Hello DevForum!
I have been experimenting with VR for a bit, and I see that when you insert GUIs into your game and you play it in VR, it does not appear as it would on a computer.
Here is what I am trying to say.
On a computer, the GUI takes up the whole screen. ( I set it up to do that. )
While in VR, it appears more like a Billboard GUI, I will provide photos the next time I go into VR.
Is it possible to make the GUI cover up the entire screen?
Also, I have an Oculus Rift S.
You know, in most VR games, they don’t necessarily have UI around them, for the most part. It mostly consists of placing the player inside a box or circle. That’s just my assumption.
What you could do is just get a Part with a SurfaceGui that’s always CFramed in front of the head and make it big enough so that they can’t see around it. I haven’t tried this myself but it seems like it can work.
It is essentially a way to manipulate the position of a part. For example, to make the player teleport to a part you would write something like this: Character.Head.CFrame = game.Workspace.Teleport.CFrame where Character is a variable that stores the player’s character. If you are still not sure what a CFrame is, try looking on the developer hub or just googling “Roblox studio CFrame”
