10-29-2017 05:53 PM
10-30-2017 12:20 AM
10-30-2017 12:43 AM
10-30-2017 01:26 AM
BrockKane said:
I get his frustration. It really shouldn't be an issue to pick any drive upon installation of a new game. It's a no brainer. That being said, having to Google, and install a 3rd party app, to do something so elementary, doesn't make one feel all bubbly inside.
10-30-2017 01:45 AM
10-30-2017 09:44 AM
CodeTen68 said:
I used 'vrBackUpper' to move my library to another drive painlessly...I'm not sure if I am allowed to link it here but a quick google will find it for you...'Oculus Mover' (on the same site) didnt want to work for me but there is a download link for vrBackUpper at the bottom of the page (something to do with 64bits I think)...but then you could have found it and had it installed and working in the same time it took you to write your rant.
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Regards
10-30-2017 09:50 AM
lepter said:
Fair enough, but I shouldnt have to install ANOTHER peice of software and then faff about transfering ALL the software to another drive. I should be able to spread the files across multiple folders/drives, just like steam does!
10-30-2017 09:54 AM
Zenbane said:
I setup Oculus Home to install on the D drive just fine; so I dunno what problems people are having who claim that installation can only happen on the C drive. All of my VR games from Steam and OH reside on my D drive.
Setting your installation up on something other than the C Drive from the beginning would have been the smarter move. The C Drive always gets filled up quick.
10-30-2017 10:01 AM
lepter said:
Hindsight is a beautiful thing. I built my PC on a budget just for VR gaming with the idea of upgrading in the future as the need arises. My C:\ drive was a reasonable 500GB but figured that that would be enough to tide me over until I would need another drive and had no reason to think oculus wouldnt be able to change the library folder. Steam has no issues with sharing multiple folders/drives to install its software so why ocullus cant manage it also is a total mystery to me. Guess oculus just doesnt want my money, with many other people in the same boat.
10-30-2017 10:06 AM
Zenbane said:
lepter said:
Fair enough, but I shouldnt have to install ANOTHER peice of software and then faff about transfering ALL the software to another drive. I should be able to spread the files across multiple folders/drives, just like steam does!
So you've been running out of C Drive space since the Steam days... and you are still defaulting new platforms to C?? C'mon now!
Yes, I agree that Oculus Home should eventually be as user friendly as every other software on the market. But just as such a thing can be reasonably expected of Oculus, it is also reasonable to expect the End User to learn to avoid the C Drive as a default platform for entertainment software.