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You can easily change stabilization options with Quest Game Tuner, which effect the recording FOV. You can also customize the recording aspect ratio.

However, you cannot increase recording FOV beyond the level of disabling stabilization.

The key is on the itch.io purchase page which comes up immediately after purchasing. It can always be recovered through your purchase email or itch.io account.

Please refer this support page for specifics: https://itch.io/docs/buying/already-bought 

The key used to anonymously activate Quest Game Tuner will display on itch.io as an "External Key". You may need to click a button to claim it.

Yes! Under recording, set "2D Capture Eye or Capture 3D" to true.

You can install it with just the headset, check the installation guide. (Trying to install to your headset using phone would just overcomplicate things.)

You can purchase it wherever is convinient. If you want to access the purchase on multiple devices, you can create an itch.io account for free.

If you can, please reach out on discord for the fastest response!

You can also get support on the support thread if you prefer to keep things on itch.io.

This can happen if your device is having trouble hitting the target FPS. 

Open the tuning settings for "Home Environment" and select a lower setting, or set the profile to "Don't Tune (App Decides All)"

There have been improvements to this feature in 1.5.0 - please give it a try!

The game does not run correctly in Firefox (seems to be a problem with the engine)

It worked fine in chrome. Very cute and I love the little animations!

This issues is now fixed in 1.5.0

Update: The duplicate comment has been removed from the main thread, but feel free to follow up here.

UPDATE: As of 1.5.0, the accessibility service is now optional, and can be disabled from the settings.

Do you also have flickering windows when this issue occurs? (The more detail, the better)

I've gotten some more info from users on discord and am actively working on a solution. This issue is especially annoying to replicate, so it may still take a few days for a fix to be ready.

I'm a bit late with the reply, but a fix for v71 startup issues came with 1.4.1.

There are now occasionally similar issues on the v72 beta, but a fix for those in on the way in the next update.

I'd be happy to help you with any trouble you have had if you message me on the support thread or discord!

If you want to disable tuning, you can turn it off in Quest Game Tuner's options.

To uninstall: Find it in the unknown sources list, press the three dots, then click "Uninstall".

That's really strange - the latest github and itch.io releases are bit-for-bit identical. (Might have been an old download or some sort of issue with the download)

Still, glad you got it working. Enjoy Quest Game Tuner!

You need to install it to secondary accounts using the Mobile VR station method shown in the installation video. 

Installation via SideQuest does not work correctly on multiple accounts, and ADB installation requires additional configuration.

Don't hesitate to reach out on Discord if you need one-on-one assistance!

Note: I've removed your two duplicates of this comment.

For your privacy, itch.io doesn't let me view transaction numbers, only the email associated with the purchase (and your email is not associated with any purchase)

If you would like further help from me, you need to contact me privately. I can't help you more without identifying information, and this is a public forum. Please go to https://itch.io/support and select "email the developer" to get in touch with me, or contact itch.io for help with the payment.

You should only having to do pairing once! (On some devices, you might need to click 'Allow' to enable ADB-wifi on reboot - but that's just a single click)

Please get in touch on Discord, so I can help you with this issue.

Itch.io handles the distribution of keys. If you're not getting an email from itch.io, you may need to contact them. Still, I can try to help you and/or refund the duplicate purchase if you get in touch on discord.

Your email seems to be publicly viewable as your itch.io username. (Is this intentional?) I just checked, and that email isn't associated with any purchase for this product.

Yep! Most of the files will clean themselves up, but you can clean up leftovers once the process is complete.

The relevant files are AES encrypted with your device's unique ID and the selected password for every step of the process, so it's fine to leave them there as well.

Hello, I am open to discussion, and would like to thank you for taking such interest in my tool.

I've done my best to accurately describe the difference between our products. Unless I've misread, nothing you've said contradicts the content of this page.

Quest Game Tuner isn't just a copy of qgo. It serves a similar purpose, yes, but it was coded from the ground-up with many additional features and more to come.

I actually tried quite hard to set the two apart, but you updated your page shortly after my launch to mimic the marketing of my tool. QGO's page before Quest Game Tuner was very different.

Tuning: My AI is not perfect, but feedback from users has generally been positive. It generally achieves much higher than stock settings, but requires dynamic FFV / dynamic FPS to smooth over performance bumps.

Security: I'm not sure why SideQuest would treat you like that (they've always been very nice to me!) I trust Ellie (Basti564), so I'll add that info.

I didn't "copy" Ellie's code. I forked DreamGrid, which forked PiLauncher. The original creators of both now recommend LightningLauncher.

As you said, there's nothing nefarious about an accessibility service (it's a well documented feature of android) however I'm looking into making it optional as well.

Privacy: This matches what I said exactly. Thank you for confirming your use of personal emails for registration and profile sharing.

EDIT: As of 1.2.0, all user accounts are supported!

If you've just completed the initial setup, you might need to restart your headset. If that doesn't work, please get in touch on discord.

Resolution doesn't make a noticeable difference in the Home app.

Every other tuning setting applies immediately when it's set - No restart required!

Good eye on the typo, will fix in the next update.

I'm not going to give guidance on how to replicate a tool I've spent countless hours on, but you can join the discord if you want to discuss general development.

If you have a question that's not answered here, don't be afraid to ask!

I've added some info to Frequently asked Questions. If you want to discuss further, you can join the discord.

It's not possible to do that through adb alone.

That's why Quest Game Tuner exists: It automatically applies settings the moment you open a game, and reverts them when you close it.

You can click where it says "on sale" to check - it's currently scheduled until Friday.
Discord link is now on the page :)

From the few games I tested on qgo, Quest Game Tuner generally achieves slightly higher settings, and is more consistent across titles.

qgo is also more aggressive in reducing settings for battery savings, while Tuner just increases them less.

To answer your second question, the performance and clarity profiles will improve both FPS and clarity. 

Performance typically grants 20-40% higher resolutions and 40-60% higher framerates.
Clarity typically 40-60% higher resolutions and 20-40% higher framerates.

It varies by game and device, of course. I'd generally recommend performance for the best balance.

Quest Game Tuner's auto tuning is actually per-game as well!
You pick your preference of performance, visuals, or battery, and the rest is filled out automatically.

I'm a professional data analyst by day, so I decided to fully automate the process. (Technical stuff incoming!)

I collected a ton of my own data for profile apps and games on my own devices, then trained a Torch model which can evaluate a game's performance profile based on info from it's metadata and store page, via oculusdb. The AI's outputs go through additional post-processing to refine it's outputs for your device and preferences.

The result was a tiny model that can generate dozens of high-quality tuning profiles per second, and can figure out the best settings for a new game before it even finishes opening.

Unlike qgo, it's totally on device and doesn't rely on user data.

Got a few people asking for a discord, so I set one up! It's currently pretty simple, but feel free to get in touch there as well:
https://discord.gg/xG8EG2VxeS

If you can't even open the camera app, it's probably unrelated. You can try to disable tuning and revert any custom recording settings.

If you want more help, ask in Questions, Support and Requests or on Discord.

Edit: Answer is now in Frequently Asked Questions

I get a device ID when you sign up, that's it. You need wifi for the debug bridge, but once you've activated QGT an internet connection isn't required whatsoever.

Accessibility is used only to auto-click ok on reboot, and to detect when you open a game to apply your settings. 

Everything's completely on-device and their are no analytics whatsoever.

Powerwash Sim uses a technology called Asynchronous Space Warp (ASW).

The game internally runs at half the visible framerate to improve performance. To see your actual framerate, you can set the OVR Metrics tool to "Advanced" and check "ASW FPS" - you're actually getting 90 already!

If you want to push further, you can always target a higher framerate :)

It's based on a unique hardware ID. You can use your activations for multiple of your own devices, or share them with friends.

Once a device is activated, it will remain activated indefinitely, even without an internet connection.

For now, you may leave a message on the support page if you would like your key reset.

That's a great idea, but sadly not possible. Meta would need to add support on a system level.