In the headset the hub now follows your look, opening the booklet with the book look and the Theater with the regular look. A running game keeps the headset: the hub lets go of it when any of your games starts, even one you started yourself, and takes it back a few seconds after the game closes.
Check what you got:
MultiverseVRHub.exe, 5736448 bytes
a5175187a6cda81d8640ee8076638c038d068a40a421734575a32fe294415b5a
MultiverseVRHub-1.0.30.zip, 4182331 bytes
44325eadd04b84f93c0c2856b887fc0a5134c4184008208b7e331ce529da9a8c
Run this next to the file & compare:
certutil -hashfile MultiverseVRHub.exe SHA256
Doesn't match, don't run it.
It isn't code signed yet, so Windows shows the blue "unrecognized app" box the first time.
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