lovr.recenter

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The lovr.recenter callback is called whenever the user performs a "recenter" gesture to realign the virtual coordinate space. On most VR systems this will move the origin to the user's current position and rotate its yaw to match the view direction. The y=0 position will always be on the floor or at eye level, depending on whether t.headset.seated was set in lovr.conf.

function lovr.recenter()
  -- your code here
end

Notes

Note that the pose of the floor device will not always be at the origin of the coordinate space. It uses a fixed position on the floor in the real world, usually the center of the configured play area. This allows virtual objects to be positioned in a room without having them jump around after a recenter.

See also

• lovr.headset.getBoundsWidth
• lovr.headset.getBoundsDepth
• lovr.headset.getBoundsDimensions
• lovr.headset.getBoundsGeometry
• lovr.headset.isSeated