Making your own roblox vr jumping script work right
If you've been messing around with VR development in Studio, you've probably noticed that getting a roblox vr jumping script to actually feel good is way harder than it looks. It's one of those things that sounds incredibly simple on paper—you just want the player to go up when they press a button—but in virtual reality, it's a whole different beast. If you don't get the physics and the camera movement just right, your players are going to end up feeling motion sick within about thirty seconds, or they'll just get frustrated because the jump doesn't trigger when they expect it to. ...