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dignifiedweb / OculusHomeIconChanger

Edit Icons for Third Party apps listed in Oculus Home - time saving 1-click button to grab steam banners
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oculus file formats #6

Closed greenpau closed 2 years ago

greenpau commented 2 years ago

@dignifiedweb , thank you for your work and this repo! 👍

I am doing a research on the layout of manifests and other files in Oculus app.

I did not compile this app yet. However, it looks like you are regenerating the *_assets.json (which likely point to C:\Program Files\Oculus\CoreData\Software\StoreAssets). Maybe I am wrong.

Do you know if there is a doc describing various formats used in C:\Program Files\Oculus\Software\Manifests and in C:\Program Files\Oculus\CoreData\Manifests.

dignifiedweb commented 2 years ago

No problem.

I am not aware of a document that Meta/Oculus has made for manifest files. I just know there's basically 2 types, the hake and the media manifest files. Media meaning images for game and game meaning the exe. Someone contributed to my repo for the "add new" button that just calls a powershell script. I didn't have time to redo I'm c# code but it works well and appreciated the help.

That poweshell is here: https://github.com/dignifiedweb/OculusHomeIconChanger/blob/master/OculusHomeIconChanger/AddtoOculus.ps1

That details the exact requirements for creating a new file and where they are located. I think you were right with location. Hope that helps!

greenpau commented 2 years ago

Thank you for the pointer @dignifiedweb !