Quest headset owners can capture VR gameplay using their phones

The Meta Reality Labs unit is launching a last major software update for search and search 2 before the end of the year. And that’s what you want to download as soon as possible because it adds some practical features.

One of them allows you to record yourself while in the game or application. If you have a VR headset, you might have seen the video as above where you can see how the game is played physically. Before today, you need special equipment to capture recordings from the perspective of the mixed reality. With new updates, you can use your phone instead.

Naturally, the final results are not polished as the video above, but you can still get a picture of the game like defeating Saber in the real world. You need an iPhone XS or higher with iOS 11 or higher to use a new cellular cellular reality camera. With today’s release, around a dozen games support features, including the superhot VR, whip pistol and drivers Synth.

This update also includes a number of meta features that are said to be “immediate” at the connection conference at the end of October. To get started, you can now make voice calls through the Messenger application on Quest and Quest 2 headsets. This feature allows you not to just call other search users, but you can also contact your Facebook friends.

Starting today, some games will also allow you to back up savings data to the cloud. This feature may not be available immediately on your headset after downloading updates. That’s because the Lab reality says it rolls it at a slower speed to make sure it works correctly. In addition, this is an opt-in feature for developers, so not every game can support it even after it is widely available. Although not new to the search platform, today’s update also removes experimental tags that have been applied to multi-user-sharing features and applications introduced at the beginning of the year.

Finally, while not directly related to today’s updates, in the “coming week” the reality lab plans to introduce new adjustment options to the Horizon workspace. To start, you will have the option to choose from several virtual office environments and the ability to decorate space with your special posters and company logo.