google-cardboard

I'm working on a Google Cardboard project, right now i have a demo for Android where u can look around in a special scene i build in UNITY 3D, everything is working fine & looking good, but what I really want is: I want to walk forward when I press the Google Cardboard magnet button. I found a few script's on the web, but I do not know exactly how to make these scripts work in my UNITY project. Can anybody help me further with this? Assuming you are able to read the magnet input correctly. This is how I did an FPS style controller script: In Unity5 import the asset package Standard Assets

I am trying to create a Google Cardboard app using Unity. The new SDK doesn't have GVRMain, so I used GVREditorEmulator instead. However, I can't "look around" in the project. I am using a Windows PC, and Unity 5.6 Looks like Google updated its GoogleVR SDK and GvrViewerMain is replaced by GvrEditorEmulator. https://developers.google.com/vr/unity/release-notes What you're most likely missing is the Camera script which has to talk to the Gvr Editor Emulator. Click on the GvrEditorEmulator In the inspector see Camera: None (Camera) This is where your camera should be referenced. I was able to

Currently, I am working on VR application for android that using google CardBoard and Rajawali to play the 360 video. The sensor is working well, but I cannot use touch to drag the scene or camera around correctly. Is there any way to enable touch mode in this app? Any help is greatly appreciated! Thank you. I've worked on the same thing, and this is what I used: First, take a look at Rajawali's ArcballCamera class. You can see there how touch events are handled to rotate the camera with touch events. The problem is I didn't liked the default behaviour of the rotation when the user moved

Processing was designed to make drawing with Java much easier. Processing for Android has the power of its desktop sibling plus information from sensors. Putting these things together, shouldn't it be easy to display a stereoscopic image and move around it like Oculus Rift or Google Cardboard? The code below displays an image in two viewports - one for the left eye and one for the right eye. The result is that the image looks 3D when viewed from a Google Cardboard device. Accelerometer and gyroscope data are used to move the 3D image as the head is moved around. The only bug is that of

In my Cardboard app for Android, I want to display an overlay in each eye that centers. Simply creating a LinearLayout with two centered views is fairly easy and works for most phones as the eyes are drawn to best fit: When that's not the case, getting something to center in each eye becomes a problem. It's most clearly illustrated when using a tablet: I'm trying to get the message "Buffering, 0%..." centered inside each eye view. The size of the render boxes for the eyes has a fixed dimension (of course, because the distance between human eyes has a fairly fixed size). Unfortunately,

I am a new man in these area. I am trying to change a program in github to play video for cardboard now. I modified the MyRenderer by using StreamingTexture. public class MyRenderer extends RajawaliCardboardRenderer { public MyRenderer(Context context) { super(context); } private MediaPlayer mMediaPlayer; private StreamingTexture streamingTexture; @Override protected void initScene() { mMediaPlayer = MediaPlayer.create(this.getContext(), R.raw.test); streamingTexture = new StreamingTexture("video", mMediaPlayer); Sphere sphere = createPhotoSphereWithTexture(streamingTexture); getCurrentScene()

Im following as what Mog suggest in the post: How to create VR Video player using Google Cardboard SDK for Unity Here's my code snippet 1. In the MainActivity's onSurfaceCreated() method , I initialise a texture and bind it to GL, and create a surface and a mediaplayer associated to them. in the onNewFrame() method, I update the texture as what Mog said in the post I saved my short video as small.mp4 in the raw folder, however , after I start my app the two sides are blank, and the video's sound is actually playing. I was facing a similar problem in order to get this done I've used the great