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Finding a roblox vr script bug right when you're about to launch your game is honestly one of the most soul-crushing experiences for a developer. You've spent weeks perfecting the map, the mechanics are solid on desktop, and then you put the headset on only to realize your hands are floating ten feet behind your head or the camera is doing some weird interpretive dance. It's frustrating because VR on Roblox is still a bit of a "wild west" frontier. While the engine has come a long way, the bridge between standard Lua scripting and the spatial requirements of virtual reality is often paved with glitchy interactions and unexpected crashes. ...