Hi guys,

I created an Oculus Touch controls template re-defined & simplified for Meta Quest 3 & s. I believe it should work for Meta Quest 2 series as well.

Since the game is made for Vive controls, it kinda sux on MQ3, I mean - it doesn't work at all, we all know that.

None of the provided guides were up to my taste, none of the templates available in the Steam VR in-game options worked well so I could enjoy smooth gameplay.

Thus I present you with my own template & tweaks, you can find it in the in-game custom controls setup for Oculus Touch, accessible via SteamVR in-game alternative controls option.

Feel free to find the mentioned template in-game under the name:

Meta Ques 3 controls by "Khimari"

1) Shoot by the "right trigger" - no weapon - right palm grip

2) Smooth turning left & right by the "right joystick"

3) In-game map by the "B"

4) Switch to the last used weapon by the "A"; hold it for the weapon wheel (mercy for the right thumb!)

5) Alt-fire by the "right grip"

6) Shield burst by the "left grip"

7) Grenade thrown by "X"; hold for cooking; no grenade - left palm grip

8) In-game menu opened by "Y"

9) While in the menu - shake your right controller - a green pointer! (originally in-game)

10) In-game menu navigation - confirm by the "right trigger"; cancel by the "X" button (due teleport on the "left trigger")

**clumsy navigation - hold down "right joystick" and move in the desired direction while still holding the "right joystick" (meh); the "B" button can "cycle" through available rows tho... maybe I'll update this part in the future - not a big game breaker - just annyoing**

11) Walk using the "left joystick" (enable smooth motion in the game's option) - press the "left joystick" to jump

12) Teleport & telefrag by the "left trigger" (mercy for the left thumb!)

1) First, before you do anything else - select the whole code and copy it by "CTRL+C"


2) Done? Now launch the game in VR mode

3) Once in the main menu - hit the tilde "~" to open the console

4) Now paste the code with "CTRL+V"

5) Hit the "Enter" and enjoy!

This took me some time to understand the different variable naming system for the game's engine and how it is tied to Steams differences in each button naming system. But it's fine.

The list of the commands will remain "enabled" up until you eighter uninstall the game (maybe it will stay) or until you re-install the OS. I wasn't able to find where the heck are those variables saved as it is NOT in any CFG file for the game. Also modyfing the CFG files is pointless, no commands are pushed through on the game's launch. Console is the only working solution.

**this guide also serves the purpose of a "memo" for myself as I will totally forget this fine-tune in the future *v*