QUEST HEADSET TESTING

STEPS

Publish the app (or use the https preview link). WebXR only works on https pages.
Put on the Quest, set up a Stationary (seated) or Roomscale boundary with at least 2 m × 2 m clear space.
Open Meta Quest Browser and type the app address (tip: send the link to yourself via the Meta Horizon app, or bookmark it).
In the lobby, choose player, Practice or League, difficulty and Standing/Seated. The green chip should read “VR ready”.
Press ENTER VR with the controller trigger. Allow the immersive permission prompt if shown.
Hold both controllers. Pink saber = left hand, cyan = right. Stand on the green floor ring.
Blocks arrive after a 3-second count-in. Swing through them in the arrow direction; you'll feel a haptic pulse on hits.
After the song ends, results appear on the floating panel and you return to the lobby automatically; the run is saved.
To quit early, press the Meta/Oculus button and exit — abandoned runs are not saved.

Both sabers appear in the correct hands and follow the controllers smoothly.
Slow touches do not score; real swings do. Wrong-colour saber or wrong direction shows a miss.
Music and block arrivals stay in sync for the full song (≈83 s).
Seated mode: all blocks reachable without leaning. Standing: blocks at chest/shoulder height.
Run appears in the League dashboard with correct points and handicap.
Framerate feels smooth (no judder) on Hard.

No ducking, dodging, walls or twisting — only arm swings in front of you.
Use wrist straps. Keep pets and people out of the boundary.
Seated mode lowers every block for chairs or wheelchairs (use a chair without arms).
Take breaks; stop if you feel discomfort.

Low-poly shared geometry, block pooling, no realtime shadows, fixed foveated rendering on.
Audio is scheduled ahead on the Web Audio clock, which drives all block positions.

Note: this build has been verified in a desktop browser. In-headset behaviour must be confirmed on a real Quest using the checklist above.