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{
"clusters": [
{
"localizedTitle": {
"localizations": [
{
"cultureCode": "en",
"text": "US West"
}
]
},
"motiveCloudConfig": {
"url": "https://us-west-a.motivecloud.dev",
"identityUrl": "https://us-west-a.motivecloud.dev"
},
"name": "us-west-a"
},
{
"localizedTitle": {
"localizations": [
{
"cultureCode": "en",
"text": "Canada Central"
}
]
},
"motiveCloudConfig": {
"url": "https://ca-central-a.az.motivecloud.dev",
"identityUrl": "https://us-west-a.motivecloud.dev"
},
"name": "ca-central-a"
}
]
} |
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Deploy the AppConfig.json
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2a) Via MDM
Quest for Business
https://developer.oculus.com/documentation/native/ps-assets/
ManageXR
https://help.managexr.com/en/articles/8013220-bundle-files-with-your-app
ArborXR
https://help.arborxr.com/en/articles/6333166-upload-files-to-arborxr
2b) Directly Upload to Headset
App configs may optionally be directly uploaded to a headset.
We recommend using SideQuest for doing this.
Add the AppConfig.json in one of two locations:
The app data folder (Android > data > packagename > files), or
The obb folder (Android > obb > packagename)
If using SideQuest you may use the FileManager built into the tool to do this. It will start at the /sdcard path so navigate to the given folder and add the file. See the image below for reference.
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Note that you may need to reboot your headset for the new AppConfig.json file to come into effect.