Configure-Quest.md

@@ -11,7 +11,6 @@ To Deploy Hello-World to your Quest, we will need the following variables. Detai
 |WVSUSR_ANDROID_KEYSTORE_BASE64 |
 |WVSUSR_UNITY_PASS               |
 |WVSUSR_UNITY_SERIAL             |
-|WVSUSR_OCULUS_TOKEN             |
 
 1. Go to [Oculus Developer Center](https://developer.oculus.com/) and log in with your credentials.
 Select **My Apps** to get started.
@@ -29,11 +28,15 @@ Select **My Apps** to get started.
     - Locate **App Secret** and copy the secret and save this for later.
 
 5. Now, we are going to move into the project on unity. To clone your project to your local 
-directory, you can use the Desktop Client, the CLI, or the web app. Detailed steps can be found on our [Docs Site](https://docs.wvs.io/wiki/Projects/Clone/Clone-Project-in-Web-App.html)
+directory, you can use the Desktop Client, the CLI, or the web app. Detailed steps can be found on our [Docs Site](https://docs.wvs.io/wiki/Projects/Clone/Clone-Project-in-Web-App.html).
+But you can clone using the Desktop Client.
+     - Select **Remote Projects** from the tab on the left-hand side. The project you just forked should 
+       appear in the list. Click Clone. Your Project should now be in the **My Projects** tab on the left.
 
-6. Once you have your project locally, open up the **WVS Desktop Client**. 
+6. Once you have your project locally, you can make some changes to the project. 
       - In the Desktop Client, you will start a changelist by selecting the **New Changelist** tab on 
-         the left.
+         the left. We want to start a changelist because we will be making some changes to the project 
+        settings.
       - You will need to enter a name for your new changelist in the text field that has the text 
          **Enter New Changelist Name**.
       - You can ignore the optional file tree for locking files since we're just editing the project 
@@ -73,10 +76,23 @@ directory, you can use the Desktop Client, the CLI, or the web app. Detailed ste
        
       - Click the **Add Variable** button and add your variables, one at a time.
 
-9. Once this is set up, you can trigger a build by making a small change in the readme and adding a commit message (**-execute_quest**) to trigger the build.
+9. Once this is set up, you can enable the flows in the desktop client by doing the following.
+      - The WVS Desktop client uses a simple interface to manage a single active changelist at a time. A 
+        changelist is a list of changes that you will apply to your repository.
+      - First, you need to select the **New Changelist** tab on the left
+      - You will need to enter a name for your new changelist in the text field that has the text **Enter 
+        New Changelist Name**
+      - You can ignore the optional file tree for locking files since we're updating the flows.
+      - At this point, you may change the flows in your repository, and they will automatically show up in 
+        the appropriate section under **Modified Files.**
+      - The JSON files to change are in `.wvs/flows`
+      - Open the first file, and you will change the second line `"Enabled": false` to `true`.
 
 10. Once the build completes, you can go to your [Oculus Developer Account](https://developer.oculus.com) and check that your build was deployed.
       - Go to your app and select Overview from the left-hand nav. You will see your build 
         information there once it is deployed successfully.
-      - To view it on your Oculus, you can search for the app by using the exact project name 
-        **Hello-World**
+      - Your App should show up under APP LAB and if it doesn't show automatically, you will have to 
+        search on your device by using the exact project name **Hello-World**.
+
+### Troubleshooting
+ For additional support, please reach out to us on our Discord or by Email.