There are software solutions for creating ‘Virtual LANs’ such as Hamachi or ZeroTier.

The other clients should find the LAN game automatically.

To do this you simply load up your world and then ‘Open To LAN’ from the pause menu.

If you are playing with multiple computers on the same network, either the VR or NonVR Vivecraft client can be used to host a VR-enabled game.

Setting up a Minecraft server is beyond the scope of this website, but here is a quick overview of the options available for users new to it.

Creeper aggro will be normal, instead of at the reduced distance that allows roomscale fighting.

Endermen aggro will use the crosshair and not the look direction.

The direction your player model looks will vary depending on activity and does not follow the HMD direction.

Arrow velocity may also not be as expected.

Arrows and Projectiles will spawn at your face, not controller.

Attempting to teleport in this case will result in ‘rubberbanding’ back to your original location. Vivecraft will notify you if you turn on Teleport mode and the server has not indicated it is supported.

VR Players will appear as normal players. If you are looking for a VR-ready server to play on check out the Server Listings page. A Vivecraft client and a modified server are both required for VR animation support. Some servers may have anti-cheat software that blocks Vivecraft entirely (like Hypixel) or kicks Vivecraft players due to unnatural movement. However, if the server has not been modified to specifically support VR, some limitations exist.

Vivecraft can be used to join and play on any java Minecraft server of the same version.

Setting up a modded minecraft server