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Getting a roblox vr tool script to behave exactly how you want it to is honestly one of those things that sounds way easier on paper than it actually is in practice. If you've ever tried to just jump into VR mode in Roblox and pick up a standard sword or a gun, you already know the struggle. Usually, the tool either floats awkwardly in the middle of your face, or it's stuck to your torso while your hands move around freely. It's immersion-breaking, to say the least. To get a tool to actually "feel" right in virtual reality, you need a script that understands that the player isn't just a floating camera anymore—they have two distinct hands that need to interact with the world independently. ...