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When SE rolled around, we were able to load a cut down, but still serviceable version of it without SKSE. SEPTIM's guide (also on nexus) described how to do it. And he's been away for a while, so it's still intact. Haven't tried it myself yet, but it's worth a shot.
It did have to be rewritten.
but I can't loot dead bodies or manage inventory but it LOOKS 100 % better
so key mapping is needed
You can get SkyUI to run, but it is pretty buggy.
The very initial version had a bug that they found very quickly within a day. I think it had something to do with a memory table increasing in size. Otherwise the core turned out to be very similar to what they already had done for Skyrim Special Edition.
That said, they don't release SKSE versions for beta releases of the game. It sounds like the beta has a handful of bugs, so it might be just as well to wait.
SkyUI itself has other bugs with Skyrim VR, though. I think I've seen some instructions posted on Reddit where people got it working by installing it and then turning off a bunch of features via patches and hacks.
Not true.
Using States to capture multiple keystrokes via the OnKeyDown event and a single key press will fire every OnKeyDown event with the same keycode across all states.