Project Configuration Overview

1. In Unity, navigate to File > Build Profiles.
2. Under Platforms, select Meta Quest and click Enable Platform. If the profile is already installed, click Switch Platform.
   Unity versions prior to 6.1

   If the Meta Quest platform is absent from your version of Unity, select the Android build platform instead.

1. In Unity, navigate to Edit > Project Settings > Player.
2. In Company Name, type the name of your company. Unity uses this to locate the preferences file.
3. In Product Name, type the name of your app or product that you want it to appear on the menu bar when the app is running. Unity also uses this to locate the preferences file.
4. In Version, type the version number that identifies the iteration. For subsequent iterations, the number must be greater than the previous version number.

1. In Unity, navigate to Edit > Project Settings > Quality.
2. In the Anti Aliasing list, select 4x. Unlike non-VR apps, VR apps must set the multisample anti-aliasing (MSAA) level appropriately high to compensate for stereo rendering, which reduces the effective horizontal resolution by 50%. You can also let OVRManager automatically select the appropriate multisample anti-aliasing (MSAA) level based on the headset.
   Known Issue: If you are using Universal Render Pipeline (URP), you need to manually set the MSAA level to 4x. We are aware of the issue that URP does not set the MSAA level automatically. Once the fix is published, we will announce it on our Release Notes page.
3. Select Realtime Reflections Probes to update reflection probes during gameplay.
4. In the Global Mipmap Limit list, select Full Resolution to display textures at maximum resolution.
5. In the Anisotropic Textures list, select Per Texture.
6. Select Billboards Face Camera Position to force billboards to face the camera while rendering instead the camera plane.

• The Project Setup Tool
• Build Configuration Overview
• Unity Manual⁠