Building a Solid Roblox VR Script Handler from Scratch
If you've ever tried to develop a VR game in Studio, you know that setting up a robust roblox vr script handler is usually the biggest hurdle standing between you and a playable experience. It's one of those things that sounds simple on paper—just track the head and the hands, right?—but as soon as you start coding, you realize there are a million little variables that can make or break the immersion. If the hands lag even a millisecond behind the player's actual movement, or if the camera doesn't align perfectly with the player's physical height, the whole thing falls apart and your players end up feeling motion sick. ...