With a midrange pc for using in VR, what amount of var files should I try to stay below? And does it hurt performance if I have a LOT of unpacked files from vars in the custom folder?
VAM is the only thing I do in VR and no other flat screen game ever caused my computer problems. So when VAM kept crashing after 5-20 minutes I thought it was a VAM problem, not realizing my shitty standard issue pc cooler was filthy. VAM kept causing my computer to crash because it was...
I'm my personal sandbox scene, is there much of an issue with having too many buttons? I could do tricks with presets to avoid having more atoms but was just wondering if 100s of button atoms would be a problem or don't sweat it & button away.
updating to say moving this way does work for quest 3 using virtual desktop. It's weird to get used, and I'll have to rethink my room layout, but this is an a+ tip for one handed control.
before I buy a replacement quest 3 controller, I wanted to check if there is a plugin or work around to basically control Vam in VR without using the left stick? Something like holding left grip makes right stick act like left stick?