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Furthermore, the release of the has changed the game. With its superior processing power, Quest-native mods are becoming nearly indistinguishable from PCVR mods. Sideloading allows you to populate the massive "Fantasy Arena" or "Sandbox" maps with NPCs that would have crashed the Quest 2.
To help you get exactly what you're looking for, let me know: Are you playing on Do you have a available to help with the initial setup? video script social media post I can provide a specific troubleshooting checklist if your mods aren't showing up!
Note: For Quest 3, the folder path is identical. If you don’t see "Android\data," your headset might be in charging-only mode.
Go back one folder level to AppData , then navigate to: LocalLow/Stress Level Zero/BONELAB/Mods/
Before moving files, you need to prepare your hardware and software based on your platform.
The process for the Oculus Quest series is unique. Because the Quest runs a mobile version of the game, you cannot simply plug it in and play PCVR mods. However, using sideload techniques with SideQuest or CX File Explorer , you can manage the Android file structure to install mods that are specifically compiled for the Quest.
In the context of VR headsets like the Meta Quest series, "sideloading" refers to the process of manually installing applications, files, and game modifications that are not available through the official Quest Store. It is a method of loading software onto a device directly from a computer or other source, bypassing the platform's default app distribution system.
Bonelab technically has an in-game mod browser powered by mod.io . While convenient, this browser is limited. It only allows "code mods" (mods that use the official SDK) and often lags behind the community’s pace.
The Ultimate Guide to Bonelab Sideloading: Custom Avatars, Maps, and Mods
to: Internal shared storage > Android > data > com.StressLevelZero.BONELAB > files > Mods . Paste the folder directly into the Mods directory.