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About SteamVR Input

You can download the base Minecraft VR game from the Oculus Store for Free. Then, make sure you are logged into your Microsoft account on your computer. The Oculus version of the game will check if you already purchased Minecraft on the Windows Store and should download the IAP without any additional charge. A while ago, before I updated Windows, I completely removed Minecraft via Windows PowerShell (using 'Get-AppxPackage minecraft Remove-AppxPackage'), uninstalled Oculus & removed all trace Oculus folders in AppData/local, roaming & locallow, then reinstalled Oculus & installed the Oculus Minecraft app, which then triggered a 15 MB download (rather than standard 1.64 MB DL & 5.51 MB install), but that resulted in an 'Oculus cannot install Minecraft.

SteamVR Input is a way for games to support diverse VR controller hardware in a consistent and future-proof way.

A game that implements SteamVR Input does not handle controllers directly, instead it provides actions to SteamVR which can be mapped as the user sees fit.

Default mappings are provided by the developer for known controller types, and custom mappings can be shared between users through the Steam Workshop.

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Where can i play sims. Vivecraft supports SteamVR Input in the following versions: 1.12.2 v9+, 1.13.2 v3+, 1.14.3 v1+. Older versions use legacy OpenVR input where controller bindings are done in-game.

Default Controls

Vivecraft includes default bindings for the following controller types:

Vive Wands

Oculus Touch Controllers

WMR Controllers

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Index (Knuckles) Controllers
(Note these were changed 8/2020)

Cosmos Controllers

Accessing the Controller Bindings

1. Start Steam.
2. Start Vivecraft.
3. Open the SteamVR Dashboard via the system button on your controller.
4. You can also edit the bindings from the desktop by opening this link in your web browser. Vivecraft still needs to be running to do this.
5. Click ‘Controller Bindings' from the dashboard menu.
   
6. Click ‘Edit This Binding'.
   

Configuring Vivecraft Bindings

Vivecraft has 3 ‘Action Sets' as shown at the top of this screen:

• • In-Game Actions are for gameplay without a screen or menu open, like jump or attack.
  • GUI Actions are for interacting with screen or menus, these are mouse analogs like ‘Left Click'.
  • Global Actions can be used at any time, these are primarily used to open or close a specific screen with one button.

Setting up individual actions is up to the user and the hardware.

Most actions are ‘Boolean' meaning they are just off or on. A few actions are ‘Vector1' or ‘Vector2' meaning they can receive an analog value when bound to an axis.

The binding screen offers a number of different ways to bind actions. Scroll down for the full list of actions Vivecraft provides.

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Girl voice changer for games. Any changes you make are applied immediately in-game. When you are happy with your setup you should click Save Personal Binding and give it a name, but this step is not necessary.

Vivecraft Actions

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Vivecraft loads actions during startup. All keybinds are available as actions, plus a number of new ones created by Vivecraft. This includes keybinds added by Forge mods.

This is a list of actions added by Vivecraft on a vanilla install. Boolean and Vector1 actions can be bound to any buttons or analog triggers. Vector2 actions are meant to be bound to dual-axis input like joysticks.

The ‘Advanced Controls' action sets are hidden by default. You can enable them via the option in the in-game controls setting screen, requires a game restart Buy sims 4 packs.

Basic Controls

This set is always active

• Boolean actions (Buttons)
  • Game Menu
  • Toggle Keyboard
  • Toggle Chat Screen
  • Toggle Inventory
  • Change Desktop Mirror Mode
  • Move Third Person Camera

This set is active when a world is loaded and no menu or screen is displayed.

• Boolean Actions (Buttons)
  • Jump
  • Sneak (This is also Dismount)
  • Sprint (Note that by default, fully pressing ‘forward' will activate sprint, removing the need to explicitly bind this action. This can be configured in-game)
  • Attack/Mine
  • Pick Block
  • Use/Place
  • Drop Item
  • Select Hotbar Item (1-9)
  • Hotbar Item (Next / Previous)
  • Swap Held Items
  • Quick Place Torch
  • Radial Menu
  • Free Rotate (hold and turn)
  • Walkabout Rotate (hold to freeze rotation while turning in roomscale)
  • Teleport
  • Load Toolbar
  • Save Toolbar
  • Show Playerlist
  • Open Chat (Command /)
  • Open Advancements
  • Show Spectator Outlines
  • Take Screenshot
• Vector1 Actions (Triggers)

  Note: At the current time (July 2019) Vector1 actions DO NOT work correctly when mapped to DPAD-style trackpads. This is a SteamVR bug.

  • Walk Forwards if Teleport Disabled (This should be bound to to same button as Teleport)
  • Walk Forwards
  • Walk Left
  • Walk Right
  • Walk Backwards
  • Rotate Left
  • Rotate Right
• Vector2 Actions (Joystick or Trackpad)
  • Walk and Strafe
  • Walk and Rotate
  • Scroll hotbar (Set your component to ‘Use as Scroll')
  • Rotate Only

GUI Actions

This set is active when any vanilla menu or screen is displayed. Does not apply to the Vivecraft keyboard or radial menu.

• Boolean actions
  • Left Click
  • Right Click
  • Middle Click
  • Shift
  • Alt
  • Ctrl
  • Scroll Up / Down
• Vector2 actions
  • Scroll (Set your component to ‘Use as Scroll')

Advanced Controls

Contextual Actions

These actions are active only in very specific situations and should be bound to the same button on each hand.

• Boolean actions
  • VR Interact
  • Activate Jump Boots (Should be bound to the same button as Jump)
  • Activate Climb Claws (Handed) (Should be bound to the same button as VR Interact on each controller)

Keyboard Actions

This set is active when the in-game keyboard or radial menu is displayed.

• Boolean actions
  • Click (Used for clicking on the non-physical keyboard)
  • Shift (Used for switching to caps on the keyboard or the secondary radial menu)

Mixed Reality Actions

This set is active when the Mixed Reality mirror mode is used.

• Poses
  • Camera Tracker (This is the pose used for a tracker camera)