So I made a post on here saying my quest 3S was broken but I think it’s just locked. Whenever I go to the menu where you go to factory reset the headset and I go to device info, it’s says “lock state:locked” and I think I just need to unlock it. I don’t have a pc or anything like that so how do I unlock it via standalone?

Recently my eye prescription number dropped from -5.5 to -4.25 after extensive use of VR. There’s nothing else that can explain it, my doctor says it’s not possible for Myopia to improve that much. He says that may be I was prescribed incorrectly earlier. But I had been using the old prescription for over 10 years without issues and suddenly they turned blurry. I think there needs to be research on VR as a possible vision correction tool for kids.

You can switch between Q3, Q3s, and VR Glasses FoV. One note though, you cannot experience bigger FoV than what your real headset can show. (So if you have Q3s, obviously you cannot extend to Q3's FoV)

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it needs the exe OVRAvatarEditor.exe and OVRAvatarEditor_Data and manifest.json

please, i really need avatar editor.

Since my release post, I've been putting together some more supported features in the​ Oculus Home Remitted tool. These include bringing in your Oculus app library, Oculus achievements, and also supporting portal / game cartridge destinations.

Additionally, the inventory objects have been better organized and they now use their accurate naming.

A new auto-launch feature has been added bringing back the old behavior of automatically launching home while sitting idle in either Oculus or SteamVR dashboards.

More additions to come, including mentions of Oculus avatars and restoration of uploading UGC content so custom homes can be made again while offline.

The latest update of the tool is available on Github: link

Hey, I want a game. I am a huge fnaf fan and unfortunately, there are no good fnaf maps on vrchat right now. If someone could make this concept come to life, it would make me so happy. It absolutely needs to be quest compatible, since I play on meta quest standalone, so it must be well-optimized. However, the map must look realistic and high-quality, not like fake ps2 graphics. I want polished metal surfaces, realistic lighting, and great textures. Here is exactly how I want it:

The Intro (Interactive Prologue)

The game is based on the first pizzeria from the first game, featuring the four main animatronics. You play as a night guard sent on an exploration mission. The game starts outside: you walk to your car, open the trunk, and pick up your tools: a crowbar, bolt cutters, and an axe. You walk up to the pizzeria entrance, use the axe to chop down the wooden planks blocking the door, cut the chains, and force your way inside. Once you enter, the power is out, and level 1 begins.

Core Gameplay

• The tape hunt: The game has 5 levels. In each of the first 4 levels, you must explore specific areas of the pizzeria to find 8 hidden vhs tapes (32 tapes total).

• Increasing difficulty: The more tapes you find in a level, the faster and more aggressive the active animatronic becomes. If you get caught, you restart from the beginning of your current level.

• Survival tools: You have a flashlight (requires finding batteries) and a fazbear tablet to check security cameras, which drains power quickly. You can hide under party tables or in closets.

Level Progression and AI Behavior

Level 1: Bonnie (8 Tapes)

• Area: Show stage and left hall.

• Behavior: Bonnie is the most aggressive hunter in the entire game. He roams constantly, moves incredibly fast between rooms, and pursues you relentlessly the moment he sees you. When you collect his 8th tape, the next zone unlocks. Bonnie doesn't turn off; he goes into a slow patrol mode.

Level 2: Chica (8 Tapes)

• Area: Kitchen, restrooms, and dining area unlock.

• Behavior: Chica stalks you from the dark. She moves quietly through the dining area and the kitchen. You must find her 8 tapes while avoiding both her and the slow-patrolling Bonnie.

Level 3: Foxy (8 Tapes)

• Area: The long main hallways.

• Behavior: Foxy starts inside pirate cove. If you run or make too much noise while searching for his 8 tapes, he will instantly burst through his curtains and sprint down the hall at full speed. You must crouch-walk (stealth) to survive.

Level 4: Freddy (8 Tapes - The Final Boss)

• Area: Security offices and management zone.

• Behavior: Freddy fazbear is the smartest boss. He actively avoids your camera views, moves strictly when you are not looking, and sneaks up right behind you in complete silence.

Final Level: The Great Escape (All 4 Active)

• The climax: The moment you collect the 32nd tape, a loud alarm triggers, red emergency lights start flashing, and the main entrance locks down.

• The objective: The emergency exit door is heavily locked with 8 padlocks. You must search the backrooms for multiple keys to unlock them one by one. However, there is a hidden golden key somewhere in the area. If you are lucky enough to find it, the golden key instantly opens all the remaining padlocks at once.

• The chaos: All four animatronics become hyper-aggressive at the same time. They coordinate to corner you. You have to rush to find the normal keys or the lucky golden key, run to the back door, and unlock it while hearing their heavy footsteps sprinting right behind you

I recently had the opportunity to film the Miss California International 2026 Rehearsals in stereoscopic 8K VR180.

Instead of shooting it like traditional event coverage, I wanted the viewer to feel like they actually had a seat inside.

I'm shooting on the Blackmagic URSA Cine Immersive.

Would love feedback from people watching in a headset: Does this type of behind-the-scenes access work in immersive? And what would you want to see as the project progresses?

You can watch it through BARE Immersive:
bareimmersive.com/downloads

I've been trying to get it to work on vrchat for a few days, spent hours looking at video after video, even heard from 3 different people with quest pros, and each one had a different solution that didn't work. It's likely something wrong with the modules I'm trying to install but can't find any solution.

Came across this VR mod tracker that lists releases, versions and limitations. One to bookmark!

Recently, I've been trying to get back into PCVR gaming using my Quest 3 and the official link cable. Everything runs smoothly, but all the audio seems to be coming from one specific part of the room, likely due to the built-in spatial audio. Has anyone else experienced this issue or found a fix? Any help would be amazing. Thank you!

Am I really the only one who saw this twist coming?

okey let me be clear here first
I know you can just fix this bug with rolling back a few driver update yes i get that
but can someone tell me the post i saw was made like almost 8 month ago
how the hell does meta cant fix a bug like this? there was so many driver updates since!
i mean if i have to roll back i dont care too much just genualy dont get how they not able to fix this for almost a year now like yeah
if its nvidia fault then im not even gonna be suprised they cant fix it yet in any way what so ever

Like why, why not sell it, collect it, anything else, I don't even know if these videos are real

I have an old Oculus Rift that I still occasionally use for flight sims and such, however that damn Meta Horizon Link software keeps getting on my nerves to the point I'm about to shelve the damn headset altogether.

Either it's already launching on startup, which I have disabled everywhere I can, or it starts up for apparently no reason at random while I'm using my PC.

Does anyone know how to fix this annoying problem? Apparently, the software is sadly required for using the headset, otherwise I would remove it completely.