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The base use for this was to either control things in the current game or to trigger global hotkeys.The purpose of this package is to provide OpenVR rendering to Unity XR. Keep in mind that the key presses act just as if you typed on your keyboard, what will happen depends on where the application focus is. I've tried to add support for as many keys as possible, report anything you feel is missing as I have to match codes from input to output, they are not the same.

#WINDOWS VR DESKTOP GITHUB REGISTRATION#

To finish the registration click the row again. As long as you don't let all keys go you can add more without holding down all the previous ones, it will restart the current registration if you press any key after letting go of all them. On the row you want to configure, click the big button to start registering keys, now press the keys you want to be in the mapping. The row label to the left denotes which action this maps to in SteamVR, it can be benefitial to have both interfaces open at the same time if you have a lot of keys bound. The main interface is the list at the bottom, where we do the actual key mapping. Key MappingĬlip - Inside the application there's not much to do really. These are button combinations that will be harder to trigger by mistake. Alternatively, and what should be most useful, click the Add Chords button in the center and add a chord. To bind a key, simply click any of the available events and pick a key. This is to have the inputs show up in the chord interface which otherwise would be empty. When editing the default bindings you'll see that most inputs have a button option added to it, even if the click and touch events are not registered to anything.

It should in theory work with any controllers that are recognized by the input system. Controller BindingĬlip - The application currently only comes with Index controller bindings, because that is what I use and have tested with. This will open the Controller Binding interface. Here locate OPENVR2KEY in the drop down, then switch the Active Controller Binding to CUSTOM and click EDIT THIS BINDING. Settings > Controller Options > Manage Controller Bindings That should be it!Ĭlip - To get started, we begin in SteamVR, open the Settings from the hamburger menu in the SteamVR status window, then navigate to.

In the properties window check Include in VR Library and then close the window.

Search for OpenVR2Key in your Steam library, in the list, right click it and choose Properties.

and locate the executable on your machine, then click ADD SELECTED PROGRAMS

In the Steam client, in the bottom left corner, click: ADD A GAME then Add a Non-Steam Game.

To get OpenVR2Key to show up in the list of applications with bindings, you need to add it to your Steam library as an external application and flag it as a VR application. To get the application to launch with SteamVR, have the application and SteamVR running, go into the SteamVR settings > Startup / Shutdown > Choose Startup Overlay Apps, and toggle OpenVR2Key to On. Key configurations can be automatically loaded for the running title, but the SteamVR input bindings stay the same regardless. The application comes with ear tagged key actions, 1-16 for left and right respectively and 1-8 for chords, these are mapped against whatever you configure inside this application. It uses the SteamVR input system to listen to VR controller input and maps that to keyboard input that it then simulates.

#WINDOWS VR DESKTOP GITHUB DOWNLOAD#

Simulate key presses on your Windows desktop from SteamVR input, download the latest release here.

Windows vr desktop github