Interactive Props

Ready-made items

From the Item dropdown (writes VRItem.<Item>):

TV Screen, Surface Screen
Jukebox
Video Bar Layout
Drawing Board, Marker, Eraser, Spray Can
Mirror, Mirror Widget, Button
Rifle Pad, Pistol Pad
Drivable Car

The Item dropdown open, listing None, TV Screen, Jukebox, Surface Screen, Drawing Board, Marker, Eraser, Spray Can, Mirror, Button, Drivable Car, Rifle Pad and Pistol Pad — The Item dropdown as it looks in the editor.

Screen & jukebox options

Plays: the URL to start on load (VRUrl.<url>). Empty = blank for players to fill.
Players can change it: turning it off writes VRUrlLock so only your link plays.
Sound range: Default, Everywhere, Small 8 m, Medium 20 m, Large 45 m, or custom distance.

The TV Screen rows: the description, Plays with a URL field, Sound range set to Default — TV Screen: the Plays field takes a link to start on load, and Sound range sets how far it carries.

The VR Realms panel on a Target Point with Item set to Jukebox, its description, Plays and Sound range — A Target Point with Item set to Jukebox: music with nothing to look at. The description under the dropdown explains each item.

Video Bar Layout

Every screen grows a control bar — play, stop, volume, paste and the URL. By default it hangs just below the screen, which is right on a wall but buried inside the furniture when a TV stands on a cabinet. This moves it.

Place it where the bar should float — above the screen, to one side, on a nearby wall. The ghost is the bar's real footprint and the arrow is the way it will face, so turn it towards your players.
Scale it to size the bar.
Bar for: eyedropper the screen it belongs to. Both get matching VRLink.<channel> tags — same wiring as a Button.
There is still only one bar; it moves. Add none and it stays under the screen.
One per screen. With several TVs give each pair its own link name, or one screen takes the other's bar.
No bar at all? Turn off Players can change it — a locked screen has no controls.

A Video Bar Layout marker floating above a TV in the editor, its arrow pointing out towards the room — Place it where the bar should be. The arrow points the way it will face.

The VR Realms panel with Item set to Video Bar Layout and the Bar for row pointed at a TV — Bar for: eyedropper the screen. The note underneath confirms what it is wired to.

In game: the control bar sits above the TV instead of below it, clear of the cabinet — In game the bar appears at your marker instead of under the screen.

Mirror Widget

A mirror carries a small panel for its power and resolution. By default it sits beside the mirror and is sized from the mirror itself. This moves it — the same idea as the Video Bar Layout, for the same reason.

Place it where the panel should sit. The ghost is its footprint and the arrow is the way it will face.
Scale it to size the panel. Scale 1 keeps the size the mirror already gives it, so scale up or down from there.
Panel for: eyedropper the mirror it belongs to.
Add none and the panel stays beside the mirror, exactly as before.
One per mirror. With several mirrors give each pair its own link name.

A Mirror Widget marker placed in front of a mirror in the editor, its arrow pointing out into the room — Place it where the panel should be, arrow towards your players.

The VR Realms panel with Item set to Mirror Widget and Panel for pointed at a mirror — Panel for: eyedropper the mirror. The note underneath confirms the pairing.

In game: the mirror's power and resolution panel floating where the marker was placed — In game the panel appears at your marker instead of beside the mirror.

Buttons

Controls: eyedropper a target (mirror, TV, jukebox). Both get matching VRLink.<channel> tags.

Game mode & match roles (same panel)

Game mode: Deathmatch (FFA) or Team Deathmatch (TDM). Sliders for score to win, player health, damage per hit. One per map. Prefer a Target Point so you can find the rules later.

Match role: respawn point (optionally Red or Blue) or scoreboard. The actors are removed at load.

The Game mode dropdown open: Not a match map, Deathmatch (FFA), Team Deathmatch — Game mode on any marker or Target Point: Deathmatch or Team Deathmatch. One per map.

The Match role dropdown open: None, Respawn point (any player), Respawn point Red team, Respawn point Blue team, Scoreboard — Match role: a respawn point for anyone or for one team, or a scoreboard.

What can combine

Together	Result
Item + Game mode	Both work
Item + Match role	No, setting one clears the other
Item + Grabbable	Grab ignored
Game mode + Match role	Both work
Two Game modes in one map	Avoid this, one wins arbitrarily

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