Roblox provides an array of default camera options, including a third-person comfort camera, a first person camera, and a vehicle camera. Roblox provides multiple settings to help users of all sensitivity levels, so everyone can enjoy an immersive and comfortable VR experience while playing. When users experience VR, movement of their camera/position can cause some discomfort due to the disconnect between what they see and the lack of motion detected by their body and inner ear. If you test an experience on the Quest 2 and are not pleased with the visuals when Auto Quality Mode is turned on, it's recommended that you attempt to optimize your experience further. To achieve this, an Auto Quality Mode setting is available on Quest which aims to maintain a minimum of 72 frames per second by automatically scaling the rendering detail based on performance data. When running Roblox on standalone VR headsets such as Quest 2 or Quest Pro, maintaining a comfortable performance level is crucial, as frame rate drops can cause discomfort for the user. Testing on a PC VR headset should be valid for the Quest 2. That means the implementation is platform agnostic, allowing experiences to work interchangeably on Quest and PC VR headsets. Roblox VR uses OpenXR as a backend for all VR devices.

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