The UI of Quest Games Optimizer becomes more customizable
With the latest update to Quest Games Optimizer, you can add a background image to change the look and feel of the UI.
The 12.6.0 update released yesterday brings the following new features.
In the new Theme tab, you can now load your own background image for QGO and customize the color palette of the user interface as before. You can download images from the Internet using your browser or use your screenshots from VR/MR games.
In the Themes tab, you can now also find a dark and a light theme, based on Meta's themes if you like to maintain consistency. There is also a custom QGO theme.
If you like to organize your apps in folders, you can now set colors for them.
Finally, an image has been added as an explanation to the performance boost option. When enabled, this option maximizes the effect of fixed foveated rendering (lower resolution at the edges of the image) to achieve up to 30 percent more performance.
As always, you can find the complete release notes in the change log.
What is the Quest Games Optimizer?
QGO's main feature is to automatically configure your games and apps so that they take full advantage of the hardware and look better or run smoother. Quest 3 and 3S benefit the most from this tool.
QGO comes with it a dedicated app launcher that lets you select and customize performance profiles for almost any Quest app. The tool currently offers tested profiles for hundreds of games and apps. You can also choose to customize the existing profiles or create entirely new ones. This is effortless thanks to an intuitive UI.
You can find more information about the Quest Games Optimizer and a review in the following two articles:
- What is the Quest Games Optimizer and is the tool safe?
- Quest Games Optimizer review: Meta Quest 3 unleashed
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