Making your roblox vr accessory script work properly
Finding a solid roblox vr accessory script is usually the first hurdle for anyone trying to bridge the gap between standard PC play and immersive VR. It's one thing to have a hat or a sword sitting on a character, but it's a whole different ballgame when that character needs to move their hands independently in 3D space. If you've ever tried to load a VR headset into Roblox Studio, you've probably noticed that the default character behavior is well, it's a bit stiff. It doesn't naturally account for the fact that you now have three points of tracking instead of just one. ...