mdn/webvr-tests

A set of simple tests for testing WebVR functionality. See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebVR_API for the latest on the documentation.

webvr-tests

NOTE The API in this repository has been deprecated. We will archive this repository on March, 2024.

A set of simple tests for testing WebVR functionality. See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebVR_API for the latest on the documentation.

webvr-tests's Issues

Update for new 1.0 API

https://hacks.mozilla.org/2016/03/introducing-the-webvr-1-0-api-proposal/
https://mozvr.com/webvr-spec/

Having problems running this example on different devices

Greetings

This example does not work on different devices for me. I have a Nexus 5 smartphone on which the example works perfectly fine. But i also tried to use it with a Samsung Galaxy S4. On the Samsung nothing happens when i start the example. It just shows me a static picture and some sensor data, but it does not react to any movement of the smartphone. And sensor data also does not change.

I have installed the latest firefox nightly on both device. I also install the webVR addon. Both smartphones run on android 5.x.

Can you tell me the reason why it is not working on the Samsung device?
Sry for my bad english, i hope its possible to get my question.

Nicklas

Does this work with DOM?

Today it's possible to make 3D scene with DOM using CSS transform: matrix3d(). Does WebVR allow a DOM scene (a single DOM tree) to be rendered twice, once for each eye? Or is it limited to canvas/WebGL where we can manually render things twice?

CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md file missing

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