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barelyirish
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November 6, 2019

Quest Stuck on Loading Screen when pushing from Unity

I'm developing a scene for the Quest using Unity 2019.1.5f1. I configured Unity for Oculus development using a tutorial by Valem:"How to make an OCULUS QUEST game" (I can't post links yet) 

When I push my build to the Quest, the process through okay with no errors. However, once the build actually pushes to the Quest, the game itself does not actually load. It gets caught in an endless loading loop, until it eventually crashes and prompts me to close the app or try to start it again. 

I've looked up solutions to this but have yet to find a true consensus. Does anyone have any ideas? Thanks. 

    5 replies

    Weitin
    Inspiring
    November 6, 2019
    Off the top of my head, don't use 1.39, make sure your AndroidManifest is correct, and virtual reality supported is set to Oculus.
    Wei Tin Yuen, VR Developer B) Toronto, Canada http://tinforge.com/
    Anonymous
    November 11, 2019
    I had this problem the other day. Make sure that you have all of the Android SDK installed with Unity. If you are using Unity hub, there is a drop down tab for the android SDK in the settings for the Unity Install that you are using.
    barelyirishAuthor
    New Participant
    December 14, 2019
    Found the source of the problem - the file size I was uploading to the Quest was way too large. It got hung up on loading it until it eventually gave up. Thank you all for your replies! 
    Nomiki
    New Participant
    October 20, 2020
    Hey... sry to revive this old thread.

    @barely_irish   Did you kinda "solve" the problem? How did you know it was way to large? Might guide me to a documentation for that? Did you just throw your project into the bin or found a way to lower the size?

    Just canceling my project because of file size is sadly not an option :neutral:

      JimboSliceMan
      New Participant
      February 14, 2021
      Having the same problem :/
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