Closed esnho closed 6 years ago
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After a little debugging I found that on the local network server the navigator does not contains xr. Unfortunately I don't know how to fix this. See screenshot in the link
I think you're running into the same issue as #4 -- the WebXR requires a secure context and is only available on HTTPS or localhost
@jsantell you are right. I've created a self signed certificate and used http-server-ssl (npm) to serve the page and it worked. Unfortunately the demo is very laggy even after replacing the fox with a simple cube, I had to disable shadows.
Hello, After I saw the demo at https://web-education-ar-demo.appspot.com/ . Very cool and smooth.
I started digging around the browser-AR tech and found this repository and looks like a good starting point for me.
I followed the tutorial at https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/ar-with-webxr/#0 and I successfully served your app via the Web Server Chrome extension but if I visit the page using my smartphone it says that the browser is not supported.
If I visit your demo at https://googlecodelabs.github.io/ar-with-webxr/final/ it works. It lag a lot but at least it works.
From Canary I get these info: App version: 69.0.3469.0 OS version: Android 8.0.0, SM-G930F Build/R16NW
Working demo screenshot: https://photos.app.goo.gl/PUnAkHRipBr9jUfb7
Not Working demo screenshot: https://photos.app.goo.gl/RNe9hbXZPzGEnnBE7