Othanks
Awhat headset?
Ooculus quest
Aah.
Athat feature is broken on the quest
Aso you're out of luck
Ooh well atleast its not hard to access the github etc so i can request for help on here when i do that
A@Luna is going to be taking a look soon though
A@Ozymandias just to be clear - you're asking specifically about the feature where you can create custom brushes inside the app - yes?
Anot just custom brushes in general (i.e. making them in Unity)
Oim more interested in them in general
Obut when you said you had a tutorial already re the in-app editing...i mean it would be interesting to learn that too-
Obut definitely more interested in learning the full process of making a brush in unity
OI use the Quest 2 tethered, which is the rift link, so I've been using the experimental rift package, which has been fantastic so far. I couldn't go back to the regular version now
OI use the Quest 2 tethered through Rift link using the Rift experimental package
AIn which case use Lachlan's tutorial: https://lachlansleight.medium.com/customizing-tilt-brush-6e9a63bd5425
Ait's still current but in general we don't recommend making custom brushes in Unity as we will probably never support exporting them to other apps. So unless you can do that manually yourself you'll be stuck
Othanks a lot!!!!
Osorry what do you mean by other apps? do you mean making a brush and putting it into open brush to use or do you mean taking a brush and using it in a different game?
Osorry hope its ok im asking all these questions, thanks for taking the time to engage
AIf you make a custom brush using Lachlan's method, then getting it out of Open Brush is tricky
AI think getting it into Unity SDK/Toolkit is probably ok
Abut any exports to GLTF, FBX etc might be difficult
Ooh i see what u mean, you mean if i used the brush, i could not 'see' it easily in another app
Othanks
Akinda depends on the brush
Owhen i login to open brush it says 'powered by tiltbrush' which makes me think tiltbrush is the way we move the controller around and 'paint'- can i pls ask if this is correct?
Ooh i guess what makes open brush unique is the beauty of the brushes actually? the painting motion is in other apps as far as i understand, unless open brush as a differentiated painting motion so that motions are captured in a unique way or something? (pls may i ask)
O(thank you!)
AI'm sorry - I'm slightly confused by that question!
A'powered by tiltbrush' is just giving a credit to the original app
Oi just was asking like, what was meant by 'powered by tiltbrush' - oh great!!!
Ounderstood
Oi thought it was like a product
Olike tiltbrush was a feature
O'this app contains a tiltbrush'
Othanks for taking the time to explain
Oalso im really sorry if ive spoken about it in the wrong way!! i do not at all meant to be disrespectful!!!!!
Aof course not!
AI just assumed everyone had heard of Tilt Brush
AWe're the new upstarts. They are the vintage classic 
Oi had but i thought it was like a unique tilting motion for the controllers
Oand i guess i didnt notice the 'powered by tiltbrush' before
Ooh yes it was revolutionary
Ofor art
Mok, so that's the Rift build. We probably need a better way to ask people who use a Quest if they're actually using it as a Quest, or tethered as a Rift 
You can get the Rift build from Oculus as well, and opt in to the beta channel.
@andybak , I wanted to make sure you see this.
You can get the Rift build from Oculus as well, and opt in to the beta channel.
@andybak , I wanted to make sure you see this.
AYeah. I've never found a simple way to ask that question. "Are you running on a Quest standalone or VR connected to a PC?" is that unambiguous enough?
ASo to respond to @othervrbarry I guess we need to check the latest Rift build from the website to see if it works. Can't remember if I've specifically tested the Rift experimental version.
APoll:
- use standalone
- use wired
- use airlink
- use (whatever the other wireless method is...can't recall off the top of my head...)
- Only use rift
- Only use vive
- Use other headset
then you get specific answers and can summarize 1 or 2-4, and pick up data on the ratio of headset vs quest users and avoid confusion in that area.
if it's just in a quest users group somewhere, then can probably go with 1-4
OI reinstalled it and it now seems to work. However, before reinstalling, I transferred all files from documents to other folders, and erased the documents folders so that the program would be completely fresh. I had had over 220 sketches, 500 videos, and about 700 pictures in there. Could the number of files have been causing issues?