queSTL

TLDR;

This is a basic app to view and hold STL 3D models in your hands in passthrough mode on the Quest platform. I have only tested it on a Quest 3 headset. I will continue working on this as time allows. This is still a very basic MVP.

Excessive Details

Get the APK onto your quest headset however you wish.

The suggested workflow:

1) Plug your Quest headset into your PC.

2) Look in your headset and you should tap on the dialog that pops up to allow USB Connection to your computer. If you don't tap this you won't see your headset on your computer. Unplug and replug in the headset to retrigger this.

If you are used to wiring in with link i've found that enabling airlink is the quickest way to prevent LINK from triggering automatically so I can get access to the files on my headset.

3) Open your Quest 3 Headset file structure in windows explorer and navigate the folder structure until you get to:

Quest 3> Internal shared storage > Android > data > com.threeDream.STL > files

4) Drag and drop any STL files that you want to view into this folder. Note that the ONLY thing you can do is hold/move/rotate your STLs. You cannot rescale, change colors or do any sorts of editing of the files. 

LOTS of bugs (known and unknown) are basically guaranteed to be in this. The colliders for pushing buttons aren't great so they take repeated hits. Large/complex STLs might take a bit to load. Some STLs are scaled strangely and might not showup in the viewer. I've tested with roughly a dozen common models (benchy, helmets, low poly pikachu, etc) to get scaling to be 1 to 1 but no guarantees.

Please leave comments about bugs/problems/suggestions but understand they might go unaddressed. This is a spare time project that I work on in spurts and i'll not have access to a headset in the near future for prototyping. If donations are high enough i'll get a personal headset to continue development and add features/polish to the app.

For now, enjoy queSTL.