> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.roadshop.org/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Controls
> Keys, focus mode and how windows are moved around
# Controls
## Two modes
RoadVR always runs in one of two modes, and knowing which one you are in
explains almost every question about the controls.
Windows float around you. You walk, drive and play normally — the windows
are pure graphics and take no input.
The mouse is free and you can click. Movement is locked while you are in
it.
You enter focus mode by looking at a window and pressing `E`, and you leave it
with `ESC`. Nothing is torn down on the way out — the windows stay exactly
where they were.
## The keys
| Input | What it does | Configurable |
| ----------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------- | -------------------------- |
| Use the item | Put the headset on and take it off | `Config.Item` |
| `F7` | Home screen (launcher) | FiveM keybind |
| `F6` | Control centre | `Config.ControlCenter.key` |
| `G` | Widget edit mode | `Config.Widgets.editKey` |
| `E` while looking at a window | Focus it, free the mouse | `Config.FocusKey` |
| `ESC` | Leave focus, back to passthrough | — |
| Drag the title bar | Move the window across the sphere around you | — |
| Mouse wheel on the title bar | Pull the window closer or push it further away | — |
| Drag a corner | Resize the window | — |
Every key above is a **FiveM keybind**, which means each player can rebind it
under Settings → Key Bindings → FiveM. What you set in `config.lua` is the
default, not a lock.
## The unbound key
`roadvr_toggle` appears in the FiveM key bindings and is deliberately shipped
**without a default key**.
That is not an oversight. A default would take a key away from every server
that installs RoadVR, and most servers hand the headset out as an item anyway.
If you run without an item (`Config.Item = ''`), tell your players to bind it
once themselves — or use the command:
```
/roadvr_toggle
```
## Moving windows
A window hangs on a sphere around the player rather than in free 3D space, so
dragging the title bar moves it along that shell and it always faces you.
Two anchor modes decide what happens when you walk away:
The window follows you. Good for anything you want to keep reading while
you move.
The window stays where you put it. Good for leaving a screen on a desk.
Each player picks their own default in the headset's Settings app. A server
owner's setting does not override that — it is the player's own preference.
In the home screen's tray there is a **move all** toggle. While it is on, the
grab handle of any window moves every window at once. Every grab handle is
tinted while it runs, because an invisible mode that changes what dragging
does is a trap.
## Widgets
Press `G` for edit mode, and the widget bar opens. Pick a tile, carry it to a
wall and let go — it sticks. The mouse wheel resizes the one you are carrying.
Widgets live in the player's profile, so they survive taking the headset off,
relogging and a resource restart.
Everything that ships with the headset