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Roblox vr script hardly makes sense the first time you try to hook up a headset to your Studio session, mostly because the documentation feels like it was written for a different dimension. If you've ever tried to dive into the world of Virtual Reality development on Roblox, you know exactly what I'm talking about. You expect to just toggle a switch and have your character's arms follow your controllers, but instead, you end up with a camera stuck in a baseplate and hands that fly off into the void the moment you move a centimeter. It's a steep learning curve, and honestly, it's one of those things that can make you want to close your laptop and go for a walk. ...