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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.

Meta Quest profiles (VR headset)

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.

 

Windows PC profiles

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).

 

 

USB (wired) play for the Meta Quest VR games

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.