How to Calibrate SKOLVR Gunstocks for PSVR2 in Ghosts of Tabor
How to Calibrate SKOLVR Gunstocks for PSVR2 in Ghosts of Tabor
If you're stepping into Ghosts of Tabor using the Sony PlayStation VR 2 (PSVR2), having your physical gunstock accurately calibrated is the difference between surviving a raid and losing your hard-earned loot. The great news? The entire lineup of SKOLVR VR Gunstocks is engineered to work flawlessly with the PSVR2 Sense controllers.
There's no difference in calibration process with any of SKOLVR stocks and you basically may follow the full extensive tutorial here. But many people ask what's the best stock for PSVR2 currently? And the answer is here, below.
Whether you're running the versatile SmartStock, the tactical Tomahawk, or the aggressive Butcher model, this step-by-step guide will ensure your in-game sights line up perfectly with your physical setup.
Step 1: Start with a Clean Slate
Before making any adjustments, navigate to the settings menu. For a completely clean setup, reset everything to the default calibration settings (00:00:02). Once cleared, enable the "Physical Gunstock" option and open the rifle calibration category (00:00:11).
Note: An AK-style rifle will appear. Because Ghosts of Tabor uses shared calibration profiles, getting this right will apply to the entire rifle class (00:00:20).
Step 2: The Thumb Placement Trick
This is where the magic happens. We highly recommend positioning the digital rifle slightly lower than you might initially think. You want the thumb of your front hand to stick out a little bit above the digital handguard (00:00:29).
Why do we do this? It provides the absolute smallest amount of offset when you start using attached grips in-game (00:00:35). Once your SKOLVR gunstock feels perfectly aligned, press both triggers to save the calibration (00:00:43).
Step 3: Test and Verify
Leave the menu and test your newly calibrated weapon. Without any in-game grip attached, you should notice almost zero visible offset, and grabbing the handguard should feel entirely natural (00:00:51). Expect a minor positional shift when using in-game grips, depending on the grip type you choose (00:01:05).
Troubleshooting: The Dual-Trigger Bug
If you're playing on PSVR2, you need to be aware of a specific engine bug. If you press both triggers at the exact same time while shooting, your weapon's position can completely break, and holding your gunstock properly will stop working (00:02:14).
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