If any of the above is not true, you will likely not be able to use PlutoSphere, or will see poor performance.īefore you dive into this setup guide, check out our Quick Start Video for a brief summary of the setup process. ( Test your ping here - CloudFront does not count ) You have a ping of less than 75ms to an Amazon Web Services (AWS) region.You have a Wifi-6 (AX) or 5ghz (AC) wireless network with a minimum of 50mbps download speed ( Test your speed here ).You must have a Steam account and can log in to it.You must have a Pluto account and can log in to it.You'll need a computer ( Windows / MacOS / Linux ) or Android device with SideQuest installed and can connect your Quest to it.Your Quest device must be configured for use with SideQuest (Developer Mode is enabled).You'll need a Meta/Oculus Quest or Quest 2.To use PlutoSphere, you will need to meet the following requirements: More info about Pluto Drive can be found here. To add persistent storage, you can purchase a Pluto Drive subscription on our store. You will have to reinstall your games every time you start your PlutoSphere machine. But that's not all! PlutoSphere is a complete computer, which can not only be used for VR, but also 2D/flat gaming, video editing, programming, game design, and virtually any other application you would use a normal computer for.īy default, PlutoSphere does not include persistent storage. PlutoSphere is a service that allows owners of standalone virtual reality headsets to access SteamVR and Oculus PC VR titles without needing to own a gaming computer. Troubleshooting Performance and latency issues.Configuring your Desktop for VR Streaming.Using Desktop Vision on a Mobile Device.Connecting to your PlutoSphere Computer.
0 kommentar(er)
