10 Quest 2 Life Hacks Oculus Don't Tell You About...
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Published 2021-04-26
In Todays video I'm showing you some of the best Quest 2 life hacks. From making a Quest 2 knuckles controller, extending battery life, getting better link cable performance, using developer mode, turning off guardian, improving tracking and much more.
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All Comments (21)
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Small Update: Life Hack Number 6 (5:33): If you live in areas of the EU or an older home you might actually benefit from locking the headset to 50Hz instead of 60Hz. As 60Hz can sometimes clash with the lighting frequency of lights in your home 👀
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Favorite hack, putting the barrier around a bed and watching vr theater while laying down.
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Favorite life hack: instead of buying a carrying case, just carry in the box it came in😂
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Interesting tip, you can trigger passthrough by tapping on one side and then the other quickly. The two taps don't have to be on the same side. I actually find the passthrough is more responsive this way.
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Thanks bro. I appreciate your efforts as a person that games and completely slept on VR but love CS an learning computer stuff. Awesome video ❤
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My favorite "Hack" is under experimental features. Turn on raised seat view to play sitting down. I am in a wheelchair and must play everything seated. Most shooters required standing so I couldn't play at all, or I would be crouched in game. So, if you can't stand for long or prefer to sit, this is how to do so.
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My life hack is to have a fan running, aiming at you while playing. Can help with motion sickness, and can allow you to know where you're facing, so you don't bang your wall while playing Gorilla Tag.
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#9 = SUPER USEFUL, thank you! Also, I appreciate the detailed reasoning behind turning it off.
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Bro Ty for number 9 I had no idea how to show my friends stuff and I finally know
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An amazing tip that wasn’t featured: if you go into experimental settings you can add a separate guardian for your couch that fits the size of your entire couch and makes it easy to switch back-and-forth from seated to standing gameplay
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A tip from me that a lot of people forget is cleaning the tracking cameras. So many people complain that their tracking has suddenly got worse when in reality it's just a fingerprint on a sensor that's caused it. A micro fibre cloth does the trick and the you're good to go
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When hand tracking is on, pressing the oculus button will bring up several options and you can turn on pass-through from there which is much quicker than opening the menu
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My personal favorite lifehack was the taking screenshots, and I really liked the tracking refresh rate too
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The "double tap to see guardian" thing is the best
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A couple tricks: put something down, like a shirt or a small rug to use as a proxy mat so you always know where you are. Pair that with a fan pointing in front of you, and you have less chances of hitting something . It also greatly helps with motion sickness. Also, pass through mode is a lifesaver.
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Love the video. Thank you for the tips.
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Awesome info. Thanks so much.
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Life hack: don't crash Job Simulator by infinitely summoning bread.
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Best hack: don’t actually jump when playing richies plank experience
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Really useful life hacks!! Thanks for the tips.
