On the Quest, throws hit their targets again (the bot on the plane in 1-2 can be freed) and the game can be copied to the headset without adb. On the PC, the launcher says more when Windows closes the emulator.
Quest
- The game can be copied without adb (#44). With the headset on its cable, make a folder named
AstroQuestin its storage from the computer's file explorer and copy the game's folder (CUSA12392) into it. When the app finds no game it tells you so: press A (✕ on a gamepad), switch on "Allow access to all files" for the app in the screen the headset shows, and go back. The two places used until now (/data/local/tmp/astro/gamesand the app's own folder) still work. - A game folder that is nested one level too deep is found (a
CUSA12392inside aCUSA12392), and the app says so when what it finds is a.pkgfile, which has to be unpacked on a PC first. - Throws hit their targets again (#42). At the app's 30 frames a second, what Astro throws could fly through a thin target without the game noticing, and a throw at a moving target was aimed twice too far ahead of it: the bot on the plane wing in 1-2 could not be freed. The game's physics now work in steps as short as the console's, and the aim uses the real length of a frame. Tried on a Quest 3: the plane can be hit.
PC
- When Windows closes the emulator on the spot (exit code -1073740791, #46), the launcher now shows which part it happened in (the emulator, the graphics driver, the headset's software) and saves that as
pc-vr\user\log\windows-error.txt. Attach it withshad_log.txtwhen you report a crash. - The launcher under Proton: steps contributed by queenbiscuit311 (#48) are in README-PC-VR.md.
Files
AstroQuest-0.24-Quest3.apk: the app for the Quest 3 and 3S (adb install -r; it installs over 0.20 and later and keeps your saves).AstroQuest-0.24-PC-VR-Windows.zip: the PC version. Unzip it into a folder with a short path and startPlay Astro Bot VR.bat. Updating: keep yourgamesfolder andpc-vr\user(your saves).
How to install and play is in the README.