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Install Multiplayer on the Quest

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Method 1

Oculus Link Cable

REQUIREMENTS

  • VR Ready PC
  • Beat Saber owned on PC (Whether that be the Oculus Store, or steam) (If you own Beat Saber on the Quest, you'll need to buy it again for the PC)
  • USB-C to USB3.0 (Or 2.0, but Oculus recommends 3.0, which means your charging cable should work) (Or an Oculus Link Cable)

Step 1

  • Install the Oculus Desktop App for your PC.
  • Plug-In your Oculus Quest to the Computer
  • Go to the Devices Tab in the Oculus Desktop App
  • Click on Quest and Touch, and a panel on the right side should appear
  • Scroll down and click Device Setup, and follow the setup

Step 2

  • Install Beat Saber on your PC
  • Follow the guides on how to install Beat Saber Mods and Multiplayer

Method 2 (NOT RECOMMENDED)

RiftCat for Oculus Quest Wireless Streaming

REQUIREMENTS

  • VR Ready PC
  • Beat Saber owned on PC (Steam only for this method) (If you own Beat Saber on the Quest, you'll need to buy it again for the PC)
  • Riftcat
  • 5Ghz Router to connect to (I use the one that came with my tpcast)
  • SteamVR

Step(s) 1

  • Install SteamVR and purchase Beat Saber on Steam
  • Install Riftcat and Setup an account (Riftcat is free, but using the free version, you only get 10 minutes of gaming time)
  • Install Riftcat on the Quest Tutorial on how to install Riftcat on the Quest
  • Launch Riftcat on the Quest and PC
  • Where the phone is on the Riftcat screen, you should see something like Is this your device? Quest That is your device, so click YES (If that doesn't popup, then try connecting to it through your IP Address)
  • If SteamVR Launches when you press Play SteamVR or something like that, then you've done it.

Step 2

  • Follow the guides on how to install Beat Saber Mods and Multiplayer

FAQ

Q: Do I have to use Oculus' Link cable? A: No, any cable that supports USBC to USB 3.0/2.0 will work. I use this cable https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01MZIPYPY/

Q: Can't I just use the Charging Cable that came with the Quest? A: YES, but you may experience issues. Oculus Quest released the Link to work with USB 2.0, when testing it, I found no noticeable difference between 2.0 and 3.0.

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