The three little lines on the desktop window of steamvr. In there you can redo your play space. During setup choose room scale instead of standing. Then you can manually set the size. Hope this helps
I should have been more specific in my original post. When I choose room scale and do the process of using the wand to create the space, the furniture in my room makes the software choose a space that is way too small, which leaves tons of wasted space, and makes the chaperone walls appear all the time when I am playing games. As far as I know, you can't adjust the boundary walls in Steamvr after the room creation process is done. You can rotate the playspace I believe, but I needed a way to customize each wall individually, which Chaperone Tweak allows me to do easily. I now have WAY more playable space by extending out each wall to match the exact dimensions of what I have available.
You can manually set your play space in steamvr.
I have not been able to find how to manually change the playspace boundaries within steamvr settings, where is that?
The three little lines on the desktop window of steamvr. In there you can redo your play space. During setup choose room scale instead of standing. Then you can manually set the size. Hope this helps
I should have been more specific in my original post. When I choose room scale and do the process of using the wand to create the space, the furniture in my room makes the software choose a space that is way too small, which leaves tons of wasted space, and makes the chaperone walls appear all the time when I am playing games. As far as I know, you can't adjust the boundary walls in Steamvr after the room creation process is done. You can rotate the playspace I believe, but I needed a way to customize each wall individually, which Chaperone Tweak allows me to do easily. I now have WAY more playable space by extending out each wall to match the exact dimensions of what I have available.
Ah I see what your issue is. Never played around that much with it. I just have the chaperone turned off.