VR is cool. But scratch doesn't official support it. But it's still possible. Any game with mouse controls can be easy to port to vr. other games such as platform games are pointless. unless you use the mouse to scroll instead of your character. that world be cool. Here is a tutorial on how to play games that might work on vr from scratch. on your google cardboard.

What you need:
1. a phone. (I'm using an iPhone 5)
2. a google cardboard vr. (I'm using the Utopia360)
3. a Windows computer (sorry Mac, Linux, and ChromeOS.)
4. Intugame VR (must be installed on your computer and phone)
5. a Controller
6. a VR compatible project (I made an example project)

How to do:
First download the SB2 file. Then go to junebeetle's SB2 to SWF converter. Convert the file. make sure the width is 480 and the height is 360. once you got the swf file. now you need to download Flash player 11.
Extract it, look for the folder ending in debug. The look the flashplayer11_2r202_235_win_sa_debug_32bit.exe file. open it, and go to file, open, and select the swf file. Now open up Intugame on your computer (if it's installed, if not install it now). Now open up Intugame on your phone, click on play, and put your phone into your headset. . If your game has more controls then just the mouse. you need to download a program called AntiMicro. this will let you bind the controller with keyboard keys. The example project I'm using uses space to roll. so I made the controller so if I hit the Square button (or the x button for xbox controllers) I do a roll.

Info/Troubleshoot
The move the mouse, you move your head. Intugame isn't free. after ten minutes, you have to pay 10$ for the full version. If you want fullscreen, in flash player hit F11

Any Questions? Reply to this thread and I'll answer them

VR Compatible Games:
https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/3665666/

Known Alternatives to Intugame:
KinoConsole (Laggy)
VRidge (Android Only)
TrinusVR (Old Method, Crashes)
Gagagu VR-Streamer (iPhone Only, Kind of hard to install. Tutorial Here)
SwatterCo VR Streamer (Android Only)

I found a better alternative, I updated the post.

Are the red blocks from the list category?

Cool, going to try it

camck wrote:

I found a better alternative, I updated the post.

LOL I forgot to hit save after updating the post.

Update: I re-updated it, this time I clicked the save button XD

H155Y-32 wrote:

Are the red blocks from the list category?

No that's my sig. It's a custom block

card100 wrote:

Cool, going to try it

Let me know how it runs

camck wrote:

card100 wrote:

Cool, going to try it

Let me know how it runs

I tried the old way, worked great. What do you mean by a controller for the new way?

card100 wrote:

camck wrote:

card100 wrote:

Cool, going to try it

Let me know how it runs

I tried the old way, worked great. What do you mean by a controller for the new way?

The controller was used for the old way too!

It's just in case you have more controls then just the mouse. So on my example project you used space to roll.
You need to map a controller to space (or what ever key you need) so that scratch thinks you are pressing space.

Since you look around in VR, it's hard to press the keyboard. That's why I map a controller

camck wrote:

card100 wrote:

camck wrote:

card100 wrote:

Cool, going to try it

Let me know how it runs

I tried the old way, worked great. What do you mean by a controller for the new way?

The controller was used for the old way too!

It's just in case you have more controls then just the mouse. So on my example project you used space to roll.
You need to map a controller to space (or what ever key you need) so that scratch thinks you are pressing space.

Since you look around in VR, it's hard to press the keyboard. That's why I map a controller

Oh, I see.
This is where I wish I had a MakeyMakey

card100 wrote:

camck wrote:

card100 wrote:

camck wrote:

card100 wrote:

Cool, going to try it

Let me know how it runs

I tried the old way, worked great. What do you mean by a controller for the new way?

The controller was used for the old way too!

It's just in case you have more controls then just the mouse. So on my example project you used space to roll.
You need to map a controller to space (or what ever key you need) so that scratch thinks you are pressing space.

Since you look around in VR, it's hard to press the keyboard. That's why I map a controller

Oh, I see.
This is where I wish I had a MakeyMakey

that would be cool, to make your own VR controller.

EDIT: lol I bought a MakeyMakey right after I posted this, it's coming on the 20th

if anyone wants to make game that works with VR, I'm going to make a studio with VR Games

Here's the Studio https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/3665666/. I will also update the post

camck wrote:

yeah th

card100 wrote:

camck wrote:

card100 wrote:

camck wrote:

card100 wrote:

Cool, going to try it

Let me know how it runs

I tried the old way, worked great. What do you mean by a controller for the new way?

The controller was used for the old way too!

It's just in case you have more controls then just the mouse. So on my example project you used space to roll.
You need to map a controller to space (or what ever key you need) so that scratch thinks you are pressing space.

Since you look around in VR, it's hard to press the keyboard. That's why I map a controller

Oh, I see.
This is where I wish I had a MakeyMakey

that would be cool, to make your own VR controller.

EDIT: lol I bought a MakeyMakey right after I posted this, it's coming on the 20th

Lol, I have been thinking of getting one for a while. They look awsome

I added alternative methods

Has anyone gotten a black screen?

How do you download Intugame?

bevane wrote:

How do you download Intugame?

Nevermind I've made an alternative method I'm going to do a tutorial on.

bevane wrote:

bevane wrote:

How do you download Intugame?

Nevermind I've made an alternative method I'm going to do a tutorial on.

NEW METHOD: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/143605172/ MUCH BETTER

bevane wrote:

bevane wrote:

bevane wrote:

How do you download Intugame?

Nevermind I've made an alternative method I'm going to do a tutorial on.

NEW METHOD: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/143605172/ MUCH BETTER

Thanks for your interest in VR. I tried Gagagu but it doesn't support android, and it lags on my PC. That's why a prefer intugame. I've never heard of key sticks. it looks easier to use, but I don't trust software with a paid version

i don't get it. i tried the flappy bird and there was only one view. For 3D using Google Cardboard you need two side-by-side views, one for each eye.

gtoal wrote:

i don't get it. i tried the flappy bird and there was only one view. For 3D using Google Cardboard you need two side-by-side views, one for each eye.

Intugame does that for you