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KATO0409's avatar
KATO0409
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3 years ago

I want to access MetaQuestPro's folders from my PC.

I created a software to output eye tracking data as CSV files, and I want to access the internal folder of MetaQuestPro on my PC and extract the output files, but MetaQuestPro does not appear in Explorer even though it is connected via C-type cable and OculusLink.

Unity

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  • jtriveri's avatar
    jtriveri
    Start Partner
    3 years ago

    off the top of my head you can use a program called Sidequest to access your headset's files. there's likely a better tool out there for this (googling 'ADB file browser' might point you in the right direction) 

  • SimonDarksideJ's avatar
    SimonDarksideJ
    Protege
    3 years ago

    I would actually recommend using the Meta Quest Developer Hub, which will let you browse files on the quest. Just make sure to save your files on the device in one of the folders the hub can access.

    But speaking personally, it is actually far easier to setup a folder online (say Azure Blob storage) and upload your stats to the online folder.  It is a simple rest upload call and if the endpoint allows anonymous connections, it is very easy to do.

    For example:
    var serializedObject = JsonUtility.ToJson(dataObject);

    var response = await Rest.PostAsync(endPoint, serializedObject);
    if (!response.Successful)
    {
                        Debug.LogError($"Error occured");
    }
    This is using the Rest Utilties from the Reality Collective Utilties UPM Package (realitycollective/com.realitycollective.utilities: A collection of useful utilities for Unity Projects (github.com)) which provides the simpler Rest call.  But all it does is use the UnityWebRequest Post call under the hood.