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That's what I'm saying isn't happening. I set Fallout 4 to HMD, and I set nalo to Head Relative, and now actual movement in the game is head relative. Ie. I swing my arms by my sides and turn my head to the right, and I move to the right, it's not moving me by the direction of my arm-swing, it's moving me in the direction my head is looking.
Oh ok. Which headset and controllers are you using?
The Valve Index with the Index Controllers.
I'm also using the mod on the Nexus to make the Index controllers work like the Oculus Touch controllers. That's at https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/41931
Try disabling this mod, to make sure this issue is not related to it. We tested Fo4VR the last week and worked perfectly without mods.
I just uninstalled the mod, and tried again, and it still moves in the direction my head is facing, and not the direction of my arm swings.
As I mentioned, I did set bUseWandDirectionalMovement to 0 in the games ini; if your testing was only for the options you can set in game, then you wouldn't have found a problem. NaLo works ok with it set to hand relative, but as you said it's not nearly as smooth as hmd relative; you need to change the ini to set Fallout 4 to hmd relative, there's no in game option for it.
Ok I'll try it. I thought this option was the same than head direction.
Not yet sorry I'll push it to the top of my TODO list.