[DZ8] skyrim vr mod compatibility list

( Updated : October 23, 2021 )

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This mod is an SKSE plugin that enables Mouse in menus again. It requires SkyUI-VR of course. It's basically plug and play and you'll have a. Ideally I'd like a laser pointer, because vive trackpads are terrible for menus IMO. I should probably ask separately but if you have any decent VR combat mods. › best-must-have-skyrim-vr-mods-more-immersive. Mod Configuration Menu? Anybody know how to get mcm in VR version? You need sky uie and something else that doesent seem to work in the VR. After hitting "New" and confirming it, the menu disappears and I am The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR Main menu issues with mods. Garbage text-based UI menus and ugly vanilla trees, I'm looking straight at you. Granted, there's been mods for these issues basically right. new hand mod for Skyrim Vr and I am pretty impressed. is that you can force grab items off of dead bodies without going into the menu. I know the quick menu is off during it, but it seems like A doesn't In Skyrim VR (with the gravity gloves mod that mod tutorials all say.

How dare you! Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification. I have gravity gloves too which doesn't help much. The VR Room in the beginning feels like it locks half of the buttons? I know the quick menu is off during it, but it seems like A doesn't do anything, and B has no use. Not sure if the ranged blue line to pull things to you is in Vanilla Skyrim VR , you have to be much more accurate with pointing the blue line thingy. Actual grabbing seems like you have to be closer and more accurate too. Look at popups on my hand and hips to quickly switch spells or weapons. Just doesn't have a full inventory menu. Because I'm confused about that currently. I know there is a difference between grabbing and obtaining things in Skyrim, but in Skyrim VR with the necessary mods it seems like there is a little more of a blend between them. The full difference between grabbing and picking up is confusing me. In the VR Room, the game told me to pull while gripping to bring stuff to me, then press grip again when it flies near to grab and that's how you use weapons you find. But you're not usually going to do that because you'll have something in your hand most of the time? Does that additionally add it to the inventory when you're holding a weapon already? Or is it only to grab but not to pickup? Things will say to pick up with A, but I mash A and nothing happens, usually. So I found out on my own, which shouldn't be hidden, is that if I double squeeze the Index handle then it adds to my inventory every time while A seems to never work. You additionally have to use the inventory menus to obtain and equip things, which has confused me since it's multiple methods- but I'll quickly get that with more practice. It's less fun to interact with items to grab them and throw them when weapons are always stuck in your hands and I can't seem to drop them anymore or put them back in my inventory without a menu lol. Sometimes releasing the grip while holding items dropped them for me but currently they don't? Or maybe there is a difference between hold and equip? Yet holding a bow equipped it but then it fell out of my hands? But equipping it didn't let me loosen grip to drop it? The VR Room didn't have the quick menu but when I gripped behind my back it re-added items that disappeared back into my hands, but the triggers also did too? Are they both quick re-equip buttons? Bodies seem easy though. Not sure why yet, but it could be accuracy as well which I just have to get used to. Eventually I smacked it on the floor and walked over and was able to obtain it with a double grip after still failing to grab it. Seems like sometimes Skyrim VR can be buggy? Off-hand grip while while walking also runs??? So I accidently snap turn half the time if it is slightly to the right or left. I don't even turn because I turn myself in real life which is more immersive and less nauseating lol. Besides accidentally snap turning, sometimes it does nothing at all. Can I turn the turning off or will I really need it to be faster in harder fights? Just jumping from the tower to the house during the Helgen run took a few stick flicks while running against the ledge to work. Can't figure out a button to cycle through tabs. I'm sure practice will fix everything. I owned it on PS3 as well but that was ten years ago, so I have to get used to what the buttons were. I think I see where some of the confusion is coming from. It might be helpful to try and play the game a little without mods, get used to what's there, and then add stuff like higgs on top and see what's different. Stuff like your weapons sticking to your hands - that's just skyrim. You still have to sheathe your weapons like you would in regular skyrim. This is done by holding the left grip by default, and left A button for the vrik bindings also vrik adds holsters on your body that you can holster your weapons into, and will automatically make you sheathe. You can also just unequip whatever's in your hand - this is easy to do if you use the Spell Wheel VR mod, just choose the middle orb, but then you'll technically have your "fists" out and might accidentally punch people. And yeah, triggers will also make you unsheathe, just like regular skyrim. The reason it still shows A even when you have the vrik controller bindings which change the activate button to grip is because the game doesn't dynamically change that button in the ui based on your bindings, only based on your controller. As for the grabbing, there's a couple of things going on here. You know how regular skyrim gives you the activate prompts based on your crosshair? You then press the activate button in your case press the grip to add the item to your inventory, just like regular skyrim. The vanilla game also has a "grab" mechanic again, same as in regular skyrim where when you hold the activate button, it will float whatever object you have selected to activate in front of your hand about a meter or so away. Now here's where the grabbing confusion begins, I think. Again I'd maybe recommend trying the game without higgs, seeing what it's like, and then re-adding it and compare. Things might make more sense that way. A ton of parameters in higgs are tweakable in its ini, so if you want it to be easier to select stuff, increase the grab distance, etc. You can also change the gravity gloves selection direction to make it more in line with the activate direction and a bunch of other stuff. Most of it is just getting used to the control complications I have, as I only played it in VR for maybe hours. Wow and it has and immersive bars option for the wrist too! Thank you that is definitely getting installed. Oh okay, that makes sense. I am not using any mod for magic, but the mod for the over the shoulder inventory is Higgs and Virik player avatar. You then can add it to your inventory by dropping it over your shoulder - there is no taking things back out of your shoulder, I think what you experienced there was that you had holstered your bow in your vrik shoulder holster, and then unholstered it, which is only for equipped objects, not things grabbed with higgs. This will not equip weapons or anything, so you cannot then go and hit someone with a weapon you grab. It would be nice if you could, but unfortunately hitting things is just too tied into skyrim's equipping system, and automatically equipping something you grab would have way too many quirks, like forcing you to unsheathe for example. I'd like to be able to implement something like this, but just don't see a good solution as of yet. I did this to not conflict with the vanilla activate stuff, among other reasons, but man does it confuse people. The range of higgs' palm selection is actually larger than the default activate distance, but it's in a different direction. Spell wheel vr adds a selection wheel like blade and sorcery, fyi. Picking up and yeeting slain enemies never gets old.