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Minecraft VR Not Working (Quest 2) (UPDATE!)
MrPacMan101
I've been having this problem for a while now, and I've tried a few different solutions.
So basically, every time I open Questcraft on my Quest 2, it crashes after less than five minutes of being open. The thing is, it worked normally a little less than a year ago, so I don't know why this keeps happening. I've tried redownloading it on a different VR profile, and I've also tried playing the official/intended way to play, which is with Bedrock Edition rather than Java.
Now, I don't think I would have a problem with playing Bedrock Edition in VR instead of Java Edition (in fact, it's the only way I would be able to play with Actions & Stuff, so I might actually prefer to play it there (then again, I'd have to play with a cable attached to the headset, which would likely get on my nerves)), but whenever I try to do that method, the visuals in the menu (not the Minecraft menu, the VR menu that appears when linked to a PC) really glitch out. And, if I do somehow manage to get Minecraft opened in the headset, all there is is a black void and calm Minecraft music. Also, the laptop I use is kinda old, so that might be a reason for it bugging out so bad/not working. I've been thinking about trying it while linked to an actual gaming PC, but there's not much room to play in the room it's in, and it doesn't have Minecraft installed.
Now, as I said earlier, Questcraft keeps crashing after less than five minutes. Since Minecraft Bedrock is out of the question, I need a way to prevent the game crashing. If anyone has any solutions, please help me out.
Update:
So, I managed to get the game running for a little while today, until it closed itself again. However, this time, it actually told me why it closed. Apparently, the headset doesn't have enough memory to run the game (it never said this before, and previously, it worked perfectly fine when playing for an hour straight). So, that's a bit of a bummer. So, if I want to play Minecraft VR, I have to either get a new headset, or figure out how to increase the memory on the existing one.
So basically, every time I open Questcraft on my Quest 2, it crashes after less than five minutes of being open. The thing is, it worked normally a little less than a year ago, so I don't know why this keeps happening. I've tried redownloading it on a different VR profile, and I've also tried playing the official/intended way to play, which is with Bedrock Edition rather than Java.
Now, I don't think I would have a problem with playing Bedrock Edition in VR instead of Java Edition (in fact, it's the only way I would be able to play with Actions & Stuff, so I might actually prefer to play it there (then again, I'd have to play with a cable attached to the headset, which would likely get on my nerves)), but whenever I try to do that method, the visuals in the menu (not the Minecraft menu, the VR menu that appears when linked to a PC) really glitch out. And, if I do somehow manage to get Minecraft opened in the headset, all there is is a black void and calm Minecraft music. Also, the laptop I use is kinda old, so that might be a reason for it bugging out so bad/not working. I've been thinking about trying it while linked to an actual gaming PC, but there's not much room to play in the room it's in, and it doesn't have Minecraft installed.
Now, as I said earlier, Questcraft keeps crashing after less than five minutes. Since Minecraft Bedrock is out of the question, I need a way to prevent the game crashing. If anyone has any solutions, please help me out.
Update:
So, I managed to get the game running for a little while today, until it closed itself again. However, this time, it actually told me why it closed. Apparently, the headset doesn't have enough memory to run the game (it never said this before, and previously, it worked perfectly fine when playing for an hour straight). So, that's a bit of a bummer. So, if I want to play Minecraft VR, I have to either get a new headset, or figure out how to increase the memory on the existing one.
