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View Samples in Oculus GO "VR Mode" / Fullscreen (nor sure how to name it) #797

Open nkpm opened 4 years ago

nkpm commented 4 years ago

Description

I'm not sure if it's a bug or a misunderstanding on my side.

Expected behavior

Running the samples I would expect to be able on the oculus go browser: to open them in the VR mode. This means not seeing the content inside the browser an pan arround with the cursor but being inide the scene and moving arround by moving my head.

Actual behavior

I can only see the scene/video/photo inside the browser window and pan arround with the cursor / controller

Reproduction

I installed and ran it on my macbook and point to it via http://mbp:8081/index.html

Solution

none avaliable

Additional Information

jrjones commented 4 years ago

This started when Oculus Browser was updated to 9.0 and WebVR support was removed. https://developer.oculus.com/documentation/oculus-browser/browser-release-notes/

Oculus has provided instructions for fixing this, but I've not been able to get any of it to work with react-360. So far, I have tried forcing a new version of three.js in the node_modules version in addition to the Oculus recommendations to no avail.

Unfortunately, I think we have to wait for the React-360 team to fix this, assuming there is still a React-360 team... but they've been radio silent for a while. After the COVID/zombie-apocalypse is over hopefully they will make the status of this project more clear.

zicopan commented 4 years ago

Yea React 360 doesn't support WebXR right now so the only way you'll be able to view React 360 content in VR is to use the Firefox Reality browser. Otherwise, consider using A-frame.

BerendWeij commented 4 years ago

@zicopan Are you able to view React 360 content in Firefox Reality? Perhaps I am using an older version of React 360, but I do not get a 'view in webvr' option in Firefox Reality.

zicopan commented 4 years ago

Yes, try viewing it via the iframe from the React 360 website at the bottom of this page. I see the option to view in VR when in Firefox Reality, but not in Oculus Browser

fxsegura commented 3 years ago

@BerendWeij you might have to add some extra code that gives you the option to View in VR.