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 +Within the **Virtual Reality** menu you will find the following settings. See the descriptions below to learn what each setting does.
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 ==== Scale Factor ==== ==== Scale Factor ====
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 ==== Lens Flare Effect ==== ==== Lens Flare Effect ====
  
-Setting this feature to "ON" will enable lens flare effect. +Setting this feature to "ON" will enable lens flare effect. 
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 +**Note** This setting has been added under Graphics Settings in order to enable this for all users. This setting under Virtual Reality will be removed in the next update.  
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 +==== Transparency of your virtual hands ==== 
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 +Use this setting to adjust how transparent you want your virtual hands.  
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 +==== Show Native View on Main Monitor ====
  
-{{:wiki:vrr.png?700|}} +This setting will toggle the window on your main (2D) monitor to show split screen or one single screen while in VR. The default setting for this is **NO**. For normal play keep this setting to NO as setting to YES may cause performance problems. Setting to YES should only be used for capturing videos or photos of your screen while in VR.
  
 ===== Using Motion Controllers ===== ===== Using Motion Controllers =====
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 ^Function         ^Button       ^Input          ^ ^Function         ^Button       ^Input          ^
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 *The view pan function can be used to customize your view. This function is available in only certain views. *The view pan function can be used to customize your view. This function is available in only certain views.
  
-**Rudder Control and Brakes**+**Rudder Control, Throttle, and Brakes**
  
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-^Function     ^Button           ^Input        +^Function     ^Button              ^Input              
-|Brakes       |Left Analog Down |Pressure Sensitive | +|Brakes       |Left Analog Down    |Pressure Sensitive | 
-|Raw (Rudder) |Left Analog L/R  |Pressure Sensitive |+|Raw (Rudder) |Left Analog L/R     |Pressure Sensitive | 
 +|Throttle     |Left Analog U/D FULL|Pressure Sensitive | 
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 +**Note** - Throttle control is assigned to the analog stick up and down function. The brakes are also assigned to down. If you don't pull down fully on the stick the throttle will not be affected. 
  
 **Yoke/Stick Control** **Yoke/Stick Control**
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 |Aileron      |Right Analog L/R  |Pressure Sensitive | |Aileron      |Right Analog L/R  |Pressure Sensitive |
  
-   +===== Changing VR Hands Color ===== 
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 +{{:manual:vr_hands_color.png?700|}} 
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 +To change the color of your VR Hands follow the below steps.  
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 + 1) find the two lines in your 'main.mcf' file ; 
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 +   * **<[vector4_float64][vr_hand_color_left][0.5 0.8 1 1]>** 
 +   * **<[vector4_float64][vr_hand_color_right][0.5 0.8 1 1]>** 
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 +**Note-** If you don;t see these two new lines delete your main.mcf file 
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 +Simply change the values of your left and right hands. The first three values are based on RGB between 0 and 1 and the last value is alpha. 
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 +To make things easier use this free [[http://doc.instantreality.org/tools/color_calculator/|WEBSITE]] 
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 +Simply copy the RGB Normalized decimal result into your left and right hand brackets. 
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 +If you are looking strictly for the best skin tone values use this [[https://www.schemecolor.com/real-skin-tones-color-palette.php|WEBSITE]] 
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 +Simply scroll down to find your skin tone and copy the RGB values into the first website RGB Decimal box and copy/paste the resulting RGB Normalized decimal result into your left and right hand brackets of your main.mcf file