I'm creating an embedded aframe scene. On desktop it loads in the desktop view where I can use WASD and move around. On mobile it turns into the VR headset mode. I want on mobile for it to display as if were on desktop, with no headset attached. Thanks!
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i'm currently working on a project with an IR touchscreen and i would like to know how use a display in landscape and a IR touchscreen in portrait, and disable the air space where there is no screen.
I would like to use it in this way (picture)
https://i.stack.imgur.com/dMYBl.png
Any advise allowed
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I wanted to view A-Frame based VR on my Cardboard when connected to PC. The A-Frame uses Firefox browser on PC. When I click on the VR mode it works fine on PC. It seems if one has htc-vive or oculus headsets and connects the same to PC they will be able to view VR and use the head tracking to move the 360 deg image. Is it possible to do something similar with A-Frame and Google cardboard?
I'm not able to have a correct immersive VR experience with Aframe and a HTC Vive pro.
Context :
With steamVr, I'm Able to access the VR website from the desktop navigation > chrome or firefox.
Which is basically a curved screen/desktop.
but how can I have the same experience as a standalone application ?
What I am trying to achieve :
I want to provide a full immersive mode as I have with a standalone application.
In steamVr environnement, I still have a curved browser in front of me (even with Vr button pressed).
I didn't find a good explanation on how to access a VR website.
I'm trying to detect orientation change on Microsoft Surface. I tried to bind 'orientationchange', 'resize' event but it not working on Microsoft Surface (Ipad and other tablet working fine). Any idea for it?
Xbox Live tile animation in Windows Phone is alot more dynamic than all the tile animations I was able to produce.
Is it possible to mimic that animation somehow in my live tile?
You can't have animated live tiles to that degree, only first-party applications have access to this functionality at the moment.
http://www.opinionatedgeek.com/Blog/BlogEntry=000554/BlogEntry.aspx
The only animation you get on the main desktop is the background / foreground tile flip animation, but that again is controlled by the OS.
This makes some measure of sense, otherwise the number of animated live tiles from third-party apps could fast degrade your battery.
In the Microsoft Silverlight for Windows Phone Toolkit 7.1 (http://silverlight.codeplex.com/) has a control called HubTitle, thats allow some additional (and very cool) tiles templates...