It is not compatibile with current SteamVR plugin version and even with old one it is kind clunky.

I hate to leave a 1 star review for a free asset but I dont care what the price is if it dosent work at all. I put it in my scene and imediatly got a ton of errors, I went through and tried to fix it myself for about 30 minuts and got now where. I came to the reviews and saw someone that gave a way they fixed it but that didnt work for me. Unless this gets fixed no one should download this pack because it will just cause problems.

I am using valve's steam VR and unity's Post Processing When I add this it creates 3 errors in those packs: Assets/SteamVR/InteractionSystem/Core/Scripts/Util.cs(538,5): error CS0119: Expression denotes a `variable', where a `method group' was expected Assets/Packs/PostProcessing/Runtime/PostProcessingBehaviour.cs(289,34): error CS1955: The member `UnityEngine.PostProcessing.PostProcessingProfile.MonitorSettings.onFrameEndEditorOnly' cannot be used as method or delegate Assets/Packs/PostProcessing/Runtime/PostProcessingBehaviour.cs(289,34): error CS0122: `UnityEngine.PostProcessing.PostProcessingProfile.MonitorSettings.onFrameEndEditorOnly' is inaccessible due to its protection level when I remove your VR interactions pack the errors go away Edit: I was able to get the VR Interactions Pack working by changing Assets/SteamVR/InteractionSystem/Core/Scripts/Util.cs(538,5): to action.action( instad of action( adding "namespace VRInteractions{ " ... "}" to all the scripts in the pack This Step may be unneeded but is still recommended. I commented out the post-processing bugs, unfortunately, when you comment them out it may remove the preview of your post-processing effects in the scene view. Finally, if you remove the VR Interactions Pack you will have to undo these changes.

Need to encapsulate UnityAction.cs, ActionDrawer.cs, Trigger.cs into: namespace VRinteractions { }

很好用，但是，有一点bug， Util.cs中 foreach ( T value in source ) { // action( value ); } 将action注释掉即可。

Removed the conflict with Action but it still doesn't compile due to error CS0119.

This package includes a new class called 'Action', which conflicts with System.Action if you have that imported anywhere, making this unusable without digging into its code. Please use namespaces in things you put on the asset store.

3 stars just because it's free, but it's not working for me. Hello Dev. So I tried this and, at least for me, this is working poorly. The main problem is that when I move the lever (by grabbing the ball and moving the controller), the base of the lever cylinder is moving all over the place. For a real lever, this should obviously stay in a fixed position. I'm guessing it must have worked better on your end because it's a pretty obvious problem for me. Have any thoughts?

public class Action<T> ...creates loads of problems. Namespace?

Thanks for the asset