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Hi, thank you very much for your previous help, do you know about the cast part of the command?

It's the parameter commands inside this cast function: screen, left eye, right eye, resolution, etc. I think this is also an adb command

Thanks, do you know why the WiFi page and the part where you enter the password are not recorded when recording the screen, is there an adb command to unlock it?

Sorry for the .bat script, it's too much, can you give me a simple .bat script?

Just about using adb shell setprop to execute commands related to quality, texture, CPU, GUP, recording

Thank you very, very much.

I'm very sorry, I read https://github.com/Varsett/Quas but this project has so much content and a lot of Russian that I can't search the key content correctly, I need GPU, CPU, resolution, record, record left and right 3D video, record FOV which file are these commands viewed in? 

I hope there is an ensemble of .bat

Thank you very much for your help.

I tried to use adb shell pidof <package_name> and it worked out perfectly to monitor if the game program exits or not, now I can achieve automatic restoration of the default configuration after exit.

At the moment I still need to work out how to automatically connect to adb after a device reboot and about how Android devices can enable the mDNS service to read ports automatically, this will take some time and I'm looking for github projects like this one

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Thank you.

I've previously used adb dumpsys activity lru polling queries to detect if a game exits in order to restore the default configuration on execution, but they all failed. In fact, I tried multiple adb detection application scenarios such as adb shell ps -A | findstr “com.beatgames.beatsaber” and they all failed.

I also tried how to auto-scan for filling in the port number in wireless pairing so that the user only has to enter the pairing code, but that failed as well. The libadb.so I'm using is this: https://github.com/thedroidgeek/oculus-wireless-adb

I've also tried consulting the authors of QGO or QGT about how manual wireless pairing debugging works and localized game configurations related to it, but they both refused to answer any questions citing trade secrets. I just want to develop an open source free Quest image quality adjustment tool, but I can't find any documentation tutorials about it...

Thank you very much for your answer, so do you know how the automatic restoration of the default configuration after a game is over is implemented in Android?

 QGO and QGT may be using ADB global commands to take effect for a particular game, but if the game is exited, it automatically restores the adb defaults, and I don't know how to detect if the game is exited and how to send a notification to indicate this after exiting.

Do you know how to implement local effects of the nadb texture optimization command?

Similar to how Quest Game Tuner and Quest Games Optimizer achieve optimization for a single game rather than a global application? I need to understand how this works

Can you describe in simple words how you solved the problem of installing the APK?
I tried to use the session installation method, but it kept crashing.

Can you tell me the principle of implementing the code? Or related documentation tutorials

Hello, I am a novice developer. I tried to call libadb.so to execute commands, which can achieve global effects, but I don’t know how to modify a single game. Can you give me some help?

The libadb I use is this: https://github.com/thedroidgeek/oculus-wireless-adb

I know that executing adb shell setprop debug.oculus.textureHeight 3380 && adb shell setprop debug.oculus.textureWidth 3072 can modify the texture quality of the game, but this is a global effect and cannot be applied to a single game.

I have no intention of obtaining your secret. It is your patented technology. I just need to know the general method. Can you roughly explain the principle of implementation through adb?

To be honest, I want to know how QuestGamesOptimizer implements custom texture settings for a single game. I've found another program that implements the same functionality, but I don't know what the principle is.

Hi, I'm already using QuestGamesOptimizer but would like to know how to implement this feature via PC

I often use adb shell in my work

Regards, do you know how to use adb commands to individually modify the texture resolution of com.beatgames.beatsaber?

I tried using the command adb shell setprop debug.oculus.textureWidth 3072 but this is global and does not work for individual com.beatgames.beatsaber

Hi, great version 9.0.0, very cool, can you tell me how to call the uninstall function?

I use luajava to write the function of uninstalling the installed program, but it cannot take effect. This is my uninstall function code.

-- Uninstall app

function uninstall(pkgName)

     local intentUninstall = Intent(Intent.ACTION_DELETE)

     intentUninstall:setData(Uri.parse("package:" .. pkgName))

     activity:startActivity(intentUninstall)

     activity:finish()

end

// Pass the package name

uninstall(com.xxxx)

Yes, it won't start on 57 systems.

How do I add the adb toolkit to my application? I would be very grateful if you could give some help documentation, as far as I know the application cannot execute adb commands.

I only know that on the PC side, you can use adb shell am start -n (game package name)/com.unity3d.player.UnityPlayerActivity to start the game

I'm very sorry, I shouldn't be asking here, but I really need to know how to fix this problem.

The app you developed is great! Can you tell me about the code that implements the icon to launch the game?

I use lua language to write an icon launcher program to launch the quest game, but it cannot jump to start the VR game. I have tried various methods to no avail. Can anyone tell me how to do it.

I don’t know what code needs to be written in the AndroidManifest.xml file

Below is my code:

--Create a function to start the quest game

function launchQuestGame(pkgName)

   local intent = Intent()

     .setClassName("com.oculus.vrshell", "com.oculus.vrshell.MainActivity")

     .setAction(Intent.ACTION_VIEW)

     .putExtra("uri", "vrshell://launch/" .. pkgName)

     .addFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK)

   if intent.resolveActivity(packageManager) then

     activity.startActivity(intent)

   else

     toast("Cannot start the application")

   end

end

-- Called in another file directory, such as running the beat saber game

launchQuestGame(com.beatgames.beatsaber)