ini file included however that'll let you fine tune some of its settings to your preference. For one, here you point your palm at objects to draw them towards you, which I can imagine taking some getting used to. There are a few differences between this implementation between this and Half-Life: Alyx. It even works with Skyrim's theft system, highlighting objects in red that you'll be branded a thief for picking up. You can use this system to strip armour from defeated enemies. You can now drop items over your shoulder to pocket them, a common feature in many first-person VR games.
Your in-game hands will grip models in natural positions, letting you hold bottles from the base, the tip, or any point along the side, for example. You can use your hands now to shove things around on tables. You can point at items and flip them into your hands. VR-focused YouTuber Cangar has made the below video to demonstrate the mod's features, and it contains everything you'd hope for from a mod inspired by Alyx: HIGGS stands for Hand Interaction and Gravity Gloves for Skyrim. It's a mod that adds gravity glove-style interaction to Skyrim, and it looks like it works beautifully. Specifically, enter modder FlyingParticle, who has released HIGGS VR for Skyrim VR. It's hard, after the elegance of Half-Life's system, to go back to bending, sidestepping, and grasping at the air to pick up items - or worse, having your hands lack any and all collision with the world around you.Įnter the modders. Half-Life: Alyx's gravity gloves ruined a lot of other virtual reality games for me, because being able to point and flip objects into my hands solved a lot of awkward manoeuvring problems common in other games.
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