Skyrim VR OpenComposite Fixes Custom Build

This is a custom openvr_api.dll build of the openxr branch of OpenComposite that I have been working on to fix various bugs with Skyrim VR.

Gitlab here: https://gitlab.com/coldbomb1/OpenOVR/-/tree/SkyrimVR_Bug_Fixes_Rolling

Basically, just trying to fix all the problems I run into while using Skyrim VR with OpenComposite.

Tested with HP Reverb G2 headset / controllers.

Configuration items available:

[]keyboardText: default Adventurer

Allows you to configure the name you want for your character before entering character creation.[]adjustTilt: default false

Enables controller tilt adjustment on the X-Axis. (Vertical / Up and Down rotation axis). The value in "tilt" will be used to adjust the vertical tilt of the controllers.[]tilt: default 0. 0

The degrees to vertically tilt the controller by when "adjustTilt" is enabled.[]enableInputSmoothing: default false

Enables input smoothing to joystick, grip, trigger, and button press values.  When enabled, will fix a bug with some Oculus controllers where hands will twitch and drop items, and/or having constant stutter while trying to move with the joystick.[]enableAudioSwitch: default false

Automatically switches the audio output to the output device specified in the audioDeviceName field.  Some Oculus users had an issue where the sound was not automatically switching to the Headset's audio output when launching SkyrimVR.  They would have to manually change the audio output on the system after starting the game.  With this enabled, you can skip manually changing the audio output.[]audioDeviceName=2- Avantree DG80  (Just an example, use your actual audio output device output name)

This is the audio device name you want to have it automatically switch the output to when the game starts when setting enableAudioSwitch=true[]hapticStrength: value range 0. 0-1. 0, default 0. 1

Sets the amplitude of the haptic pulse sent to the VR controller during haptic feedback[]inputWindowSize: default 5

Sets the number of frames to perform input smoothing over.  Higher numbers will increase the time it takes for a released joystick/trigger/grip to 0 out.[]leftDeadZoneSize: value range 0. 0-1. 0, default 0. 0

Sets the radial deadzone size of the left joystick.  0. 0 means no deadzone, 1. 0 means the whole joystick is a deadzone and won't process.[]rightDeadZoneSize: value range 0. 0-1. 0, default 0. 0

Sets the radial deadzone size of the right joystick.  0. 0 means no deadzone, 1. 0 means the whole joystick is a deadzone and won't process.[]disableTriggerTouch: default false

Sets whether the Touch sensor is enabled for the trigger (depends on if supported by controller)[]disableTrackPad: default false

Whether the trackpad mappings