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Roblox vr script barely functioning is basically the universal starting point for anyone trying to build something immersive on the platform. It's that frustrating, hair-pulling stage where you've got your headset on, you've hit play, and instead of a glorious 3D world, you're greeted by a camera stuck in a baseplate or hands that seem to have a mind of their own. Let's be real: VR development in Roblox isn't exactly a "plug-and-play" experience. It's more of a "plug-and-pray-it-doesn't-crash" situation. But once you get past that initial hump where your script is barely holding on by a thread, the possibilities are actually pretty cool. ...