virtual-reality

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

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()

I want to stream a 360 video from YouTube in my android app in such a way that it is compatible with Google Cardboard- that is, I want the video to be streamed side by side like in CardboardView. I have been searching the internet about this and I don't seem to have much luck with it. So any amount of help would be heavily appreciated. Thanks in advance! 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30870607/stream-youtube-video-for-google-cardboard-android

I have the following code: ... camera = new THREE.PerspectiveCamera(75, screenRatio, 1, 10000 ); camera.position.z = -10; // position.set(0, 0, -10) also not working. controls = new THREE.VRControls( camera ); effect = new THREE.VREffect( renderer ); effect.setSize( window.innerWidth, window.innerHeight ); ... VRControls are working in sync with the accelerometer, but I can't change the cameras position. It seems stuck in the origin point (0,0,0). It was working just fine before applying VRControls and VREffect. Found the solution inside Sechelt demo from Mozilla VR Team demos . I'll put here

Hi I have a Unity app which uses google Cardboard SDK to enable stereoscopic view so I will have a VR enabled app. My app runs perfectly fine. But there is a problem if I set the player settings orientation to be auto orientation with only landscape left and landscape right allowed. When it is in landscape left, everything works as per normal but when it is in landscape right the cardboard view will turn 180 degrees (settings button moved to bottom of screen) but my unity objects does not. Thus I have an upside-down objects. Any method to fix this? Thanks. It appears the native code that the

I am writing an android app using VrPanoramaView I know there are two ways to navigate in VR apps Use the single button on the cardboard as a click Treat looking at something for a long period of time as a click How can i implement navigation using one of these so that if user clicks button panoview will skip to the next picture? Below is the sample Vr PanoramaView code ** * A basic PanoWidget Activity to load panorama images from disk. It will load a test image by * default. It can also load an arbitrary image from disk using: * adb shell am start -a "android.intent.action.VIEW" \ * -n "com

I am making a scrolling ui panel and apply mask to ScrollRect component, which should hides parts outside panel area. I am using unity version 5.4.2f2-GVR. Mask work correctly on pc when i deploy it on google pixel device its not working. Is this bug of unity version or something else.... I got around this issue by using RectMask2D Component instead of the regular Mask . If somebody else got this problem and Bahman_Aries solution is not enough, try this: File > Build Settings > Player Settings>XR Settings (or Other settings if you are working in older versions of unity) > Daydream (click on