brianpeiris / RiftSketch

A virtual reality live-coding environment based on WebXR
https://brianpeiris.github.io/RiftSketch
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Issues on OS X #1

Closed seflless closed 10 years ago

seflless commented 10 years ago

hey Brian,

Rad that you made this, this type of thing is what I'd work on as my next VR project. I'm currently making a really hackable virtual cinema, video player experience right now.

I just tried it out and I couldn't get it to go into vr mode without hacking it in the console. Alt+V on OS X just wasn't working for me. (I'm on the latest Macbook Pro and using Yosemite), additionally even when hacking it to go to vr mode, the text editing box was only showing on one eye, or is that what I should expect?

If there is any more testing you need me to do, just fire away.

Thanks, Francois

brianpeiris commented 10 years ago

Thanks for the report! Just to be clear, you are using Firefox and not Chrome right? I can see how the keyboard shortcuts might not work but I'm surprised that the CSS 3D rendering didn't. Does @vvuk's CSS 3D example work for you? I'll try to get my hands on a Mac to test things if I can.

seflless commented 10 years ago

Ha, yeah so I was just about to post that I had yes tried it out in Chromium despite your direct instructions that it was Firefox Nightly, doh! I need to stop skim reading.

I just tried it out in Firefox, and I couldn't get it to go fullscreen either with Alt-V. Was again able to hack it by going into the code and changing the vr mode, but then it only went into split screen rendering mode not actual full screen mode and the editor was sort of up and behind me and I couldn't get a direct line of site on it as it'd dissappear as I turned towards it.

Sorry to be the one finding bugs (First one not being a bug! Hahaha)

brianpeiris commented 10 years ago

@francoislaberge Heh, no worries.

Your console hacking wouldn't have worked because you need to trigger fullscreen from a user event. You can't do it from the console.

Anyway, I've fixed the OS X keyboard shortcut bug. Try it now!

I appreciate the feedback. Do let me know if you run into any other issues.