VirtuaTilt Wiki › Choosing the Right Profile for Your Game
Your Wireless VirtuaTilt comes with 6 (six) Bluetooth profiles. They are supplied two ways: already preloaded on the cabinet (ready to select at boot — just hold the matching button), and as .json files in the redist profiles-BT/ folder so you can re-load or customize them from a PC. Each profile is tuned for a specific game and host device combination. You only ever need one profile loaded at a time.
Looking for a step-by-step guide for a specific game? We publish detailed per-game configuration guides — VPX, Future Pinball (+ BAM), Pinball FX / FX3 / FX VR, Pinball M, Infected Mushroom Pinball, Zaccaria, Pinball VR Classics & Star Wars Pinball VR, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, Xbox and iOS/Android — on our GitHub: VirtuaTilt — per-game Configuration Guides.
Those guides are written for the Wired VirtuaTilt, but the configuration procedure is the same on your Wireless VirtuaTilt, with two differences:
One more thing: the profile filenames differ — your Wireless cabinet uses the VTConfig-BT-… / VTConfig-USB-… names listed in this guide, not the wired VTConfig-<game> names shown in those PDFs. The steps are identical; only the filename changes.
Note: the X-Arcade Mode (XAM) vs Standard Mode distinction applies to Pinball FX VR only. Star Wars Pinball VR and Pinball VR Classics have no XAM/Standard variant — each has a single dedicated profile listed above.
NOTE: Only one profile is loaded on your VirtuaTilt at any one time. To switch from one game to another, push the new profile and re-pair on the host (see next chapter).
The six profiles above are the Bluetooth profiles, but the three Meta Quest VR titles — Pinball FX VR, Pinball VR Classics and Star Wars Pinball VR — can be played either over Bluetooth or over USB. They are not Bluetooth-only. For a wired connection, connect the VirtuaTilt directly to the Quest with a USB-A → USB-C OTG adapter (an optional accessory — not included by default; available bundled with a VirtuaTilt or on its own) and load the matching USB profile:
Load it from GUIConfigTool → Configuration → Import from File → Program Pico, then connect the cabinet to the Quest through the OTG adapter and launch the game. Bluetooth or USB is your choice — both are fully supported.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Do not modify the shipped profiles directly. If you want a custom variant, "Save As" inside GUIConfigTool and save with a different filename. That keeps the originals intact for easy restore.
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Last updated: 2026-08-26
VirtuaTilt is designed and manufactured by 3DPTronics — see the Wireless VirtuaTilt controller. Diagnose your own cabinet with the free VirtuaTilt extension for Claude.