QuestCraft 6 is now live after an update
was released last week. The update adds new features such as support for ByteDance Pico Neo 3 Link headsets and Pico 4 Ultra, along with performance enhancements and expanded mod support. Multi-account support, a demo mode if you don’t own Microsoft Java Edition, and a log viewer were also introduced.
The full announcement can be seen on GitHub, and playing this requires sideloading onto your Pico and Quest headsets. Our
contains all the details for Quest. Please be aware of QuestCraft 6.0 patch notes problems with the new 6.0 patch. This update was intended to increase the framerate on Meta’s latest headsets from 45fps up to 120fps. However, performance was poor. Mod compatibility and resource utilization were also improved alongside Quest 1 support, though only Quest 2 onwards is supported with 6.0.sideloading guideCurrently, modding is the only way you can play Minecraft in VR and while QuestCraft is designed for standalone headsets, PC players can use the several players. QuestCraft wraps Minecraft to allow you to use it on standalone hardware. Accessing QuestCraft requires a legitimate copy of reporting on PC and a Microsoft account.
QuestCraft 6.0 is available now through QuestCraft 5.0 update and