PIE with mouse and keyboard?

[Mitch Mitchell]

Is This Possible?

[Mitch Mitchell]

HELLO?

These forums dead like UT4?

[Mitch Mitchell]

guess so...

[J_Tox]

What do you mean..a pie menu?

[J_Tox]

hello ? am I saying something wrong ?

[Mitch Mitchell]

hello ? am I saying something wrong ?

Play In Editor

So, when level designing and making thousands of iterations per day, I would like to know if each time a change is made, I would have to put a VR headset on to check the outcome of that which has been designed.

[J_Tox]

Concerning the modding it is not necessary to put the vr headset each time you are changing something as you can use keyboard and mouse.

[Mitch Mitchell]

Concerning the modding it is not necessary to put the vr headset each time you are changing something as you can use keyboard and mouse.

Explain - as far as I can tell, to playtest any levels, I have to put the VR headset on.

[J_Tox]

You can do like this:

[Mitch Mitchell]

You can do like this:

Thanks, but that was the very first thing I tried to no avail.

Can you please upload a video of you hitting that button and showing me what happens, because when I do it, all I get is a white screen in the editor viewport. No joy.

[J_Tox]

OK when you have that white screen in the editor viewport you are almost there...just move the arrow of the mouse on it and RMB or LMB and you will see a small message about the mouse.
After that:
(For me ) I just push the P key on the keyboard and after few seconds you are in the elevator...
Enjoy ..

[Mitch Mitchell]

OK when you have that white screen in the editor viewport you are almost there...just move the arrow of the mouse on it and RMB or LMB and you will see a small message about the mouse.
After that:
(For me ) I just push the P key on the keyboard and after few seconds you are in the elevator...
Enjoy ..

Tried that, I just move through all walls and floors - nothing works

[J_Tox]

They certainly change the inputs with a new update.
Can you try with a Xbox games, perhaps it is a solution.
I don't know as I'm not making mod now on RR.
or you can in the project setting make change to the default input.ini
see doc UE4 on : Input Action And Axis Mappings In UE4

[Mitch Mitchell]

Sorry - that method does not allow me to do what I want it do for level design - uninstalling...

[InfernoDigital]

Mitch Mitchell yes, unfortunately this is a VR game and they designed the mod editor around that fact. You can simulate levels in the viewport, but to test out a level you do indeed have to put your headset on... as that's how you'll be playing the levels afterwards. Trust me though, it's not as annoying as it sounds. If my mod levels are any evidence of such, I've made a decent amount of them -

www.roborecallmods.com