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beProsto / webxr-tutorial

A simple, brief WebXR tutorial.
https://beprosto.github.io/webxr-tutorial
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Tutorial 1 Comment Thread #1

Open beProsto opened 4 years ago

beProsto commented 4 years ago

A comment thread for tutorial 1.

beProsto commented 4 years ago

Hey! This is the first comment on this site! To post your own comments, just use the link titled "this ticket", it should be all the way up at the start of the comment section. This should take you to a corresponding github issue, if you have a github account (if you don't - create a new one), just go ahead and post your comment! :D

dethstrobe commented 1 month ago

If you have a Mac, you can also use the Vision Pro simulator. Apple just released some docs on how to set it up. If you don't want to pay Apple $99 for join the Dev Program, you can also use visionOS1 and turn on WebXR in the settings.

I've been testing with the visionOS1 simulator and so far everything in this tutorial has been working great. Thanks for all the effort.

PeterLemon commented 3 weeks ago

Hi as you helped me out lots I will help you! There is no need for ngrok to test your WebXR coding. For a very simple workaround on the Chrome based Meta Quest browser use these steps to make your Python HTTP Server act like a full HTTPS Server:

  1. Go to this URL in the Meta Quest browser: chrome://flags/
  2. Search For: "Insecure origins treated as secure"
  3. In the box below enter your Python HTTP Server domain that you want run without HTTPS errors or problems
  4. When Enabled it will ask to restart the browser & the domain acts like a HTTPS server from the HTTP address you configured

Tested on Windows 11 & Meta Quest 3, you can also do the same on Chrome on your main PC for fast WebXR development =D I hope this helps, took me a while to find a simple solution like this, & I hope it gets many people into WebXR development fun!