🥽 A New Way to Use VRocker
This update focused on the SteamVR dashboard and a few fixes for newly supported headsets.
✨ Changes
SteamVR dashboard – Button in the UI to set VRocker up as a SteamVR dashboard, so you can open it without taking the headset off. It's off by default — press the button to set.
Dashboard toggle – quick way to stop the app from the dashboard.
Fixed an issue on some headsets where movement could stay stuck on, or fail to re-enable afterwards.
Input polling now runs at a consistent rate instead of varying with the Optimisation slider.
Clearer crash reports, so if something does go wrong there's a usable trace to work from.
🕶️ New supported headsets
Steam Frame – provisional support. Works when you stream to the Frame from your PC, not standalone.
PSVR2 – provisional, in testing with a small group. If you're not on stock, use the latest PSVR2 Toolkit.
Pico 4 – confirmed working over Pico Connect / Steam Link / Virtual Desktop.
🧪 On one of the headsets above? Try the demo first — it's free, uses the same tech, just with a time limit. If it works there, it'll work in most games.
More improvements on the way...
