Sinful_Rose's UEVR profile

หมายเหตุจาก {ผู้เขียน}

6DOF Profile with motion controllers support and roomscale. BINDINGS (I used FreePIE for bindings, see below): Left Stick -> WASD keys (move) Right Stick -> mouse movement (turn) Left Trigger -> F key (flashlight on/off) Right Trigger -> Left mouse click (fire) A button -> E key (interaction) B button -> Tab key (inventory) X button -> R key (reload) Y button -> Esc key (options/back) Left Grip -> Space key (examine items in inventory) Right Grip -> Q key (switch inventory UI) Left Thumbstick -> Left Shift key (run) Right Thumbstick -> Left Ctrl (crouch) Added a gesture to change weapons lift the left controller on the left side of your helmet and use left stick: - Left stick up: first weapon - Left stick right: second weapon - Left stick down: third weapon - Left stick left: fourth weapon Left-handed script has same bindings but inverted triggers. HOW TO: - Download the chosen (left or right) UEVR profile from this post - Import the profile in UEVR - Download FreePIE v.1.2 (important, v 1.2, NOT v. 1.22) from this link: https://github.com/Ofisare/VRCompanion/releases - Unzip in a folder of your wish - Download the chosen (Ruined_Nurse_Left.py or Ruined_Nurse_Right.py) FreePIE script - Rename the script to "Ruined_Nurse.py" - Put the Ruined_Nurse.py file in scripts\user_profiles folder - Run FreePIE.exe - Go to Setting->OpenVR and choose your runtime (OpenVR, OpenXR, Oculus) - Go to File->Open->vr_companion.py - Go to Script-> Run script - After few seconds a little launcher will appear -> Choose Ruined_Nurse profile -> Start - Start game - Inject UEVR (I suggest to inject when in game's 3D world) - Enjoy! ADDITIONAL INFO: - Be sure to reset to "None" every gamepad setting in the in-game control settings section to avoid interference with the mapping - The second main menu page (the one where you choose to start a new game or load an old one) needs a mouse to work: manage this page in flat screen - The saving menu needs a mouse to work: manage this page in flat screen