Closed garethwilliams closed 7 years ago
@btco Any chance we can update the dpdb with new Android devices?
On Thu, Nov 17, 2016 at 6:21 AM Gareth Williams notifications@github.com wrote:
Using A-frame, on Nexus 5x WebVR scenes looks fine. However, when viewing WebVR scenes on a Pixel XL the stereoscopic does not match up, one of the eyes is too far apart. This causes double vision when viewing within a headset.
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My android device is also not included in the dpdb_cache.js..and I do not know how to calculate it ..Could you please kindly tell me how to calculate "device"["rules"], ["bw"] and ["ac"] as well..?
Here is my device infomation, thanks in advance!!
and some js console message when test webpage based on A-frame on Android device:
Hello,
Any progress on this. It's really disturbing not to be able to use a recent device in a cardboard.
@AdrienPoupa yes, I add some additional information in DBPB cache file, you can refer to this linkhttps://github.com/aframevr/aframe/issues/2117#issuecomment-265275683
I get my device information from https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jphilli85.deviceinfo
It seems they just match 'ua' and 'res' rules , so make sure "ua"(user agent I guess) is correct. We have to wait till Google updates that database... Have a try to fix it locally...
In #233, the local DPDB has been updated and sync'd with the online version at webvr.rocks (once https://github.com/WebVRRocks/webvr-polyfill-dpdb/pull/7 is merged), which includes the Pixel XL. Try the latest version which should fix this -- please reopen if this does not fix the issue. Thanks!
Using A-frame, on Nexus 5x WebVR scenes looks fine. However, when viewing WebVR scenes on a Pixel XL the stereoscopic does not match up, one of the eyes is too far apart. This causes double vision when viewing within a headset.