I have lost access to the colour palette in oculus quest 2 standalone open brush
I am starting this thread to ask questions about resolving this issue. @ancientworlds already kindly suggested uninstalling and redownloading open brush. I was wondering what to to do with my sketches and exports folder- could I just drag them out of the open brush folder and when the new version is installed, drag them back? thank you!
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could I maybe install another open brush so i dont have to uninstall anything
Click onto the more/settings panel and there will be a refresh looking panel that will reset all your panel positions
theres only 5 things there and theres nothing that says refresh
please could you tell me if theres another way to find it? refresh would be great!!
i dragged the whole open brush folder into my imac downloads. it was 2.73gb. If i reinstalled openbrush, could i drag all the sketches and exports back into it on my quest? ideally i would love to refresh without going through that process ofc
I’m not at my pc so I can’t take a screenshot - it should be on the panel with the cog, or the one with the ellipsis (…)
Thank you so much!!! But i reckon i tried that- i will send a recording
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Yes that should work fine!
I'll get a screenshot for you later today just to make sure we're talking about the same place
ok great that would be amazing @mikesky thank you so much!!
ok i think this must be the reset button
That’s the one!
(Sorry, didn’t get round to going in-headset.)
it worked!!! i cannot believe i didnt spot it before!!!!
im so sory
i pride myself on 'pressing all the buttons' and somehow i missed that one
thanks. so much!!
No worries, sorry I couldn’t get around to showing you sooner! Whose documentation is that by the way? Would love to see it 🙂
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Ah, nice!