Maybe many of you have often heard the term, but what exactly is virtual reality?
Virtual Reality is a computer technology that allows users to experience being in an artificial world. With virtual reality we can directly interact with a computer-simulated 3D environment.
Initially this technology was applied to PCs by using additional devices such as special helmets, joysticks, and tread mill-like propulsion devices. But over time VR began to be applied to certain smartphones that already support this technology, especially the latest smartphones. Unfortunately, there are also many smartphones that don’t support virtual reality.
Then what are the requirements for an Android cellphone to be able to run virtual reality technology? the main requirements and specifications are the Gyroscopes and Accelerometers sensors. Both sensors must be present on an android phone that wants to install applications or play VR games.
Well, if it turns out that your Android phone doesn’t have this sensor, in this post misterhidayat.blogspot.com I will give a tutorial on how to make an Android phone without gyroscopes and built-in accelerometers run virtual reality.
How to Make All Android Phones Able to Play Virtual Reality
As previously mentioned, the main requirement for playing VR games is the presence of gyroscopes and accelerometers sensors. The sensor is useful so that we can feel the sensation of being in a virtual world.
If the phone does not have this sensor then we will have difficulty playing vr games or applications. Then how? it’s very easy, we just need to add the sensor itself. Can it? Can you just follow the steps below?
1. The first thing we need to make sure is that our Android phone doesn’t support VR, that is by installing the virtual reality checker application on the Google Play Store (here)
2. Install and open the application then press TEST to start checking
You can see from the screenshot above, there is a caption “Oops your device do not support VR” which means the device does not support VR.
2. Your android smartphone must be rooted.
Read here: 5 Easy Ways to Root Android Without PC Just One Click
3. If you are already rooted, then install Xposed Installer
Read here: How to Install Xposed Framework Installer on All Android Versions
4. Then install the virtual sensor module (here) its size is only 893 KB only
5. Once installed, open the Xposed Installer application, select Modulesthen check the box next to
Next restart the phone.
6. Open the virtual checker application and then check again whether it is active.
You can see from the screenshot above, there is a caption “Congrats your device is VR Ready!!” which means the cellphone already supports VR. Please open the vr application or start installing vr games via google play store. Of course you must already have additional devices such as google cardboard or virtual reality glasses to be able to run VR games and applications.
Also Read: The 6 Best VR Apps For The Latest Android 2022
7. Done.
How easy isn’t it? That’s the above way so that all Android phones can run virtual reality games and applications without gyroscope sensors or accelerometers. Good luck!
