- Dec 14, 2021
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I expect that will come in time. The original pitch for this game was a way for long-distance couples to interact which would hardly be possible if you couldn't see them interacting with your own stuff.
The IK for a player VR body always takes some finesse and time to work out correctly and it might mess up the options to swap controllers as extra trackers (what are your arms going to do when your hips are using one of the remotes), but I am sure the devs can work out reasonable compromises.
One VR feature I would greatly appreciate in future releases would be a windowed mode for the on-screen display so that I can hide it when playing. If nothing else, it gives me peace of mind that I am the only one that can see the game.
You could either:
a) Stop pointing when moving.
b) Use the teleport feature that pointing is probably activating?
There is only like 100 square feet to move in so I wouldn't think that it is a crippling problem either way...
I think you could still maximize some other window over it, and also just turn off your monitor?
I don't think so since it forces priority and fullscreen. Turning off my monitor would just be inconvenient and suss...
- Apr 28, 2021
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somehow i can put other window over game, just after launching it i click alt tab and change to steam for example lol
Oh. Yeah I suppose alt-tab'ing out would have been a smart thing to try first.
In my defense, normally VR software gets upset when it loses window priority, but it doesnt seem to here.
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i wish the gape feature works with automatic toys, only work with manual putting only, and it cant gape forever tho sadly, wish they make a new feature soon
Gape worked for auto for me, but it has to build up, let the auto toys work for a bit. You can also adjust how easily it builds up and for how long it stays in the settings.
- Jul 18, 2017
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anyone else having the problem that the radial menu on desktop not showing up anymore when hiting [tab] ?
just silly question any way to emulat (like virtualy simulate) the irl toys without actually uhm.... u know
I've found it can occasionaly glitch and show the menu but not actually do what it should, restarting was usually the only fix for me.
Might be technically possible if you have other software that can tell your PC that it's one of those toys and not a VR controller, like how people used to make PS4 controllers look like xbox controllers to use on PC, but given how niche it is...you might be looking at writing the code for it yourself.
Theoretically you could simply use the api they give out for the stuff to make it vibrate anything.