT contributions and I'm not sure how to proceed. I'd rather ask, even though the repository is public and I don't think there should be any issues.

[DaXcess]

I'd suggest starting with pushing your changes to your forked repository, that way it can be determined if the problem might have been caused by a different issue (in which case no changes are needed). If it turns out they are needed you can then make a pull request (or maybe I can just merge the changes without one).

[adrensnyder]

I tried to fix the issue with LineRender without results

[Warning: Unity Log] Parent of RectTransform is being set with parent property. Consider using the SetParent method instead, with the worldPositionStays argument set to false. This will retain local orientation and scale rather than world orientation and scale, which can prevent common UI scaling issues.
[Info   : Unity Log] Reference frame of the curve not set and XROrigin is not found, using global up as default.
[Warning: Unity Log] No Line Renderer found for Interactor Line Visual.
[Warning: Unity Log] No Line Renderer found for Interactor Line Visual.
[Error  : Unity Log] Missing Line Renderer component on Left Controller (UnityEngine.XR.Interaction.Toolkit.XRInteractorLineVisual). Disabling line visual.
[Info   : Unity Log] Reference frame of the curve not set and XROrigin is not found, using global up as default.
[Warning: Unity Log] No Line Renderer found for Interactor Line Visual.
[Warning: Unity Log] No Line Renderer found for Interactor Line Visual.
[Error  : Unity Log] Missing Line Renderer component on Right Controller (UnityEngine.XR.Interaction.Toolkit.XRInteractorLineVisual). Disabling line visual.

I changed in Unity the DefaultLine thinking was a missing texture problem, added some debug but nothing.

Ad this moment on my branch https://github.com/adrensnyder/RepoXR/tree/NullChecks the game start with che errors above. No line from the controllers and the white square always present. Apart those problem is fully playable

[DaXcess]

RepoXR's version of the XR Interaction Toolkit does not support Burst optimizations, however you are shipping a version of XR Interaction Toolkit that has been AOT optimized, but not shipping the AOT code. You'll have to rebuild the original XR Interaction Toolkit (and perhaps even the other dependencies) without Burst (by removing Burst and dependent packages from the Unity Package Manager)

[adrensnyder]

I tried to remove Burst but couldn’t. There must be some dependency I haven’t found yet that’s blocking the uninstall. I also disabled Burst compilation in Project Settings > Burst, but after rebuilding I got the same result. My debugging time for today is up, so as a quick fix I copied Unity.Burst.dll into Plugins/RepoXR/RuntimeDeps. With that in place, the game starts correctly: the controller lines appear and the white square is gone.

I also had to change:

var renderer = go.GetComponent<LineRenderer>();
// to
var renderer = go.AddComponent<LineRenderer>();

---

var visual = go.AddComponent<XRInteractorLineVisual>();
var renderer = go.AddComponent<LineRenderer>();
//  to
var renderer = go.AddComponent<LineRenderer>();
var visual = go.AddComponent<XRInteractorLineVisual>();

to avoid an error.

Thanks for all your work!

[DaXcess]

Strange, well anyways it shouldn't be a problem when the mod releases, so that's a relief!

[adrensnyder]

Someone in the comments https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VW4-tn8Kh_A&lc=UgxtCEsMsCkydh_rjt54AaABAg.AIsyMoXAEtHAIwSpwT7Ppu asked for info.
Would it be okay if I, or my friend PSROB (the other person in the video is my wife, who loves this game and thanks you so much for the mod! xD), made a video with some instructions using my NullCheck branch to compile the mod, which seems to be working?
Of course, I’ll do a few more tests in-game tonight before anything (After five hours of debugging yesterday, I was a bit tired ahahaha), and just to be clear, full credit always goes to you as the original author of the mod. I have no intention of taking credit for your work.

[DaXcess]

That's fine by me! Though a guide already exists at the moment (and that one seems to work fine with the line renderer stuff as well!).

https://youtu.be/49hPp5hHRkI

Keep in mind, whether you need to use the main branch or the dev branch really depends on at what time you follow the instructions. Right now it requires the dev branch, but it's entirely possible I merge the changes into main meaning you can use the main branch again.

In any case, the dev branch is always newer, or equivalent to main, so it should always be fine to use the dev branch, unless I pushed a broken change.

[Cali59]

does it work with the ''R.E.P.O. v0.1.2.42_beta''? beacause i tried to play it but i was not able to make it work

[adrensnyder]

does it work with the ''R.E.P.O. v0.1.2.42_beta''? beacause i tried to play it but i was not able to make it work

This is the part that thrown the error

[Error  :    RepoXR] Failed to apply patches from RepoXR.Patches.PhysGrabberPatches: IL Compile Error (unknown location), HarmonyLib.HarmonyException: IL Compile Error (unknown location) ---> System.InvalidProgramException: Invalid IL code in (wrapper dynamic-method) PhysGrabber:DMD<PhysGrabber::ObjectTurning> (PhysGrabber): IL_0172: mul

I updated the branch NullChecks, with some quick gpt help, and seems to work now. Could you test it?

In case of wrong version error use this parameter on Steam options

--repoxr-skip-checksum=1.0.0-dev