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How to Capture PC VR App Screenshots in Oculus Dash

By Matthew Lynch
June 23, 2023
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Virtual reality is a visual medium, and sharing screenshots of our gaming experiences is a great way to capture our memories and share them with others. Thanks to Oculus Dash, it’s now possible to capture screenshots of PC VR apps right from inside your virtual reality headset. Here’s how you can do it:

Step 1: Activate Oculus Dash

To use Oculus Dash, you need to have a compatible VR headset. Once you’re set up, you can activate the feature by pressing the Oculus button on your controller, or by saying “Hey Oculus, Home” to your headset’s built-in microphone. The Dash interface should then appear in your VR field of view.

Step 2: Open the App You Want to Screenshot

Once you’re in Oculus Dash, you need to open the PC VR app you want to take a screenshot of. You can do this by selecting the app from your library, or by opening it with your controller.

Step 3: Open the Dash Menu

To take a screenshot, you need to open the Dash menu. This can be done by pressing the Oculus button on your controller again. The Dash menu should then appear in your VR field of view.

Step 4: Take the Screenshot

With the Dash menu open, you should see a camera icon in the lower right corner. Click on this icon to take a screenshot of the current screen. The screenshot will be saved to your Oculus screenshot folder.

Step 5: Share the Screenshot

Once you’ve taken the screenshot, you can share it with others. To do this, you can access your Oculus screenshot folder either on your local computer or through your Oculus account. From there, you can upload the screenshot to social media, message it to friends, or include it in a blog post or other content.

In conclusion, capturing screenshots of your PC VR apps using Oculus Dash is a useful and straightforward process. By following the steps outlined above, you can capture your virtual reality experiences and share them with others. So, grab your VR headset and start taking some screenshots!

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