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Yes that would 'look' smoother in non-VR usage but the latency would be worse.YESS, thank you very much Klaus! The jittering is much lower, almost completely gone when using mobilevr_sensor_mode="1".
See the xml - these buttons should fade out after time when there was no touch on the screen.I was wondering if there is a way to get rid of the ExitVR and SetupVR buttons once you enterVR using Safari on iPhone5 (At least that's the one I have in order to do some testing). I can see the Screen Full size but this two buttons won't disappear even after a while.
That was posted already a several times - iOS itself (regardless which iOS browsers will be used) doesn't support he HTML5 fullscreen API.Chrome on iPhone won't go Fullscreen. I can see the address bar and the iPhone Top Status Bar
Only distorted hotspots are currently supported in VR.Second question.- I can see the Hotspot "Tooltip" on the left side of the screen but not on the right using Chrome on iPhone5. Also if I use Safari also on iPhone5, I see it the "tooltip" in the middle of both screens. Any ideas on how to fix this?
What's strange in your screen shot is that right black bar here:If I change the screen size of the Motorola to the correct size (4.5 inches) the 360 doesn't look right. It's like it's not properly aligned.
FIRST AT ALL - what your own real physical IPD?In order to fix it I need to change the IPD to 51.0 mm
I can confirm that the settings for the Samsung S3 are correct.
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Btw - the rendering / sizing on your Samsung S3 should be the correct one.
When you measure the distance between the vr-cursors on the screen with a
ruler that distance should be the same as the IPD that was set in the
settings.
The physical distance between my pupils is around 64.00 mm
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FIRST AT ALL - what your own real physical IPD?![]()
Nope. That is wrong.
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And the physical size (vr cursor distance) on the Motorola - is that also correct? (matching the IPD setting).
Yes I've definitely used it inside the VR headset. I haven't noticed any extra latency to be honest, but I will check every mode tonight.
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Yes that would 'look' smoother in non-VR usage but the latency would be worse. Have you tested it during wearing the headset? As mentioned in the mobilevr_sensor_mode documentation, that should be judged inside the VR headset!
This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "Jann Lipka" (Mar 11th 2015, 5:54pm)
Yes, it's probably the right bar.The IPD showed in the VR SETUP says 63.5mm but the physical distance is 57.5 mm
The width of the black bar on the right is about 7.0 mm so it looks like it's actually affecting the position of the cursors.
No.Is it already possible to show hotspot tooltips at all time in VR Mode?
The only requirements for Mobile VR support are WebGL-support and Gyroscope-support and both is available on all iPhone devices with iOS 8.0 or higher.I have checked with another iphone 5 IOS 8.2 - the same problem - no Enter VR button . Maybe some Privacy setting ?
I've also got another Google Cardboard headset today and the new one is different to my current one. So it seems there are Cardboard headsets with different specs out there.We're going to try with a different cardboard goggles. I'll keep you updated.
This post has been edited 2 times, last edit by "Piotr Pawlak" (Mar 17th 2015, 4:09pm)
most Google Cardboard I've seen have a NFC sticker that changes the profile to keep the screen on. If your Cardboard doesn't have it the stickers can be bought online and programmed easily with an android app. THe iPhone 6 has NFC but so far it is locked to only work with Apple Pay so will not be much help until they unlock it maybe IOS 8.3?On my iPhone, and I imagine on all smartphone, the display will usually turn itself off after a set period of time with no touches to the screen. This makes an extended VR tour with the phone and Google Cardboard problematic. Certainly I can go to Settings>Auto-Lock>Never, and the problem is solved. But is there a way to code the krpano tour to fool the phone into thinking that navigation within the VR is the same as user-interaction touches to the screen, so that this modification of the auto-lock settings would not be needed?