Downloading and running the scripts

Download the signed scripts from the latest release.

A fresh install of Windows will refuse to run any PowerShell scripts; to run these scripts, open an administrator terminal, then:

powershell -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned

... then run the scripts from inside the Powershell.

list-openxr-layers

This is a small PowerShell script for listing OpenXR API layers, in load order, and whether or not they're active.

It is a debugging tool, originally part of Hand Tracked Cockpit Clicking.

This script supports enabling, disabling, and re-ordering OpenXR API layers; it is intended to be used in conjunction with list-openxr-layers.

edit-openxr-layers must be ran as administrator.

edit-openxr-layers -Mode Enable|Disable|Remove -LayerPath "C:\... path to API layer"

-Mode and -LayerPath can be ommitted when there are no other arguments, for example:

edit-openxr-layers Disable "C:\Program Files\Ultraleap\OpenXR\UltraleapHandTracking.json"

If you want a layer to be the first or last layer, use:

edit-openxr-layers -Mode First|Last -LayerPath "C:\... path to API layer"

If you want LayerA to be before LayerB:

edit-openxr-layers -Mode Before "C:\...path to LayerA" -RelativeTo "C:\...path to LayerB"

-Mode After is also supported.

These scripts are licensed under the MIT license.