Bringing a TextEditor to VR

I find it best to bring up Oculus Desktop in Core 2 home, move and resize it if necessary with your touch controllers, then use my PC mouse to navigate.  I then use notepad++ (free editor, available at Microsoft Store) to edit files.  For editing you can use the Oculus Desktop keyboard but I often find it easier to just use my PC keyboard.

This works fine for small editing jobs but to be honest, if I have a lot of line editing to do I much rather just put my rift on standby and use my PC monitor.

@TomCgcmfc thanks for your quick answer.

Do you have maybe some resources where I can learn how to program this or an example project?
I guess this here explains it: https://www.vrheads.com/how-use-oculus-desktop

I will probably have to give more information.
We have already build a room model of our laboratory. I'm not sure how easily one
could integrate the Oculus Desktop Addon to an existing Unity/Oculus project.

This seems like an easy to use Keyboard: http://talesfromtherift.com/vr-canvas-keyboard/
(I would also need syntax highlighting for my VR texteditor, so I guess I need to code one myself)

Thanks so much,
best,
SG

Please check the developer forums. Switch sections on the drop-down menu on the right.

@cybereality should this discussion be moved to the developers forum?

Thanks for moving this thread.

I'm still wondering if there is a VR texteditor already.