Doesn't work with Daydream View with Chromium (WebVR) neither Chrome Beta

[arturitu]

I needed to change some things to make it work with Daydream (a link which work with with Chromium (57.0.2947.0) on my new Pixel device) > https://unboring.net/tmp/ray-input/

What I needed to do:

1) Comment e.preventDefault(); line as @bunnybones1 reported on #14

2) Modifying webvr-manager build because when you press cardboard button doesn't detect any hmd. And researching I think is because doesn't resolve Promise getDeviceByType_ as expected:

Because if (displays[i] instanceof type) { is false if you run this code on Chrome Beta or Chromium.

If you add a log:

Returns:

It seems VRDisplay is returning well, but when try to make a instanceof returns false (I guess) because its constructor is a [native code] (not sure about this) but if you make the same log with regular Chrome doesn't returns any [native code] and Cardboard as display name as expected:

Just two more things:

I used latest versions of:

"three": "^0.82.1",
"webvr-boilerplate": "^0.4.9",
"webvr-polyfill": "^0.9.23"

and it works well with Chromium (57.0.2947.0)

But with the last Chrome Beta (56.0.2924.23) doesn't seem ok:

I was talking with @klausw via Slack too, I hope this will be helpful in some way.

[gravityrail]

I can confirm that RayInput doesn't work on the current Android Chrome Beta (57.0.2987.97), but DOES work without changes on Chrome Canary (59.0.3037.0).

This is on my Google Pixel XL.

[gravityrail]

and also, btw, ThreeJS in general seems WAAAAAY faster in Chrome Canary. Night and day vs. Chrome Beta. Bodes well for the future of WebVR!

[klausw]

I've refactored this in https://github.com/borismus/ray-input/pull/26 , can you check if this works for you?