Nexus VR Character Model replaces the default controls and camera of R15 Roblox characters and maps the character to the player's headset and hand controllers.
To access the menu, the left controller must be rotated counter-clockwise and the right controller must be rotated clockwise so that they are facing each other or upwards while facing roughly forward. This gesture is used to be out of the way of most games.
- Optimizations for specific headsets and controllers can't be made because the hardware is not communicated to the developer. Some headsets, like the HP Reverb G2, may perform poorly.
- R6 characters are not supported. R15 is recommended for new projects since R15 gets better support and has more functionality.
- The foot-planting code is old and could use a rewrite.
- The menu gesture is not obvious. Most players may not know about it.
The repository can be synced into Roblox using
Rojo, which
will include the loader
with the MainModule. If the loader contains
MainModule, it will load the MainModule.
Otherwise, the asset id 10728814921 will be
fetched. The behavior allows for automatic
updates while still allowing an easy way to use
static versions. The loader uploaded to the
website does not include the MainModule, so
it will default to fetching the latest version.
Nexus VR Core is used for user interfaces
in Nexus VR Character Model. When Nexus VR
Character Model is loaded, a module named
NexusVRCore will be loaded in ReplicatedStorage.
See Nexus VR Core's docs on how to use it
to make user interfaces that can be interacted
with by VR users.
See included-apis.md for the APIs that can be referenced.
Both issues and pull requests are accepted for this project.
Nexus VR Character Model is available under the terms of the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.