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FAQ — UI & Commands

How do I customize the VR pie menu?

  1. Open the desktop Settings menu

  2. Navigate to VR Interface Customization

  3. Add, remove, or rearrange commands in the pie menu

  4. Configure custom parameters for individual commands

Can I create my own VR keyboard?

Yes. Skyreal VR supports custom 2D and 3D keyboards. Create keyboard data assets in your extension's RegistrableAssets directory. See the Keyboard extension documentation for details.

How do I take screenshots?

Use the Screenshot command from the pie menu or desktop interface. You can also use the SDK functions:

  • Auto Take Screen Shot — Takes a Full HD screenshot

  • Auto Take Screen Shot with Size — Takes a screenshot with custom resolution

How do I add a custom widget to the bracelet?

  1. Create a Widget Blueprint in Unreal Editor

  2. Set the size to Custom with dimensions 1800x2800

  3. Design your interface using standard UE widgets

  4. Register the widget using the SDK's Send Widget Class in Bracelet function

Only one custom slot is available on the bracelet.

How do I switch between desktop and VR?

  • To enter VR: Use the Switch to VR command or button

  • To exit VR: Press the ExitVrActionButton or use the Switch to 2D SDK function

What navigation modes are available in VR?

Skyreal VR offers multiple navigation modes including:

  • Teleport — Point and teleport to a location

  • Fly — Free movement in any direction

  • Walk — Ground-based movement

Switch between modes using the Navigation commands in the pie menu.

How do I reset parts to their original positions?

Use the Reset Parts Positions command. This restores all parts to the default transforms set during preparation or in the Unreal Editor (using the plugin's "Set current transforms as default" action).

How do I use the VR Spectator View?

  1. Configure settings in the desktop UI before launching VR

  2. Launch VR mode

  3. Press V to toggle the Spectator View

  4. Press M to switch between fly, first-person smoothed, and tracked modes

  5. Use arrow keys/ZQSD to navigate in fly mode