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The '''Handless Helper''' is an [[Accessibility]] tool which replaces [[Hand Tracking]] with targets controlled using the Number Pad, and can be quickly mapped to a [[Gamepad]] controller for users who are on [[Desktop Mode]], or otherwise do not have access to Hand Tracking.  It works by creating fake hand-tracker points and overriding the [[Avatar]]'s Hand Tracking in the [[IK]] system, tying them to head motion to keep them in view and pointing them in the same direction as the eyes.

Handless Helper was created by [[User:Nuki|Nuki Raccoon]], but has code from various users including Harmonica, Flux, and I'mErin.

=== Installing Handless Helper ===
**Warning!  This involves messing with the IK!  If you aren't experienced with this, you may want to find someone who is!**

Spawn the Handless Helper Installer from the public folder at...

<code>resrec:///U-1NpQoxe8oee/R-7DAF9F6E75ED70D25CD4FA6F51677EBDF48155DECE913AB7137DA64CF41EDF64</code>

Open an inspector on the Avatar, go to the Avatar Root Slot, and assign the IK fields listed in the setup.

**While wearing the Avatar,** click the button to install it to the Head Proxy.

The Hands may be off.  To adjust target positions, open the Handless Helper Slots under the Head Proxy, and edit the Slot Positions and Rotations.

=== Using Handless Helper ===
Use the NumPad to control the hands.

<code>4</code> and <code>1</code> move the left hand up and down.

<code>3</code> and <code>6</code> move the right hand.

<code>/</code>, <code>-</code>, and <code>*</code> are mapped to basic gestures.

=== How Handless Helper Works. ===
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=== How to modify Handless Helper ===
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