OpenVR-WalkInPlace VS openvr

I have spare baby playpen set up 6ft away from the computer/desk and I tethered an exercise resistance band to the corner of the playpen nearest the desk and then loop that around my waist. My back is to the desk in the playpen corner so the cables won't get in the way. Now I should be able to walk in place and not actually go anywhere. I won't need to worry about pets or anything getting in the way as it's gated off. Then I'm thinking about using the free OpenVR-WalkInPlace driver that seems to be able to do either head bobbing or arm swinging movement.

For Steam you could probably use an Overlay app. Examples of this include https://github.com/dantman/elite-vr-cockpit, https://github.com/OpenVR-Advanced-Settings/OpenVR-AdvancedSettings and https://github.com/pottedmeat7/OpenVR-WalkInPlace (or Natural Locomotion)

You should give OpenVR Walk-in-place a shot.

You could try Open VR Walk in Place. https://github.com/pottedmeat7/OpenVR-WalkInPlace

Not a mod per se but Open VR walk-in-place was a huge boon for immersion.

I don’t know creation kit, but is this what you are trying to do? https://github.com/pottedmeat7/OpenVR-WalkInPlace

For roomscale large world games, get OpenVR Walk in Place working. It's a game changer.

I have been using C++ for a while but never really touched on using a full on SDK and now I want to use this SDK from Valve but my issue is that it isn't clear to me how to use it. What I mean by this is that it comes with a lot of subdirectories and extra stuff but how can I make a hello world program and able to call functions from the header file included in this SDK? I have used .h files before so I understand how the linker and all that works but with such a robust SDK I am not getting how this works on VSCode or maybe that I shouldn't even be using VSCode?

1) I considered switching a while back, but I was already really far in by the time I realized that OpenVR was outdated. If you search for SteamVR, OpenVR comes up as the API to use, and the github site does not mention it being deprecated anywhere. It's generally not obvious unless you are specifically searching for confirmation of obsolescence. In any case, my question is API agnostic.

OpenVR is open to anybody writing a driver to support their equipment there. Anybody can do it. Always has been. Citation, for my point: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/openvr

This is awesome! I requested something similar back in 2019 (https://github.com/ValveSoftware/openvr/issues/1262) but Valve never delivered.