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Working with a roblox vr script tree for the first time can feel a bit like trying to solve a Rubik's cube in the dark, but once you wrap your head around how the hierarchy actually functions, everything starts to click. If you've ever tried to port a standard desktop game over to VR, you already know that the "out of the box" experience is well, it's a bit lacking. You can't just flip a switch and expect your player to have fully articulated hands and a smooth camera. You have to build a structure—a script tree—that tells Roblox exactly how to translate those real-world head and hand movements into the engine. ...