You can now open your favorite VR apps again, including EZ360! Your VR headset should now continue to load Oculus Home and the 3 dots should disappear.Go to Wi-Fi settings in the app and connect the VR headset to your Wi-Fi network.Connect your phone with the VR headset through Bluetooth.Click on the VR headset that is having the issue.Go to settings in the Oculus app on your phone.Login to your Oculus account (the same that is being used by the Oculus headsets).This article explains how to get rid of the persistent three dots that may appear on the startup of the Oculus Go or quest.įollow these steps to get past the screen with the 3 dots loading screen: We advise you to contact Oculus if you cannot solve the issue on your own. Update 2020: We received a lot of feedback that the fix described below does not work anymore. That thing was expensive.How to get rid of the persistent three dots on Oculus Go & Quest I don’t want to leave my computer alone for a couple days to find my Vive displays burned out because I didn’t notice the compiler was running. I deleted the entire Steam VR folder within and the issue has been resolved! Unfortunately, if I do decide to work in VR in the future (and I will), I’m going to have to do more research to find out how to re-add that directory without breaking my UE install, or just re-install UE in it’s entirety.Įpic, if you are viewing this, there’s gotta be a better way to disable SteamVR from running when opening UE. Mine was listed here:Ĭ://Program Files/Epic Games/UE_4.22/Plugins/Runtime/Steam/ To clear up what OP was saying, you need to go to UE’s install directory in File Browser. Thank You!!! I’ve been looking for a solution to this for months, and most people state that you can go into the plugins within Unreal Engine and disable Steam/Oculus VR, but this does not work as the SteamVR compositor starts up BEFORE loading Unreal Engine, and furthermore, it only saves that setting on the specific project you are working on.
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