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The official version 1.1.1 of QuestCraft is an older release of the standalone port that brings Minecraft: Java Edition to Meta Quest headsets.

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1. Optimization for Quest 2: The update further optimized the memory usage and RAM allocation, reducing the frequency of crashes when loading chunk-heavy worlds or high-resolution resource packs.
2. Controller Input Fixes: One of the biggest hurdles in VR ports is input latency. The 1.1.1 build included refinements to the controller mapping system, ensuring that hotbar switching and combat inputs felt more responsive and native to the Quest controllers.
3. Launch Stability: Previous builds occasionally suffered from "black screen" issues upon booting up the launcher. This update targeted the initialization scripts to ensure a smoother boot process for the average user.

4. Launcher Stability

• Faster startup time by ~30%.
• No more infinite loading screens when switching Minecraft versions.
• Proper save-data backup before updates.

The "Download" appeal of 1.1.1 is that it functions entirely on the headset. Unlike Oculus Link or AirLink, you don't need a powerful gaming PC to run the game; the feature is the portability of full Java Minecraft (with its superior modding and server support) anywhere you take your Quest. 5. Seamless Multiplayer Support The official version 1

• At least 8 GB free space on Quest internal storage.
• A valid Microsoft or Mojang account (Java Edition license required).