Added external calibration data support

Why?

Bridge was laggy for my Linux system (and non-existent for ARM architecture). This way, one does not need the Bridge as every calibration data is being hardcoded. (to obtain initial calibration data, you can get the .calibration data and console.log it)

Example usage:


export const initWebXR = () => {
  const config = LookingGlassConfig;
  config.targetY = 0;
  config.targetZ = 0;
  config.targetDiam = 4;
  config.fovy = (1 * Math.PI) / 180;
  config.depthiness = 1;

  const lgPolyfill = new LookingGlassWebXRPolyfill();
    lgPolyfill.setCalibration({
        configVersion: "3.0",
        pitch: { value: 52.594383239746094 },
        slope: { value: -7.21152925491333 },
        center: { value: 0.40277382731437683 },
        viewCone: { value: 40 },
        invView: { value: 1 },
        verticalAngle: { value: 0 },
        DPI: { value: 324 },
        screenW: { value: 1536 },
        screenH: { value: 2048 },
        flipImageX: { value: 0 },
        flipImageY: { value: 0 },
        flipSubp: { value: 0 },
        serial: "LKG-PORT-",
        subpixelCells: [],
        CellPatternMode: { value: 0 },
        // fringe: { value: 0 },
    })

  return config
};

Looking-Glass / looking-glass-webxr

Added external calibration data support #56

Why?

Example usage: