Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
This feature allows the user to use a bound key to apply an offset in a specified direction, mimicking the behavior of Windows Mixed Reality.
Describe the solution you'd like
Similar to space drag, this feature supports up to 7 keys.
Offset Amount: A predefined offset value for each axis (X, Y, Z in both + and - directions). When in continuous mode, this represents the movement speed (m/s).
1 Activation Key: When this key is pressed, the directional keys become active and can apply directional offsets.
6 Directional Keys: Representing UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT, FRONT, and BACK (X, Y, Z in + and - directions). When both the activation key and a directional key are pressed, the player will offset in the corresponding direction.
Continuous Mode: When enabled, the directional offset will apply continuously while the keys are held, similar to the space offset behavior in Windows Mixed Reality.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
This feature allows the user to use a bound key to apply an offset in a specified direction, mimicking the behavior of Windows Mixed Reality.
Describe the solution you'd like
Similar to space drag, this feature supports up to 7 keys.
Offset Amount: A predefined offset value for each axis (X, Y, Z in both + and - directions). When in continuous mode, this represents the movement speed (m/s).
1 Activation Key: When this key is pressed, the directional keys become active and can apply directional offsets.
6 Directional Keys: Representing UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT, FRONT, and BACK (X, Y, Z in + and - directions). When both the activation key and a directional key are pressed, the player will offset in the corresponding direction.
Continuous Mode: When enabled, the directional offset will apply continuously while the keys are held, similar to the space offset behavior in Windows Mixed Reality.