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Revision as of 10:33, 20 September 2024
Diese Seite wird dir bei deinen ersten Schritten in VRChat behilflich sein. So wirst du im Handumdrehen einsatzbereit sein!
Bei Durchlesen dieser Seite wird dir leicht verständlich erklärt:
- Welche Geräte notwendig sind, um VRChat auszuführen
- Von wo aus VRChat installiert werden kann
- Was dich in den ersten Minuten der Nutzung von VRChat erwartet
- Bonus-Videoanleitungen, die dir bei deiner ersten Erfahrung weiterhelfen
Wenn du mit irgendeiner 
Terminologie oder irgendwelchen Themen nicht vertraut bist, dann klicke einfach auf einen der blau hervorgehobenen Hyperlinks, die zu anderen Seiten des VRChat Wiki führen.
Systemvoraussetzungen / Empfehlungen
Standalone-Geräte
VRChat kann auf den folgenden Standalone-Headsets ausgeführt werden:
- Meta Quest 2
- Meta Quest 3
- Meta Quest Pro
- Vive XR Elite
- Pico 4
- Pico 4 Pro
Smartphone
VRChat kann auf jeglichen Geräten mit Android 10+ mit mindestens 6GB System-RAM ausgeführt werden, die über eine Verbindung mittels WLAN oder 4G/5G-Mobilfunk verfügen.
Jedes aktuelle Android-Gerät der Mittelklasse oder höher sollte diese Spezifikationen erfüllen.
Steam Deck
Die Tests von Valve zeigen, dass VRChat für das Steam Deck verifiziert ist. Die Software ist voll funktionsfähig auf dem Steam Deck und funktioniert hervorragend mit den integrierten Bedienelementen und dem Display.
- All functionality is accessible when using the default controller configuration.
- VRChat shows Steam Deck controller icons.
- In-game interface text is legible on Steam Deck.
- VRChat's default graphics configuration performs well on Steam Deck.
PC minimum requirements and OS
- CPU: Intel® i5-4570k/AMD FX 8350 equivalent or greater
- Memory: 8GB or more
- GPU: NVIDIA GeForce® GTX 970/AMD Radeon™ R9 290 equivalent
- Disk Space: 21.5GB of storage (~1.5GB for application, remaining for content cache).
- Internet Connection: 25Mbps+ download
- OS: Windows 10, Windows 11
These are the absolute minimum requirements to run VRChat on desktop mode. Although the application will run, you may encounter performance issues. VRChat has lots of user-created content, some avatars and worlds may cause your performance to drop more than you might expect from a typical game! It is recommended adjusting Safety Settings for the most optimal experience.
One can download the Are you ready for Valve Index? application to see if their device is compatible with running VRChat in VR mode.
Empfohlene PC-Hardware
Zuletzt aktualisiert: 15. Apr. 2024
- CPU: AMD 5800X3D or 7800X3D, or 12th Generation Intel® i5 or later
Ideally, you'd want to get a 7800X3D, as AMD swapped to a new socket (AM5) with this generation.
- Memory: 32GB or more
- GPU: NVIDIA GeForce® RTX 3060 12GB
- Disk Space: >21.5GB of storage (~1.5GB for application, remaining for content cache).
- Internet Connection: 100Mbps+ download speed
- OS: Windows 10,Windows 11
For your CPU, the AMD X3D series of processors perform unusually well in VRChat and other games due to their very large onboard cache. As for the GPU, aiming for the graphics card with the most VRAM available is best.
VRChat installieren
Installing on Meta Quest
Either search for VRChat on the Meta store, or install from the Meta Quest Store page.
Installing on Pico
Either search for VRChat on the Pico store, or install from the Pico Store page.
Installing on Steam
On the Steam Store page, you may either search for VRChat, or click here.
Installing on Viveport
On the Viveport Store page, you may either search for VRChat, or click here.
Installing on Android
You can search for VRChat on the Google Play Store, or tap this link on your mobile device.
Account creation
When you launch VRChat, you will be presented with a log in screen. You will have options on changing languages, reading 
Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, and primarily signing in with a VRChat account, or create a device account via Steam, Meta, Google, Pico, or VIVE, depending on the device being used. To log in to a VRChat account, you must first register on VRChat's website. Creating a VRChat account will grant you access to the VRChat application, a web version of your VRChat profile, friend list, browse worlds, and generate impostors. You will also be able to access VRChat's Software Development Kit, Feedback Forums, Ask Forums, enroll in the Creator Economy Program, and edit the VRChat Wiki.
Creating a device account via Steam, Meta, Google, Pico, or VIVE, will only grant instantaneous access to the VRChat application. It is also possible to merge accounts if you wish to generate a device account now, and later create a VRChat account. After merging your account, choosing to log into the device account will transfer your login to the VRChat account.
Learning how to use VRChat
When you log into VRChat, you’ll start in a private Home world! Here, you can explore at your own pace to learn the controls, adjust settings, find your first avatar, and go to your next world! The default Home world is the VRChat Home, a welcoming place to begin your session. You can choose to go back to your private Home instance at any time by opening up the Quick Menu, and choosing the Go Home tile.
When meeting another user in VRChat, you can open up your Quick Menu, and learn more information about a user. To do this in VR, point the laser in your off-hand at them. A capsule will appear, and you click the trigger button to bring open a separate menu. On desktop, you can either click the Select User tile, or hold the Shift key and hover over the capsule. Use the left mouse button to open the new menu. On mobile, simply tap on the user to bring open the menu.
On any device, you can also open the Quick Menu, and click on the Here tab, which looks like a GPS pin. The Here tab will bring open a list of users in the same instance as you! From here, you can read their biography, request to add them as a friend, change their microphone volume, mute them, hide their avatar, clone their avatar if available, or block them.
Community resources
Our community has created many great guides on getting started in VRChat. Here are a few videos that you can check out to learn how to use VRChat, and also some additional guides and context.
Thank you to PHIA and the Virtual Reality Show team for creating the videos below.
- VRCHAT BEGINNERS GUIDE [2024] - Introduction for New Players! - This guide is a great primer on how to get started in VRChat.
- Best Places to see in VRChat! Quest & PC feat. Thrillseeker- Now that you’ve learned how to use VRChat, here are some places to explore.
- How to upload a VRChat Avatar - Complete Guide! PC, Quest & VRoid - If you’re curious how to create and upload your avatar, this video is a great starting point.
- The Best VR Setup for YOU! - This guide for 2024 reviews the current VR hardware landscape and gives a good picture of what VRChat players use as they upgrade their equipment.
- Derafrog's Ultimate A to Z Guide to VRChat - Offers a comprehensive video on many parts of VRChat.
Official resources
- Getting Started on help.vrchat.com
