Just got a Quest 2 10 days ago. My first time gaming since PS2... Now I can't wait for the Quest 3!!! Fingers crossed the graphics will be much better!
@@jakes-dev1337 I'm sure he does. What he means is that he can't wait for even more improvements. One thing I'm looking forward to are lighter headsets for longer playtime~
Also with the update, its actually better to change the resolution on side quest while wearing the headset instead of pressing the power when you're in the home environment now; else you get this weird square effect
@@hotel228 yup but not anything major really, the game still starts and renders completely fine still but only in home environment does the square effect happens
I wouldn't recommend EVERY time you are finished. Just after you think you won't be playing over the next couple days. It's not going to auto deplete from 50% to 0% in 2 days. Just be smart about playing it, just as you would with your phone
Thx for mentioning the headset needs to be “slept” to activate changes, I forgot about that. Best texture res depends on the game. For fast-paced shooters with lots of polys like *Population One* - 2048 gets a pretty slow frame rate (distractingly bad). 2560 is unplayable. Try 1536 texture
Download side quest on your Android and plug in USBC cable from your phone to your quest and make sure that OTG is on but first and foremost you have to have developer options turned on on your quest
I've never seen any resolution change between like the 6 methods I've tried. It always looks great on the loading screen and crap on the sample Unreal environments.
@@Senjutsu1 go to the Oculus software on your pc, or go to the Oculus (Meta) companion app and go to menu > devices > scroll down to the bottom > dev mode > switch it on > put on your Quest 2 headset then go to your settings > dev mode > guardian > switch off > accept the warning. And there you go, you now have turned off your guardian 👏 👏 👏 👏
@@stillnotchill2560 I like no guardian so there isn’t stuff on my screen when I get to the corners of my room it’s a very big room and I don’t need guardian so
Do you still use this feature on your OQ2, or it was just an experiment? Did you include something from SIDEQUEST into your headset, or do you use only preinstalled features only to avoid possible unwanted issues?
Yes I know I must be doing something but I have no clue what. This doesnt work for me in 2022. Im connected and the green circle tells me I'm connected but the changes never apply. Any advice? Please!
Hi everyone, I'm new into the Quest2 world. Is there a way (a tool?) to check what settings are activated on the Quest2? Since the settings reset at every reboot, and let's say your Q2 reboots and you don't notice, that'd be great to have the possibility to check and eventually repatch if necessary. Does such "display tool" exist?
Hey diamond I love your content keep up the good work, do you know if the new silicone cover will have a nose flap also what games should I buy and are they bussin bussin
I have set up SideQuest on my PC after running the developer app, and connected it with the correct cable to my oculus quest 2. I have allowed the data connection on the headset and clicked the on off button after I have made changes on the SideQuest. The connection has been made between the two as shown by the green tab at the top of the page. Primarily I wish to increase resolution. On the headset nothing is shown under ‘unknown sources’ which may account for the resolution not being changed. Any ideas please?
the reason it’s not showing under “unknown sources” is because you don’t have side quest installed on the headset itself. you can find plenty of tutorials explaining how to do so.
Video Title contains: Quest 2 Resolution Actual content: Default Texture Size Conclusion: Video is clickbait, logged in to YT, just to downvote. Also annoying: took him 2:46 of talking about no-so related stuff to the thing mentioned in the title. Is TH-cam that bad, that you have to bait people like this to monetise? That's sad :(
BRO I’ve watched so many tutorials and not one of them did I notice them saying click the stand by button to make sure you apply those settings you just made! Thank you
@@linclokatz he mentioned instead of you holding the power button for a few seconds to turn on and off the headset you can click it once and click again to activated and inactivate standby mode to apply the settings you just made.
I changed the texture setting all the way up and it looks amazing but the framerate dropped alot so I wanna turn it down a bit but its not letting me change it again,got any tips dimond?or any body else.
Not tried adjusting anything myself yet but.. Didn't he say the quest rests all these settings after a full power down? Hold the side poers button for about 10 seconds. You'll see it say powering off/down. Hope that works for you.
@@himearikawa3130 do you have any recommended settings for the Quest with pcvr? I tried my Quest with pcvr and games like Half-Life: Alyx look pretty nice on my Quest while other games look kind of washed out, not very clear (with cable or without). Not sure if it's supposed to be like that or if I'm missing something.
SOMEBODY help this is pissing me off, every single time I press literally anything to change it, theres no difference , im sleeping it, un sleeping and nothing is different at all, its the same resolution regardless of what I press
This video is basically, Do you want better graphics but you get crap framerate Do you want better Framerate but you get crap Graphics Do you want to use default setting which is a healthy balance between the two, if so don't follow this video's advice and just use the default Quest. If you want better you need better hardware like the Valve Index
The valve index isn't a standalone headset, it needs a PC. Of course if you use your quest 2 in stand alone mode with higher resolution it's gonna lag, but when playing PCVR games this may be useful as someone with a good pc can run at higher resolutions than the default quest.
@@iulic9833 I know, technically quest is the only standalone headset but this video requires a PC for the quest to do this so that does not matter in this instance. I play PC VR games on my quest already like half life and Pavlov and although it's not perfect I see no reason to change the default settings as it would effect performace somewhere else.
@@staticbuilds7613 I agree on newer titles this isn't needed, but for example, changing the resolution really helped me when playing Skyrim VR, even after installing mods said to increase the clarity of the image, anything more than 5 feet away still seemed rather blurry. The only solution I found is to just render the game at a higher resolution.
How do I transfer saved data from games on my oculus quest 1 to quest 2? I tried everything (cloud sharing, put files to pc and transfered them to quest 2, nothing is working
Why am I seeing no resolution improvements at all on my ocular quest 2 after updating the software to v49. I have also run SideQuest on my PC and connected via the bespoken cable and tried to improve the resolution etc, but again to no avail. I do know the connection is successful as I have been able to remove the need for a guardian. Yes, I have cleaned the lens and all the rest of the requirements etc etc. Can you help me, Please?
there is a better app now called quest game optimizer i think you will need to make an updated updated version of how to increase resolution + FPS+ everything actually ^^ hope you make a video about that great app cuz i am IN LOVE WITH IT
hello, I'm using high end laptop (Acer predator triton 300 se . i7 processor, 16ram , RTX3060 graphic) for my oculus quest 2 through link cable. But still i face stuttering and loading while loading high end games. Any suggestion. Thanks in advance.
The headset itself has all the hardware needed to run the given option choice selections. The why and how it affects games and what do to apply the settings to all games, well sad to say, it depends on the game title itself. If the game was designed specifically for the default resolution, it will not run well with the added performance boosts because the game wasn't coded and built to optimally run on such given boosted settings.
For the resolution, do I need do do it every time I power on my Quest, as I don't really see a difference, or should I keep my Quest 2 plugged in to my Mac at all times? Thanks for the great video :)
Does this only work with sidequest games??? Or do I have to open sidequest every time and keep it running to play fallout 4 with these setting? If so that's kinda gay.
everytime i make the graphics better, the framerate of everything drops TREMENDOUSLY. I have tried then making the refresh rate higher, but it doesn't work.
It’s normal, if you increase the resolution, the quest use more power. That’s why you should put Gpu on lvl 4 and use the 2048 resolutions. (Some games support 3000 of resolution with a great framerate like gorilla tag but it’s really rare)
Oftentimes it's a better idea to actually turn down the framerate whenever you're having performance issues, if you don't want to sacrifice the higher screen resolution. The same applies when trying to find a good performance/visual balance in regular pc games as well. A system that struggles very hard to go above 80fps is going to lag much worse when aimed at 90 than it would when aimed at 72, for example.
Is useless because you SHOULD NOT put a thing that has 4 cameras on just "sleep mode". Expecially if facebook has complete access over it.... Just saying...
You dont power it down completely, just press the side button once to put it on 'Sleep' mode, and once to wake it back up, don't hold the power button though, just press it.
My quest straight up will not show up like it won't link to this. I've got the Oculus link set up and everything. Nothing. I really wish I could use this but it just doesn't work for mine
Is sidequest going to interfere with the standard Oculus app or are they completely independent? In other words, can I use the same PC with Oculus app and link, and Sidequest and use either one or the other?
Yes. The higher you go with resolution and things like that, the lower your battery life is. You can get an external battery pack to help with that though.
@@pitbullmaniac00 while the graphics on quest 1 aren’t as good it does have oled which makes it completely dark so is up to you better graphics on quest 2 but can go dark only gray or not as good graphics but can go black when dark
Search up sidequest on Google or Chrome or whatever and if it dosent show the tool then click on the three dots and tools should be in there🔨🔨🔨🔨🛠🛠🛠🔧🔧🔧🔨🗜🗜🗜🗜🗜🗜🗜🗜🔧🔧🛠🔧🧰🧰🔧🗜🔍🔍🔧🗜⚒⚒⚒⚒📐📐📐
Just got a Quest 2 10 days ago. My first time gaming since PS2... Now I can't wait for the Quest 3!!! Fingers crossed the graphics will be much better!
you can always build a vr gaming pc to experience pc vr,for better graphics i know money is tight for everyone just saying
I just got one for Christmas 😁
You don't like the graphics on quest 2?
@@jakes-dev1337 I'm sure he does. What he means is that he can't wait for even more improvements. One thing I'm looking forward to are lighter headsets for longer playtime~
@@k_ehm same
Also with the update, its actually better to change the resolution on side quest while wearing the headset instead of pressing the power when you're in the home environment now; else you get this weird square effect
Are you saying that when you make changes to the resolution, you don't need to press the button anymore? And if you do, it'll cause issues?
@@hotel228 yup but not anything major really, the game still starts and renders completely fine still but only in home environment does the square effect happens
@@Zeieraoh is it the same with guardian or still have to click the button
@@SoulsBorneNoob i haven no idea on that one.
Love how you can immediately tell the FPS drop at the start when showing the before and after
ikr
Exactly. Yeah it looks better but the fps drop ain't worth it lol
yall just got shit pcs
I did this and it works. The difference is ridiculous and every quest owner should do this.
after i do the settings should i hold the power button or just click it 1 time ?
i dont see a difference at all
Hows the battery life after?
If you don't want the Quest 2's lithium battery to slowly drain when not in use - you should shut down the headset every time you finish playing.
Or just keep it it charged before 0
i always shut it down, my quest gets glitchy if i leave it on
I wouldn't recommend EVERY time you are finished. Just after you think you won't be playing over the next couple days. It's not going to auto deplete from 50% to 0% in 2 days. Just be smart about playing it, just as you would with your phone
Jesus you were not lying. I tested out multiple games and it makes a BIG difference
Thx for mentioning the headset needs to be “slept” to activate changes, I forgot about that.
Best texture res depends on the game. For fast-paced shooters with lots of polys like *Population One* - 2048 gets a pretty slow frame rate (distractingly bad). 2560 is unplayable. Try 1536 texture
It is the default 1536
Make sure to change your CPU/gpu level to 2 or 4 so you can run 2048 smoothly (depends on your hardware)
Even tho the quest 2 doesn’t have the craziest graphics they are still pretty good.
You can do all of this now on your phone with the charging cable the quest came in. For those who don't want to use or have a PC.
How?
^
Download side quest on your Android and plug in USBC cable from your phone to your quest and make sure that OTG is on but first and foremost you have to have developer options turned on on your quest
@@MEOW-ys8jk what is otg?
@@IAmYourReflection USB On The Go
I've never seen any resolution change between like the 6 methods I've tried. It always looks great on the loading screen and crap on the sample Unreal environments.
Just got my quest 2, this video helped a ton! Thank you brother
I did everything explained here and I can't see any difference when I change up the texture resolution.
Fun fact you can actually turn off your guardian in VR on your Oculus Quest 2 from setting (if you have developer mode on)
How?
@@Senjutsu1 go to the Oculus software on your pc, or go to the Oculus (Meta) companion app and go to menu > devices > scroll down to the bottom > dev mode > switch it on > put on your Quest 2 headset then go to your settings > dev mode > guardian > switch off > accept the warning. And there you go, you now have turned off your guardian 👏 👏 👏 👏
Why would you want to risk that?
@@stillnotchill2560 risk what?
@@stillnotchill2560 I like no guardian so there isn’t stuff on my screen when I get to the corners of my room it’s a very big room and I don’t need guardian so
How long before you tell us about the resolution? Feels more like watching an advert!
Do you still use this feature on your OQ2, or it was just an experiment? Did you include something from SIDEQUEST into your headset, or do you use only preinstalled features only to avoid possible unwanted issues?
Why does the company not put the freedom to adjust the resolution in the same settings as Qeast 2 Why all this complexity?
Cause it’s facebook
@@maverick5311 thats so true
i just got the 1000th like on the vid and god it's satisfying just pressing it over and over again lmao. fr tho great vid frfr
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Does the resolution change only affect games or will you get sharper text in the virtual web browser and sharper movies in the virtual theatre?
games
Yes I know I must be doing something but I have no clue what. This doesnt work for me in 2022. Im connected and the green circle tells me I'm connected but the changes never apply. Any advice? Please!
"resets when you restart the device" - I just stopped caring about this tweak at all
yes a new video that’s actually useful
(Warning this can potentially lower your quest 2 play time unless you have 2nd party battery pack)
I’m late here but in a little confused on what to do go to make sure you apply the changes, also do all of them reset if you turn off your device?
Hi everyone, I'm new into the Quest2 world. Is there a way (a tool?) to check what settings are activated on the Quest2? Since the settings reset at every reboot, and let's say your Q2 reboots and you don't notice, that'd be great to have the possibility to check and eventually repatch if necessary. Does such "display tool" exist?
There is a huge change if you change the default texture resolution.
Thank you so much I just hope it will help in my VR vids
Honestly I don't want to hurt my Quest 2, I'm just going to leave it just the way it is.
It doesn’t damage the quest 2
Hey diamond I love your content keep up the good work, do you know if the new silicone cover will have a nose flap also what games should I buy and are they bussin bussin
Idk about that man, i made a video about the best games!
Thanks I’ll be sure to check it out
It’s my birthday on Tuesday, and your reply to my comment has made me so happy
Pov: you liked the video because he asked nicely 🙂
I have set up SideQuest on my PC after running the developer app, and connected it with the correct cable to my oculus quest 2.
I have allowed the data connection on the headset and clicked the on off button after I have made changes on the SideQuest. The connection has been made between the two as shown by the green tab at the top of the page.
Primarily I wish to increase resolution.
On the headset nothing is shown under ‘unknown sources’ which may account for the resolution not being changed. Any ideas please?
the reason it’s not showing under “unknown sources” is because you don’t have side quest installed on the headset itself. you can find plenty of tutorials explaining how to do so.
Video Title contains: Quest 2 Resolution
Actual content: Default Texture Size
Conclusion: Video is clickbait, logged in to YT, just to downvote.
Also annoying: took him 2:46 of talking about no-so related stuff to the thing mentioned in the title.
Is TH-cam that bad, that you have to bait people like this to monetise? That's sad :(
BRO I’ve watched so many tutorials and not one of them did I notice them saying click the stand by button to make sure you apply those settings you just made! Thank you
What stand by button
@@linclokatz he mentioned instead of you holding the power button for a few seconds to turn on and off the headset you can click it once and click again to activated and inactivate standby mode to apply the settings you just made.
I can appreciate the reference to the thumbnail..👍 thanks for the help with the res big guy
I changed the texture setting all the way up and it looks amazing but the framerate dropped alot so I wanna turn it down a bit but its not letting me change it again,got any tips dimond?or any body else.
Not tried adjusting anything myself yet but..
Didn't he say the quest rests all these settings after a full power down?
Hold the side poers button for about 10 seconds. You'll see it say powering off/down.
Hope that works for you.
Cpu and gpu power level to 4
@@himearikawa3130 does it have an impact on battery life though ? As you may already know it's really short already.
@@dik56 Has a impact that is no where neer small, I only using my quest for pcvr now so I would guess like 2 hours shorter, 1 hour possibly.
@@himearikawa3130 do you have any recommended settings for the Quest with pcvr? I tried my Quest with pcvr and games like Half-Life: Alyx look pretty nice on my Quest while other games look kind of washed out, not very clear (with cable or without). Not sure if it's supposed to be like that or if I'm missing something.
When i change texture size and put on the headset i can only see 1/4 of the screen and everything around is cut out (black). Any ideas how to fix it ?
ok i solved it, just have the headset on your head turned on and than change res settings, itll work
Does the cable have to be plugged in the entire time once set?
SOMEBODY help this is pissing me off, every single time I press literally anything to change it, theres no difference , im sleeping it, un sleeping and nothing is different at all, its the same resolution regardless of what I press
same its a scam mate
i heard it doesn't work anymore
@@SlothLad it isn't a scam it works perfectly fine
Cable must stay connected after changing resolution? Can i see the difference in the home screen? Palm tree scene.
This video is basically,
Do you want better graphics but you get crap framerate
Do you want better Framerate but you get crap Graphics
Do you want to use default setting which is a healthy balance between the two, if so don't follow this video's advice and just use the default Quest. If you want better you need better hardware like the Valve Index
The valve index isn't a standalone headset, it needs a PC. Of course if you use your quest 2 in stand alone mode with higher resolution it's gonna lag, but when playing PCVR games this may be useful as someone with a good pc can run at higher resolutions than the default quest.
@@iulic9833 I know, technically quest is the only standalone headset but this video requires a PC for the quest to do this so that does not matter in this instance. I play PC VR games on my quest already like half life and Pavlov and although it's not perfect I see no reason to change the default settings as it would effect performace somewhere else.
@@staticbuilds7613 I agree on newer titles this isn't needed, but for example, changing the resolution really helped me when playing Skyrim VR, even after installing mods said to increase the clarity of the image, anything more than 5 feet away still seemed rather blurry. The only solution I found is to just render the game at a higher resolution.
@@iulic9833 Ah, that makes sense. I have not played any older titles yet so that is a good tip
Does this method work for the Quest Pro? I'm new to Meta and I'm trying to crank up the resolution with my 4090. Thank you!
this helped me out so much
do u always have to be connected to the computer in order to have does features or u can use it without the cable and still get the enhancements
When I click on texture size none of them work for me why? Please help
Does it only work with the cable connected, or do you only need to connect to pc to change the setting.
the settings will stay but when changing and applying the settings you MUST have a cable connected from pc to headset via usb c
@@braeden.kludass7827 what about airlink
How do I transfer saved data from games on my oculus quest 1 to quest 2? I tried everything (cloud sharing, put files to pc and transfered them to quest 2, nothing is working
Why am I seeing no resolution improvements at all on my ocular quest 2 after updating the software to v49. I have also run SideQuest on my PC and connected via the bespoken cable and tried to improve the resolution etc, but again to no avail. I do know the connection is successful as I have been able to remove the need for a guardian.
Yes, I have cleaned the lens and all the rest of the requirements etc etc.
Can you help me, Please?
is it work for watching video or only for game bro ?
I think it’s completely stupid how quest can’t make anything easy like downloading mods or updating graphics
thanks man
I'm getting so frustrated with my quest 2 actually going to get rid of it tomorrow morning as I can't make it work and blurry as hell
Grande Diamond! 💎
The title should be called "How to make your battery die quicker"
Comment ont connecté les m’annette pas câble link sans Bluetooth stp
This doesn't seem to work any more due to updates :(
there is a better app now called quest game optimizer i think you will need to make an updated updated version of how to increase resolution + FPS+ everything actually ^^ hope you make a video about that great app cuz i am IN LOVE WITH IT
I dropped my left controller now it has stick drift any ideas on how to fix it?
hello, I'm using high end laptop (Acer predator triton 300 se . i7 processor, 16ram , RTX3060 graphic) for my oculus quest 2 through link cable. But still i face stuttering and loading while loading high end games. Any suggestion. Thanks in advance.
This setting does not increase the texture in games. It only affects the VR room. How can we apply this to all games?
The headset itself has all the hardware needed to run the given option choice selections. The why and how it affects games and what do to apply the settings to all games, well sad to say, it depends on the game title itself. If the game was designed specifically for the default resolution, it will not run well with the added performance boosts because the game wasn't coded and built to optimally run on such given boosted settings.
It does the reverse for me lol
So, does the change only affect the interface and games? Or does the change also have an effect on the quality of VR videos?
It improves everything!
quick question, If I apply the resolution settings on my PC then disconnect my headset from my PC, do the settings and the quality remain
What kind of game is this shooter that looks like multiplayer? 2:28 etc
Looks like HyperDash
Mine does nothing when I change the texture size settings in sidequest
V useful video
What are the apk's you can download?
Is there a way to do all this without the wire connection?
no
yes,click on the wifi sign in sidequest (its experimental tho so dont worry if it doesnt work)
You can do it on phone too
but turn what off and back on
For the resolution, do I need do do it every time I power on my Quest, as I don't really see a difference, or should I keep my Quest 2 plugged in to my Mac at all times?
Thanks for the great video :)
So if I change the resolution to a higher pixel quality will that just change when I'm connected to my PC?
what I change is resolution to 3072 Do I have to repeat that everytime I unplug the quest from my PC ??, thx
Does this only work with sidequest games??? Or do I have to open sidequest every time and keep it running to play fallout 4 with these setting? If so that's kinda gay.
will the cpu/gpu lvl 4 stays even if i restart the headset?
No
everytime i make the graphics better, the framerate of everything drops TREMENDOUSLY. I have tried then making the refresh rate higher, but it doesn't work.
It’s normal, if you increase the resolution, the quest use more power. That’s why you should put Gpu on lvl 4 and use the 2048 resolutions. (Some games support 3000 of resolution with a great framerate like gorilla tag but it’s really rare)
Oftentimes it's a better idea to actually turn down the framerate whenever you're having performance issues, if you don't want to sacrifice the higher screen resolution. The same applies when trying to find a good performance/visual balance in regular pc games as well. A system that struggles very hard to go above 80fps is going to lag much worse when aimed at 90 than it would when aimed at 72, for example.
Does it make the games look better tho?
Can I do this from the mobile app?
Is useless because you SHOULD NOT put a thing that has 4 cameras on just "sleep mode". Expecially if facebook has complete access over it.... Just saying...
Hey diamond, what days do you post
Rarely lol, I’m trying to get back into schedule though next month
Does this also work on Quest? (1)
So, after you put all your settings, you have to turn it off so it applies? Sorry I don’t really understand
You dont power it down completely, just press the side button once to put it on 'Sleep' mode, and once to wake it back up, don't hold the power button though, just press it.
Does it drain the battery If it's asleep
My quest straight up will not show up like it won't link to this. I've got the Oculus link set up and everything. Nothing. I really wish I could use this but it just doesn't work for mine
You gotta enable developer mode In the oculus developer website
I don’t have a pc :(
the resolution on my headset doesn't change when I select the settings does anyone know what I should do
Is sidequest going to interfere with the standard Oculus app or are they completely independent? In other words, can I use the same PC with Oculus app and link, and Sidequest and use either one or the other?
Yes. They have completely no connection whatsoever.
Yeah it's called glasses
It literally makes no difference
Recorded live from Grandma's couch
how do I make the video bitrate better?
Missing link for Sidequest.
I think it’s a re upload of an old video!
Nope, a new video
Huh good to know! Thanks Loulou!😁
Yeah it’s similar to another video I made but better
@@Diamond_VR good to know! Either way I really enjoyed it😊! Hope you have a great night m8!😊
Does it change your batery life?
Yes. The higher you go with resolution and things like that, the lower your battery life is. You can get an external battery pack to help with that though.
How do I connect my quest to the app? It didn’t connect even after attaching the cord to my PC
You have to make a developer account through oculus and make sure it's enabled.
All of this stuff in now in the headset, so yeah
Where?
you when you the use the when 15 year old dinosaur pc
Is the oculus quest good for horror games I mean the black levels is good??
mmm, acceptable
@@Diamond_VR thank you..are u recommend a better headset with good black level?
@@pitbullmaniac00 while the graphics on quest 1 aren’t as good it does have oled which makes it completely dark so is up to you better graphics on quest 2 but can go dark only gray or not as good graphics but can go black when dark
Step one. Have a PC and a £80 cable ._. bruh
Use any USB-c that's 2.0 or higher if just using for side quest settings.
If u can't afford a pc, you live on the streets but you can literally use a £15 USBC cable off Amazon, hell you could use Ur nans old dell laptops
Can 7 do it a Samsungs s21?
Should already be like this that's $300 smh
Just me that cant find rhe settings???
Search up sidequest on Google or Chrome or whatever and if it dosent show the tool then click on the three dots and tools should be in there🔨🔨🔨🔨🛠🛠🛠🔧🔧🔧🔨🗜🗜🗜🗜🗜🗜🗜🗜🔧🔧🛠🔧🧰🧰🔧🗜🔍🔍🔧🗜⚒⚒⚒⚒📐📐📐
will this make pc vr look better to?
Good question, I don’t think so
What’s the name of the FPS game you were playing at the beginning
bigscreen
@@Diamond_VR wait what thsts a television vr app
I meen i dont have tool sertings at all, di i need to update my vr?
It’s on sidequest
It says adb command failed