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If you've ever sat down to write a roblox vr script seriously, you probably realized pretty quickly that the standard tools only get you halfway there. For years, VR on Roblox was this weird, niche corner of the platform that felt a bit like an afterthought. You'd put on a headset, and everything would feel floaty, the UI would be stuck to your face in a way that made you dizzy, and the controls were… let's just say "clunky" to be polite. But things are changing. Developers are starting to take the medium a lot more seriously, and that means the scripts behind the scenes have to step up their game too. ...