I own multiple headsets (2 Rift CV1, 1 Rift S, 3 Quest 1, and 1 Quest 2) which I have been using for me PhD research. At the moment they are all linked to one account.

They will be used in a gallery exhibition setting which means they will all be active at the same time. How would I go about if TOS would not allow a single FB account on multiple headsets?

It would be ridiculous to borrow others' accounts to use on the headsets as they are not the owners. Will there be a solution for this?.

Regards

Assistant Professor Gomesh Karnchanapayap.

I am new to Oculus. After installing National Geographic it brings me to a room where all you see is yellow moving arrows. I have tried using both hand grips, and pressing the buttons, yet nothing happens. I wrote facebook, and got no response. I searched the forums.... no luck. It would be nice if you purchase a game if they would offer instructions and a link for 24 hour support.

If you could tell me how to navigate through the game it would be great.

If you can give me the steps on joining a support group that would be great as well.

We have an apple account, we have 4 ipads. We don't have to buy an app for each ipad. We buy it once and download it to the other ipads. We have 3 xboxes, we buy the digital game once and put it on all 3 xboxes. Am I unable to do the same with the oculus? Those who have the Oculus 1 when they buy the Oculus 2 do they have to rebuy all the games? We bought 2 Oculus 2 because we have 3 kids, and they fight over the 1. Please send these questions as high up as you can send them.

I understand the desire for a new controller, and something like the thumb rest that was missing before is a nice addition. However very many users like the quest 1 controllers more.

This includes:

1. users with smaller hands. My partner for example has trouble reaching the upper buttons (B/Y) without having to readjust her hand on the controller.




2. for some games, the quest 1 controller is a lot more comfortable. Names: for Eleven Table Tennis.




3. continuing for Eleven Table tennis: there is a very active controller adapter community that has created various 3d printable and otherwise paddle adapters for the controllers. Unfortunately, the quest 2 controller is considerably heavier for this purpose. So much so that people are looking into cutting weight by using ultra light AAA batteries in ultra light AA battery casings, removing the strap, removing the battery lid..etc.




4. Some people like the haptics of the quest 1 controllers.

As far as I understand, this should be nothing more than a software update.

So, please provide a way for quest 2 users to use quest 1 controllers.

Just got my Oculus Quest 2. I have a slow internet connection and have not been able to load software. Download stops part way through, then I have to start all over again. So far I have downloaded one demo. I've been working on this for 3 days. There needs to be a way I can download apps to my computer and transfer it to the Oculus Quest. I'm so disappointed, the beat saber demo is so much fun but I'm going to have to send this back as I wouldn't be able to load any of the full games. PS have a ticket open 2 tech support but they're no help...

The Oculus Home has a lot of potential on top of being just a place to open games and edit settings. We should be able to, for example, place a screen onto the wall and watch Netflix in the home environment. Or hang up achievement art like posters. Even place the table from Eleven Table Tennis onto the floor and play table tennis inside of the home itself, without needing to open the app.

This would also mean the ability to walk or teleport in the home too. The virtual environment should also give us the ability to turn on and off lights or open the fridge and present us with what is actually inside of our smart fridge. We should obviously be able to invite people over to our home in a party to.

More examples:
•Music streaming that plays on virtual speakers (obviously full sound of in streaming app itself).
•Decent object physics.
•Some real zen **** like growing a virtual flower over weeks (or lighting it on fire)
•Portals to games themselves rather than pressing the icon (boring)
•The ability to put on a VR headset in the Oculus Home and play increasingly worse Oculus Quest emulators.
•Pushing a button in VR that delivers pizza to your real house.

This will take a lot of effort but is worth it!