I have recently been experimenting with VR in roblox. I was testing button mapping, and hand movement and whatnot. I happened to notice that there is an extremely large delay between my pressing down a trigger on either controller, and the game registering the input. This only happens with the triggers. Is there some other service which I can use that will more quickly get the input? Even better would be a way to take advantage of the sensors in the triggers to detect when the fingers are resting on them.
I am using an Oculus Quest 2 hooked up with Airlink. Airlink is not the problem, normal button presses on the controller register immediately, it’s just the trigger.
ayyy more people getting into vr!
your problem is this that you are using a analog signal (0-255) with to a digital signal (0-1) meaning you need to use userInputService.InputChanged and do
userInputService.InputChanged:Connect(function(key, eventProccessed)
if eventProccessed == false then
if key.KeyCode == Enum.KeyCode.ButtonR2 then
if key.Position.Z >= 0.2 then
if rightTriggerClick == false then
rightTriggerClick = true
--click code here
end
--repeating code here
else
rightTriggerClick = false
end
end
end
end)
That is close to what I eventually did! When I came back to the issue a while later, I used my same code, but just changed it from inputBegan and inputEnd to inputChanged and InputEnd and it was responding. Then I found DevHub articles about the analog information, so I’ve got it all figure out now! Thanks for the help!
