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Setting up a roblox vr crouching script can feel like trying to solve a Rubik's cube in the dark if you aren't familiar with how Roblox translates physical movement into in-game coordinates. If you've spent any time developing for VR on the platform, you already know that the standard character controller doesn't always play nice with head-mounted displays. It's one thing to get your hands moving and your head tracking, but the moment a player actually tries to duck behind a crate or crawl through a vent, things usually start to fall apart. The avatar stays standing, the camera clips into the torso, and the immersion is instantly ruined. ...