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Make sure you disable FidelityFX and Screen Space Reflections in the game's own options menu. Those never worked well with RE VR mods.

I know. It has been like that for about four years now, and it's a rendering issue. My mod doesn't touch rendering at all — it only uses REFramework as a platform.

One option is to simply live with it, because honestly it isn't that bad. The other option is Steam's Smooth Motion, if you're not sensitive to reprojection: you'll get PSVR-style reprojection, but no rendering issues and no missing faces in the right eye.

For most people it doesn't. Make absolutely sure you uninstalled RE4 and deleted its folder before reinstalling the game. Then download the installer again and run the setup.

By default the upscaler is OFF, and even if you turn it ON, it uses FSR 3.1 upscaling by default — supported by both AMD and Nvidia. If it still crashes, it's on your end. Cracked versions or 1000 other mods are not something I support here.

Cock the hammer before every shot. Press right stick down.

The sequence for reloading the Striker is as follows: grab the shell from the magazine holster and load it into the chamber. Next, turn the cylinder. Until this is done, the gun is not reloaded.

The map display has been corrected as much as possible. The fact that the different layers move at different speeds is due to a rendering issue that I haven't been able to fix yet.

The reason for this is multipass rendering. It should still be sufficient for selecting or deselecting a toggle.

If you're using a slider, please adjust it on the screen. Pressing CTRL + mouse button 1 lets you enter an exact value.

Grab the switch and press LT to cycle through the modes.

Just run unins000.exe in your RE4 game folder — it's the one carrying the mod's logo. It puts everything back the way it was.

This is PC territory. You'll have to do some of the work yourself. Raise your arm with a knife in your hand! It works… every time! If you want to be held by the hand and blast your way through everything with two pistols, I recommend the PSVR version.

That's exactly right. The superpowers in this gesture don't always work, and that's on purpose. Otherwise you'd just be walking around flashing the middle finger all the time. But you can always give it a try. :‑)

First of all, it's worth noting that PureDark is working hard to continuously improve AFW and other aspects of this mod.

The safest way to avoid a crash is still Single Frame Multipass. With a good PC, DLSS Quality set to Balanced and Preset K, you should be able to run it just fine. AFW takes even more of the load off the GPU. Personally, I only experienced a crash once while loading a map. However, it didn't happen on my next attempt. I'm relying on reports here and will pass them on to Puredark.

For the same reason as all the other modders — the comments section. RE9 is still there, but if I return to this project, it will surely be available somewhere else as well.

The upscaler was originally written for the previous version of Resident Evil 4. It simply doesn't work with the new 2026 update.

AFW needs DLSS for decent anti-aliasing, and unlike RE9, RE4 doesn't offer native DLSS anti-aliasing — not to mention the performance boost.

By sharing that, you'd be showing a lack of respect for the countless hours I've put into my work. Why don't you try messaging me on Discord instead, and we can work together on an update? For me, it's not about credit — it's about proper attribution and respect for the work of others.

There are some things that don't render properly, like the map, gondolas and other minor details. None of these are deal-breakers — it's still just a mod. Also, characters tend to fly around in a funny way when elevators are going down.

Discord is definitely still the best option. There are plenty of people in the Resident Evil channels who can and will help. The channel to join is the Flat2VR Modding Discord Server.