Subnautica will not launch in desktop mode after opening it up with my oculus quest 2 from...

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Verify your settings: Make sure that your Oculus Quest 2 and AirLink settings are properly configured. Check if there are any specific settings related to on-screen keyboards or text input that need to be enabled.

Check for updates: Ensure that both Minecraft Bedrock and the Oculus Quest 2 firmware are up to date. Sometimes, software updates can introduce new features or fix existing issues.

Try alternative methods: In some VR applications, instead of an on-screen keyboard, you can use physical keyboards connected to your PC or a mobile companion app to input text. Check if Minecraft Bedrock VR supports any alternative input methods.

Use a virtual desktop: If none of the above options work, consider using a virtual desktop application like Virtual Desktop or Oculus Link to connect your Oculus Quest 2 to your PC. This method might provide better compatibility and access to an on-screen keyboard.

Hi Med.555, my name is Adam.

I’m sorry to hear that you’re experiencing issues with your Oculus Quest 2.

1. Make sure to charge the headset. If the headset has no charge, you’ll see nothing but a black screen. Plug the headset into a compatible USB charger and leave it alone for a while. If it doesn’t seem to be charging, try a different charger, or make sure you’re using a compatible charger. The Oculus charger outputs 2A, so using a lower amperage charger will result in a longer charge time.

2. Try opening the Oculus menu. While faced with a black screen, try pressing the menu button on your left controller and the Oculus button on the right controller. If this gives you access to the menu, try opening an app to see if that fixes the black screen problem.

3. Check the Oculus app. Load up the Oculus app on your phone and log in if it doesn’t log in automatically. Check to see if the app sees your headset, and try launching a game from the app. After launching the game, put your headset on and check to see if the black screen problem has been corrected.

4.Leave the headset on and plugged in. If you have tried charging the headset and still see nothing but a black screen, and you’re sure you’re using a compatible charger, leave it alone for at least 30 minutes. If the headset is attempting to update, then leaving it alone while plugged into power may allow it to finish the update and return to regular operation.

I hope this helps!
Adam.

Plz help I have no clue what im doing at this point.

I've delved into various ways to play Minecraft on the Oculus Quest 2, including methods that don't require a PC. Here's a concise overview:

Minecraft Java Edition with Vivecraft:

• Use a gaming PC to run Minecraft Java Edition with the Vivecraft mod.
  
• Requires Oculus Link, Air Link, or Virtual Desktop for VR gameplay.
  

Minecraft Windows (Bedrock Edition):

• Install on a gaming PC compatible with Oculus Link or Air Link.
  
• Create a desktop shortcut with specific parameters for VR play.
  

Playing Minecraft on Quest 2 Without a PC:

• Sideloading options available for standalone play.
  

3.1 QuestCraft – Standalone Minecraft Java Edition:

• Sideloading required, using SideQuest or Bugjaeger.
  
• Full VR experience of Minecraft Java Edition on Quest 2.
  

3.2 Minecraft Java Edition (2D) with PojavLauncher:

• Sideloading of PojavLauncher for a flat-screen (2D) Minecraft experience.
  
• Recommended to pair with a Bluetooth controller.
  

3.3 Minecraft GearVR (Bedrock) Edition:

• Sideloading the GearVR version of Minecraft, which is the Bedrock Edition.
  
• Older versions might work with Oculus Touch controllers, newer may need a Bluetooth controller.
  

Bonus: Voxel Works Quest (Minecraft Alternative):

• A Minecraft-like game available for Quest 2.
  
• Installable via SideQuest, offers both standard and sportive modes with hand tracking.
  

These methods provide various ways to enjoy Minecraft on the Oculus Quest 2, whether you have a gaming PC or not. Feel free to check out my post for more details on any of these methods!