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Докладване на проблем с превода
Go to C:\Users\(User)\AppData\Local\Roblox.
Open GlobalBasicSettings_13.XML.
Press Ctrl + F and search for:
<bool name="HasEverUsedVR">false</bool> (Or a part of it, to get that line)
Change false to true.
Save the file and launch any Roblox game.
Open the ESC menu, and go to the bottom of settings and turn VR Mode to Off (Pending Restart).
Close that game, and next one you open should be fine.
If not i have no clue.
1 whole year later from this post being posted and the bug still hasn't been fixed on roblox's side.
The script has a path variable to your SteamVR folder that contains the "vrmonitor.exe" file. The script renames this file to vrmonitor2.exe and then launches roblox and changes the vrmonitor.exe back to the original name after Roblox launches. This allows Roblox to launch without being able to start SteamVR since the file is missing when it tries.
The gripe I had is every time my Roblox app gets updated it changes the FOLDER location of the exe file for Roblox and scripting this was annoying - so this powershell finds the newest .exe file inside the local appdata folder and launches it automatically.