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KingEJ UEVR profile

for Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 · by KingEJ · released 28 Aug 2026

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A reusable framework or injector that adds VR support to one or more games. A community profile for UEVR, the universal injector for Unreal Engine games. You install UEVR once, then load this profile to play this game in VR.

Notes from KingEJ

Made with Quest 3 HMD movment Right controller Aim A = crouch B = reload X = roll\vault Y = show\hide HUD or item wheel if swap for dpad right RB = aim (show crosshair) RT = fire LT = secondary ability LB = primary ability L3 = sprint LT = emote R3, SwingRcontroller = melee (adjust the lua swing speed threshold to you liking) Ability alternative (some ability or more a shot so aim and use this) LB+RstickUP= Primary Ability LB+RstickDown= Secondary ability LB + right controller → right hip/waist or a little away from hip (pistol) LB+controllers together= Reload (If held and press dpad left to switch ammo type) Haptic feedback to the over-the-shoulder zones Right controller over Left shoulder= Primary weapon Right controller over right shoulder= Secondary weapon Right controller over Left shoulder + LB= Primary ability Right controller over Left shoulder + LB= Secondary ability Left controller + LB to neck/chest= Heal Notes: - With new gesture remove melee gesture or adjust the lua swing speed threshold - Gun attached to right controller so when press both stick for menu it might move - Aim is 90% good - Need mesh hands - Added more weapons - Want to add switch weapons hand like original - Loading into level with no weapon try switch to ability then to a primary or secondary weapon also sometime it happens when you back up close to wall any flame or ice weapon ice or fire sometimes disappear - Crosshair sometimes leave weapon and attach to hud

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Installing a UEVR profile

Every community UEVR profile installs the same way. If you have used one, you have used them all.

  1. Install UEVR itself from uevr.io. It is free, and it is a separate program from the profile: the profile is just settings.
  2. Download the profile from the creator's page linked above. It is a .zip.
  3. Start the game, then open the UEVR frontend and select the game's process from the list.
  4. Import the profile with the frontend's import option. UEVR keeps per-game settings in %APPDATA%\UnrealVRMod\<game executable name>.
  5. Inject. Once you are in VR, press Insert (or L3+R3 on a controller) to open the in-game menu and adjust anything that looks wrong.

If a profile misbehaves, delete that game's folder under %APPDATA%\UnrealVRMod\ and import it again from scratch.

Video walkthrough of the same steps:

Full details

VR implementation
VR Framework / Injector
Platforms
PCVR
Framework
UEVR profile
Price
Free
Motion controls
Partial motion controls
Controller details
Coarse control classification: partial. Source evidence: Profile author reports Quest 3 HMD movement and right controller aiming.: Made with Quest 3 HMD movment Right controller Aim; Author identifies aim, hand-mesh and crosshair/weapon issues.: Aim is 90% good; Need mesh hands.
6DOF aim
Yes
Roomscale
Unknown
Left-handed
Unknown
Perspective
Third-person
VR runtime
OpenXR & OpenVR
Headsets tested
Meta Quest 3 (profile-author report; not PCVR Central testing), Quest 3
Storefronts tested
None reported yet
Install difficulty
Easy install
Requirements
Windows PC version; Steam app 3448650, UEVR (version and setup details not stated in profile record), Quest 3 profile author used HMD movement and right-controller aim
Game version tested
Unknown
Last verified
Never
Known latest version
Profile 1598f625-40a6-4eba-bd84-4cbc27d100e9

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