Beat Saber 1.17.1 Download Quest 2 ((TOP))

I know the Quest platform has some restrictions when it comes to modding, especially since the android 12 Update. I did some research yesterday and stumbled upon some way using QAVS (you can sideload it using sidequest) and Patch your existing Beat Saber Game copy using that. But that didn't work for me. I also tried another way using a combination of BMBF and QAVS but that also didn't work for me.

I have noticed that when switching from the PC version of beat saber, to the standalone oculus quest version, I am not able to do as good on most songs, outright failing harder ones. I use an oculus quest and a link cable in order to connect to my PC. for a song like cycle hit (Camellia) on expert plus, I can beat it around 75-80% of the time on the PC version but on the standalone version, I can barely get past the first 30 seconds. I have played on both versions extensively and have noticed this on other songs as well.

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I have done some tests on the tracking, and I notice that on the standalone version, sometimes my sabers seem to go through the blocks but they don't seem to connect, where as on the PC version, it doesn't happen at all, and as a reminder, I use an oculus quest 2 for both playing types (PC and standalone) for this game.

My hypothesis that I am working with as of posting this is that the quest hardware is spending a lot of energy running the game, and so the tracking quality is impacted by the use of power. Think of it like a scale, platforms on each side, one side tracking and on the other, is the CPU, cooling, the game itself and a bunch of other side processes, and that builds up on one side, causing the tracking and hit detection to be screwed up. And the reason why the PC version is not the same is because obviously the computer is doing all of the heavy lifting and so the only thing that the quest itself is doing is the tracking, thus causing the tracking to be better.

Just found out the same thing yesterday. I'm not willing to fork over money twice for the same song packs. This totally defeated the purpose of sharing accounts with my wife. We have one quest 2 that we thought was shareable. Very disappointed and feel mislead.

New to Oculus and we just discovered this too! Purchased and played Billie Ellish and Interscope Mixtape in my (primary) admin account yesterday and my son went to play in his (secondary) account today only to find he could not use those packs without buying!! Its just ridiculous that in an already shared app like beat saber any add on such as music packs aren't available to all accounts on the same headset!! Extremely disappointing!!!

To restore your data, open SideQuest and connect your Quest to your PC.

Using the SideQuest file explorer, take the 3 files you saved from the Backup Save Data using SideQuest steps AvatarData.dat, PlayerData.dat and settings.cfg and put them in the sdcard/Android/data/com.beatgames.beatsaber/files folder.

If you have not already, go to Preparations and follow those steps. You should now have Developer Mode enabled and SideQuest Advanced installed on your PC. It is recommended to disable the proximity sensor of your quest in the SideQuest device settings. This prevents it from going into sleep mode during the modding process. Alternatively you can tape up the sensor between the lenses.

Also, installing BMBF and modding your game, Official Multiplayer as well as viewing and uploading scores on the base game leaderboards will no longer work. If you would like to play modded multiplayer, you need the mod, Beat Together, which allows for cross-play between pc and quest and allows for custom songs to be used if both parties own said song. The mod can be found in the Beat Saber Modding Group in #quest-mods or on the Questboard (opens new window)site.

To get leaderboards on custom songs and to be able to get Performance Points (PP) from ranked songs you need the ScoreSaber mod. This link takes you to the ScoreSaber page to set it up. Scoresaber does not replace the base game leaderboards, it only adds leaderboards for custom songs. Note: Scoresaber has NOT yet been updated for Beat saber 1.13.2.

Open the backups page, and click the button to select a new base apk. Then navigate to and select the beatsaber backup file you created before attempting to sync, which should located in c:/users//appdata/roaming/sidequest/beatsaber backups (something like that).

I need help. I keep trying to sync songs but it keeps telling me i have the wrong beat saber version. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the game and still i get this error. Please help me with this. Thanks

hi im chris i just downloaded sidequest and a pparently there was an update for beatsaber and when i try to sent the songs i got yo the quest it says we are working on an update do i have to reinstall this again to the latest version or will the update appear on the sidequest app

Hi there! I have followed all of the steps, but after the modded version of beatsaber is downloaded three dots show up and after a few minutes a black screen appears. Before and after downloading songs this issue is still there. I also do have the storage permissions on for beatsaber and I have redownloaded everything from scratch again. Please if anyone finds a fix for this lmk!

You have to turn on developer mode in the Oculus app. -on-oculus-quest/enable-developer-mode . You have to become a developer first tho. Here is how to do it -device-setup/ follow all directions, create and name your organization and wait a few seconds before you try to turn on developer mode on the Oculus app. Restart your headset before doing anything else. Hope this helps!

Hey BMBF team. I have a problem with the site for oculus quest beat saber modding. I go to the tools bar and copy the exact web address on google chrome but it just times out. I have no idea why and I really want to start modding my beat saber game so please get back to me.

So I followed all the steps to use custom songs in my quest 2 and each time I try to open the app it just loads and loads and loads forever and never opens up. Anyone else had this problem or know a solution?

the stable versions do not work with the latest version of beat saber if you bought it through oculus. You have to go back to a prior version, which i dont think is possible if you bought through oculus.

You have to go with a nightly update version of BMBF, and good luck getting that to work, its a pain in the butt, cannot get any songs downloaded to the quest.

This has been a very painful experience. I bought Beat saber through oculus, so cannot go back a version. I am currently using the latest nightly update version, successfully installed on my quest2. I am now able to connect directly to the quest2 ip address, and can drop files to upload them this way, but they do not appear anywhere in game. If i try to drop the file again, it says failed, already exists.

On the Quest2 when BMBF is open and i try to add the songs that way, tells me i need to be logged on ? nowhere appears to be able to login, so i go to sync page and enter my bsaber id there and toggle the bookmark and queue download. Still nothing, still cannot add song from within BMBF on Q2.

To prevent your Quest from sleeping during the modding process, it is recommended to disable the proximity sensor of your quest in the SideQuest device settings or place tape over the sensor between the lenses.

You can install custom songs in game using the BetterSongSearch mod or you can download the files from bsaber.com then extract each song into a folder and copy this to the Quest 3 using the SideQuest file manager.

At this point sc2ad had started working on my codebase and adding support for custom saber colors, removing songs, and custom packs. His code was still experimental, but I worked with him and did a lot of refactoring myself to integrate his code with how I wanted my patcher to work and eventually merged all of his work into master. As part of this process I wrote a new JSON-based command line with a new interface that allowed creating unlimited custom packs and organizing and ordering songs within them. The new code would then take an APK and synchronize the state with the songs you requested: adding, removing and rearranging the minimal amount necessary to update the APK quickly.

I had been scaling down the amount of time I spent working on Beat Saber patching, but as Beat Saber released updated versions I continued to update my patcher to be compatible with the new versions and improve its reliability. One of the Beat Saber updates removed the BinaryFormatter based beatmaps and switched to just JSON strings in the same format as the PC version with no signatures, which means eventually there was no reason my patcher needed to be in C# instead of my preferred Rust but I had already written thousands of lines of code so there was no point in switching.

If you already have a sizeable collection of custom songs on the PC release of Beat Saber, you can migrate those into the Oculus Quest 2 version with minimal hassle. Simply go into the install directory for Beat Saber on your computer (the default directory will be C:\Oculus\Software\Software\hyperbolic-magnetism-beat-saber\Beat Saber_Data\CustomLevels), copy whatever song folders you wish, then use the File Explorer in SideQuest to navigate to 'sdcard\BMBFData\CustomSongs' and paste in this directory. Return to the BMBF app, navigate to the Tools tab, and select 'Reset Song Folders'. If you've managed to set up any playlists within Beat Saber, unfortunately this will clear them out and you'll need to rebuild those again.

Beat Saber is a virtual reality rhythm game developed by three Slovaks Jn Ilavsk, Vladimr Hrinr, Peter Hrinr and published by Czech game developer Beat Games. It takes place in many different surrealistic neon environments and features the player slicing blocks representing musical beats with a pair of brightly-colored sabers. Following an early access release in May 2018, the game was officially released for PlayStation 4 and Windows on May 21, 2019, and supports most virtual reality headsets including HTC Vive, Oculus Quest, Quest 2 and Quest Pro, PlayStation VR, PlayStation VR2, and Valve Index. e24fc04721