After using OTT for several months I find it invaluable. Esp. compared to trying to use the Oculus Debug Tool. So, imho it would be far better to incorporate OTT into the Rift environment to begin with. What are your thoughts?
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Yep, I was requesting it since Oculus Home v1, but nothing 😞
It seems Oculus software developers know what's we consider usefull better than we users do :-1:
There seems also they are unable to proper code for non admin user accounts. I need to log in as admin to properly update my games, to use OTT, debug tool, etc. since day one 😞
<Sarcasm on> It would be bad implement, because it would bring some real benefit for users experience. It's more important to have new sofa and lamp in Home. <sarcasm off>
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After using OTT for several months I find it invaluable. Esp. compared to trying to use the Oculus Debug Tool. So, imho it would be far better to incorporate OTT into the Rift environment to begin with. What are your thoughts?
Yes please. These do seem VERY useful enhancements
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IMHO much of what he has put into OTT should have already been put into the Oculus software from the get go. I am very grateful to ApollyonVR for this great tool.
<Sarcasm on> It would be bad implement, because it would bring some real benefit for users experience. It's more important to have new sofa and lamp in Home. <sarcasm off>
