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VRChat native eye tracking on Quest Pro was removed
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AlexisEvo authored Sep 14, 2023
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The Quest Pro provides developers with both eye and face tracking data from a single, contained device, making it easy for native Quest developers to incorporate.
However, having it only accessible through Meta’s Oculus OpenXR extensions means there must be an OpenXR application using the Oculus runtime running somewhere.
There is currently no way for VRCFT to simultaneously extract data from the headset and send eye and face tracking to the Quest version of VRChat, so the following solutions are only for PCVR.
Note that native Eye Tracking support is now in open beta for the Quest version of VRChat for use with the Quest Pro, which does **not** require the use of VRCFaceTracking to function.
Previously, a beta version of the native VRChat Quest client included built in eye tracking support without the need for VRCFaceTracking. This version is discontinued and is no longer available.

## Setup

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<!-- - **ALXR/ALVR methods: "[ERROR] No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it"**
- Cause: The ALXR VRCFT server is not running.
- Solution: Usually the problem is related to [missing a step](#oculus-linkairlink-setup)
and the ALXR log may make it clear as to what step exactly was forgotten. -->
and the ALXR log may make it clear as to what step exactly was forgotten. -->

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