I had same issue. Just realized it was after upgrading to the "New universal menu". Turned it off in settings, restarted the oculus and the circle is no longer interrupting my game play During the last few weeks, my roomscale boundary stays visible once I've triggered it. Actually, sometimes it will appear even when I don't trigger it, and it will remain fully visible until I reboot the device. I've tried closing whatever app I'm using at the time, pressing the side button to reset the display, and adjusting the boundary Past 24 Hours: 1. Past 7 Days: 4. Past 30 Days: All Time: When I turned on my oculus and I started to put my boundary as usual but this time it was different. It kept glitching everywhere and I just don't know how to fix this problem - First, make sure you are playing in an indoor area that is well-lit but not in direct sunlight. The Quest is not designed to work in direct sunlight or outdoor conditions AM. HI there, thanks for the quick response, I think I figured out the problem, when i initially set up the headset i bumped the controller and skipped the Two ways I think you could keep it from coming up would be to only have the one controller in the play area when you turn the headset on (can confirm this works) or maybe remove To help you out, here are 11 ways to fix various guardian boundary issues with your Oculus Quest 2: Turn the Guardian Feature Off and Back on Again. Move to a Different Play Area. Check Whether the Play Area has Adequate Lighting. Delete Guardian History. Clean the Cameras. Factory Reset the Quest 2 I had same issue. Just realized it was after upgrading to the "New universal menu". Turned it off in settings, restarted the oculus and the circle is no longer interrupting my game play
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Past 24 Hours: 1. Past 7 Days: 4. Past 30 Days: All Time: When I turned on my oculus and I started to put my boundary as usual but this time it was How to turn off always on boundary. I'm not sure how or when I changed the setting, but somehow I've got my floor boundary set to always on. I can't find the setting anywhere in the system to turn it off, and if I go and turn off the guardian system it still shows it. Any idea how to fix it? AM. HI there, thanks for the quick response, I think I figured out the problem, when i initially set up the headset i bumped the controller and skipped the boundary setup, so I factory reset the headset and followed the boundary setup which fixed all the issues I'd been having. View solution in original post. 0 Kudos. Reply 1. Go to the full settings menu on your Quest by clicking Settings and then ‘ See All ‘ on the bottom menu bar in the Quest Home. 2. Select the Device tab and scroll 58 Likes. Updated: 19 weeks ago. Boundary is a built-in safety feature that lets you set up virtual walls that appear when you get too close to the edge of your play area. If you're setting up a boundary for the first time, follow the instructions you see in your headset. You can also watch the video below for an overview of setting up a boundary I figured out the steps to fix the annoying stationary boundary glitch. Turn off guardian in developer settings. Click stationary boundary in the menu. Turn back on guardian. Click cancel when the prompt pops up. Click Select Guardian > Adjust Guardian. Select Reset Floor Level. Follow the on screen instruction to reset the sensor. Instructions For Roomscale Boundary. The user 9 Likes. Updated: 28 weeks ago. If you're having trouble setting up a boundary with your Meta Quest 2, Meta Quest or Rift S, try the following: Play Area. Check to make sure
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How to turn off always on boundary. I'm not sure how or when I changed the setting, but somehow I've got my floor boundary set to always on. I can't find the setting anywhere I figured out the steps to fix the annoying stationary boundary glitch. Turn off guardian in developer settings. Click stationary boundary in the menu. Turn back on guardian. Click Tags First, make sure you are playing in an indoor area that is well-lit but not in direct sunlight. The Quest is not designed to work in direct sunlight or outdoor conditions — if you’re inside 9 Likes. Updated: 28 weeks ago. If you're having trouble setting up a boundary with your Meta Quest 2, Meta Quest or Rift S, try the following: Play Area. Check to make sure your play area is at least 3 feet by 3 feet (1 meter by 1 meter). Move any objects that may keep you from setting your boundaries (example: table, couch). Touch Controllers Select Guardian > Adjust Guardian. Select Reset Floor Level. Follow the on screen instruction to reset the sensor. Instructions For Roomscale Boundary. The user can map out a room and save the setting in the VR headset During the last few weeks, my roomscale boundary stays visible once I've triggered it. Actually, sometimes it will appear even when I don't trigger it, and it will remain fully The oculus seems to think his controller is closer to the boundary than it is. And even when he moves the controllers close to his chest, still the floor boundary won’t go away. 0 Kudos. Reply. All forum topics. Previous Topic. Next Topic. 4 REPLIES. tonymotion. Explorer. AM Two ways I think you could keep it from coming up would be to only have the one controller in the play area when you turn the headset on (can confirm this works) or maybe remove the battery from the other controller when playing a single controller game. 8. vincientjames. • 1 yr. ago