Oculus Developer Mode & ADB Commands Quiz

Study Notes

Two headset models: PICO Neo 3 and PICO 4, differing in aesthetics and hardware.
Setup process similar for both devices; plug into power and press the power button to turn on.
Power button location: Neo 3 is on the top; PICO 4 is on the right side below the strap.
To turn on, hold the power button for ~2 seconds; to turn off, hold for ~5 seconds.

IPD is crucial for visual clarity and comfort, adjustable through a wheel/slider.
PICO Neo 3 has manual lens movement for IPD settings: inner (58mm), middle (63.5mm), outer (69mm).
For PICO 4, adjust IPD via Settings menu, using plus/minus buttons. Warning appears if IPD dips below 62.5mm.

Requires logging into an account; follow settings menu to the general tab, then factory reset option.
Should only be conducted with lead instructions.

Login requires the headset and a provided email; no phone required, unlike Meta devices.
Installing apps involves finding it in the library or through the Store; for unlisted apps, search by title and download.

Access developer options by navigating to Settings, General, and tapping Software Version multiple times.
Enables graph overlays and headset data extraction, essential for advanced functionalities.

Linking to Steam requires a specific USB-C cable and PICO LINK software.
Connect, open software, and enable DP connection on the headset to link successfully.

PICO 4 has a dedicated camera button on the right controller for snapshots and video recording.
For PICO Neo 3, use the dash button to access recording options.

ADB is a command-line tool for app installation and headset communication during development.
Essential for pulling logs and media via USB connection.

Connect headset to PC, navigate to its drive to transfer files (screenshots/videos).
ADB commands can be executed after setting up “platform tools” on the computer.

Compliance checks cover aspects like Sound, Performance, Security, and Input.
App icon consistency, sound quality, frame rate (min. 72Hz), battery management, and error handling are vital.
Challenges with Internet connectivity must be communicated clearly to users.

Ensure haptic feedback is enabled for immersive experiences; gestures and button usage should be intuitive.
Virtual scene movement must align with real-world head movements for accurate immersion.

Functionality covers sound performance, app functionalities, and necessary tutorials.
Multi-user interactions such as friend management and matchmaking are to function seamlessly.### File Transfer and Sideloading
Transfer files from the PICO headset to a PC by dragging or using right-click copy/paste methods.
Sideloading requires APK installation via ADB commands if the app lacks a store page.
Developer mode must be enabled, and the headset needs to connect to the PC to proceed with ADB commands.

Pico has compliance checks divided into several categories: Package, Sound, Performance, System, Input, Security, Tracking, and Play Area.

App icon must display correctly and align with the icon uploaded on the PICO Developer Platform.
The app name should change according to system language settings.

Minimum frame rate should be 72Hz.
App should run uninterrupted for 45 minutes without triggering low battery or overheating warnings.
Loading times for VR screens must be within 5 seconds after launch.

Apps must pause and resume progress when users return after exiting.
No interruptive logic should impede user experience or require unavailable information.
Clear messaging for apps requiring network connections when offline.

Users can interact using physical button presses on controllers for actions like opening menus or picking up items.
Controller positions in the app must match real-world orientations.
Haptic feedback is essential to enhance immersion during interactions.

All functionalities should operate without disruption and include necessary tutorials.
The app should not depend on Google Play services and must maintain quality across platforms.
User data, such as app progress and leaderboard records, must be saved effectively.

Users should have the ability to manage friend lists, send game invites, and chat within multiplayer interactions.
Matchmaking for multiplayer should be efficient and reasonable.