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Step 6: Scroll down to find settings appropriate to your headset, and click 'Activate'.I know this doesn't make sense, but I DID NOT PROGRAM THIS PROGRAM. Step 5: HIT THE BACK BUTTON IMMEDIETELY.Step 4: Go back to the OVR Advanced Settings menu, and select 'Bindings.'.

Step 3.5: OPTIONAL: If you want to move faster than default, select 2x or 3x speed.Step 2: Select 'Left Hand' or 'Right Hand' (or both) under Space Drag.People still refer to it as Playspace Mover, however it is now embedded in OVR Advanced Settings on Steam. You can also use it to 'climb' higher than normally possible in VR.

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It is useful for when you are sitting down but want to appear full height, or for clipping through walls in certain games/areas. Playspace mover is a way of 'Faking' your current height / width in VR. Step 3: An OVR Advanced Settings button will appear within Steam Settings.

(Please note that you will not see OVR Advanced Settings open.)

Step 2: Launch OVR Advanced Settings AND whatever game it is you want to play.

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Step 1: Download OVR Advanced Settings in Steam.

For those familiar with Space drag, the 'Reset offsets' toggle resets your height to 0,0,0 but using PSM and OVRAS together I can use PSM's reset, bypassing OVRAS's reset making my actual height reset point 0,-15,0.Activate settings for Index (For example_ Installing OVR Advanced Settings I do use advanced settings but in conjunction with PSM to achieve a 'reset under the floor' button. Now last time I asked a similar question people told me to use OVR advanced settings Space Drag. I would be in anyone's debt who could tell me what the corresponding button mask numbers were for index controllers within Open VR! Meaning 128 = A on my right hand and 2 = Y and B on each hand with 4 being the middle finger trigger on each hand. PlayspaceMover.exe -l 4 -r 4 -resetButtonMask 2 -physics -rightTogglePhysicsMask 128 -gravity 6 I now know that the index can work with PSM as long as the user knows what numbers to use for the button bindings. I am switching to Index shortly and was hoping that someone out there knows the controller button mask numbers for index. Ive gotten accustomed to using Play Space Mover (Not OVR Advanced setting space drag) over the past 2 years on my Rift. Now I've posted a similar question but since I have done more research my question has changed.

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