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We hope this helps you. Essentially, if you're using Vive or PSVR, try this method in their respective floor configuration apps. If you’re using Rift S or Quest - try setting the floor higher than usual to get shorter or lower (by standing on something and reaching down) to get higher.
This will, of course, set the overall in-game height a bit higher or shorter than you might assume, but it's the best we can do for now. I would encourage you to try and experiment with this method and find the best possible setup for you.
/Paweł from SUPERHOT
/Paweł from SUPERHOT
Please do, idk where you live (America I'm assuming with the insane roof height lol) but it's VERY difficult for me to grab the headset. It's always a battle with my fan, and I have to turn it off before wrestling with the headset.
This is an issue I've encountered with just about every VR game that decides to put something 2 feet above my head. It's just impossible to do without force-grab.
We're from Poland ;) Ceilings are not that high though. Maybe it's because we don't usually use fans in here?
Nonetheless - yes, it's very much in works. Thanks for reporting!
/Paweł