Download & Install
- Steam (The recommended method)
- Our releases page
- Our page on BOOTH.pm
- Our page on Gumroad
Just run the installer and you should be good to go!
What is OyasumiVR?
OyasumiVR is a desktop application containing various utilities and automations to help you sleep with a virtual reality headset on. Most of these utilities are built specifically for use within the social vr-platform VRChat.
OyasumiVR can detect when you are asleep, and help you in various ways such as:
- 🔋 Saving electricity and battery overnight
- 🔅 Dimming your headset brightness
- ✨ Triggering avatar animations based on your sleeping pose
- 📩 Automatically handling invite requests
- 🔵 Automating your VRChat status
- 🎤 Muting your microphone when you fall asleep
- 🛠️ Automating various SteamVR settings
...and many more! Please see the upcoming "Features" section to read more about what functionality OyasumiVR has to offer.
Support OyasumiVR
OyasumiVR itself is completely free, and will always be free. However, if you want to support me and the development of OyasumiVR, here's a few places you can do so:
By supporting me, you help me dedicate more time to developing new features, improving the current functionality, offsetting some of the costs that come with the development process, and fueling my coffee addiction ☕.
I'm not done with OyasumiVR anytime soon: there is a lot more I want to work on!
Features
💤 Sleep Detection
📲 SteamVR Overlay
🔋 Power Automations
🎮 Device Control
🔌 GPU Automations
💫 VRChat Automations
It can configured to only notify you in specific situations, like only:
⛔ Shutdown Sequence
🔅 Display Brightness & Color Temperature Automations
🎤 Microphone Mute Automations
🔉 Audio Volume Automations
♥️ Heart Rate Automations (Pulsoid Integration)
🚨 HMD Specific Automations
👓 Resolution Automations
🔳 Chaperone Automations
🏠 Home Assistant Integration
Translation & Localization
OyasumiVR currently supports the following languages:
- 日本語 (Japanese): Community contributions by なき and Milix-M.
- 한국어 (Korean): Community contribution by Soumt.
- 繁體中文 (Traditional Chinese): Community contribution by 狐Kon.
- 简体中文 (Simplified Chinese): Community contributions by 狐Kon, 雾雨花精灵 and いんく.
- Français (French): Community contribution by neuroblack.
- Español (Spanish): Community contribution by aacal666.
- Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian): Community contribution by a9ito.
- Українська (Ukrainian): Community contributions by senkodev and Fanyatsu.
- Русский (Russian): Community contributions by Kanjir0, Pacmard and Dimrical.
- Deutsch (German): Community contributions by Nicer Dicer and Aron.
- Nederlands (Dutch): by Raphiiko.
- English: by Raphiiko.
Help out with translation
OyasumiVR would not have supported as many languages as it does without the help of our fantastic volunteers. I personally think it's amazing that thanks to their efforts, more people get to use OyasumiVR than would otherwise have been possible.
If you want to support us, either by contributing missing translations, or by adding an entirely new language, please check out the wiki page on adding translations for instructions on how to get started! In case you're looking for more information, please don't hesitate to hop in our Discord and ask!
Supported Hardware
Battery Automations
Currently OyasumiVR supports turning off devices using its battery automations for all SteamVR devices that:
- Support reporting for battery levels and charging status
- Support being turned off via SteamVR.
This includes, but is not limited to the following devices:
- HTC Vive Controllers/Wands
- Index Controllers/Knuckles
- Vive Trackers (1.0/2.0/3.0)
- Tundra Trackers*
This means that any Oculus controller is unlikely to work, and SlimeVR trackers are unsupported unless they implement this functionality in their OpenVR driver.
(*) Tundra trackers have very delayed reporting of battery levels and charging status. This means that while battery automations will still work, they will be very delayed (minutes in the double digits), unless Tundra fixes this in their tracker firmware.
GPU Automations
Any NVIDIA or AMD graphics card that is supported by MSI Afterburner can be automated by having OyasumiVR activate the profiles you've set up within MSI Afterburner.
Directly controlling the power limits of your graphics card with OyasumiVR is only supported with NVIDIA cards. AMD users will have to use the MSI Afterburner profile automations to be able to control their power limits with OyasumiVR.
Brightness Automations
Controlling the hardware brightness of the VR headset's display is currently only supported on the Valve Index, and the Bigscreen Beyond.
Image brightness control is available on all headsets.
Color Temperature Automations
Controlling the color temperature of the VR headset's display is currently only supported on some native SteamVR headsets, such as the Valve Index, Bigscreen Beyond, and HTC Vive (Pro). It might work on other headsets, but your mileage may vary.
Built With
OyasumiVR's has been built with:
- Angular (TypeScript, Main UI)
- Tauri (Rust, Desktop Framework)
- SvelteKit (TypeScript, Overlay UI)
- .NET (C#, Overlay)
Development
Please see our wiki page on Starting Development.
VRChat
Some features of OyasumiVR require you to log in with your VRChat account for them to work. (E.g. status automations)
This is only required for features that rely on this. You can use features that don't rely on this without having to provide credentials. Your login credentials will never be stored anywhere but your own machine, and are only ever sent to VRChat's servers for authentication purposes.
OyasumiVR isn't endorsed by VRChat and doesn't reflect the views or opinions of VRChat or anyone officially involved in producing or managing VRChat. VRChat is a trademark of VRChat inc. VRChat © VRChat Inc.
The OyasumiVR developer and any of this project's contributors are not responsible for any problems caused by OyasumiVR (to your VRChat account or otherwise). Use at your own risk.
Aptabase
OyasumiVR's telemetry is provided by Aptabase, which provides open source, privacy first and simple analytics for mobile and desktop apps. Aptabase was picked because it aids OyasumiVR's development by providing crash reports and anonymous usage statistics, while still respecting your privacy as best as possible.
The telemetry is completely anonymous and sends no personally identifiable information. Its only purpose is to provide the aformentioned crash reporting, and basic anonymous usage statistics such as application starts and language preferences. This data is only used for finding and fixing bugs, and other general improvements to OyasumiVR.
You are able to opt out of telemetry within OyasumiVR's general settings. For more (technical) information, please check out the (very short!) Aptabase Privacy Policy.
Support
If you are having trouble with OyasumiVR, say you have a bug, or a feature request, you can join our Discord server.
Alternatively, you can reach out to me directly on Twitter at @Raphiiko. I'll try to get back to you as soon as possible!
License
OyasumiVR is available under the MIT license.