I have to admit that I was not able to write the code for positioning the menu in space. This component acts as a container for the photo thumbnails. The first component handles the VR photo menu (showing the menu, hiding the menu, position it in space). As it turned out, I needed actually two components: Which lead me to implement my first component for A-Frame. (b) implementing a decent VR menu could not be done by just using A-Frame tags. (a) yes it is easy to implement a photosphere BUT Since I knew that A-Frame had been released I thought of implementing this app in A-Frame, as I thought it might be quite easy to do, AND I would learn coding in A-Frame.Īfter a few hours of playing around I realised that The photosphere is showing photos with a so-called equirectangular projection (did not hear about that term before, as I am not a photo nerd -) ). It is a 360-degree photosphere VR app for Google Cardboard including a nice menu in VR which allows one to easily select photos from a list. Recently I installed the Cardboard Camera app on my phone. Space bar toggles a menu system, and a gaze-based cursor selects photos. WebVR Tour of Public Projects in Charleston, SCĬhris from IdeaSpaceVR has built an interactive 360-degree photosphere viewer. Popmotion Physics & Animation with A-Frame The Washington Post Presents "Mars: An Interactive Journey" Halloween Feature! Building Ghost Train BuilderĪmnesty International UK Presents "Fear of the Sky"
Rapid Motion-Capture-Powered VR Development Managing Application and Game State in A-Frame Image Tracking and Location-Based AR with A-Frame and AR.js 3Ī-Frame v0.8.0 - Performance and ProductionĪ-Frame v0.7.0 - Windows Mixed Reality Headsets and glTF 2.0Ĭreating Augmented Reality with AR.js and A-Frame
#Vr photo viewer oculus rift pro#
A-Frame 1.4.0 - Custom elements V1, Oculus Quest Pro support, tons of fixes and improvementsĪ-Frame 1.1.0 - AR, Quest 2 Support, hand tracking, compositor layers, immersive navigation
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