Zitat von »VVZen«

Quoted from "augustommm"



Hello guys!

Sorry for being such a newbie!

Where exactly should I place this line of code for this to work?


You could put in the startup action, and pass the argument while sending the address like this: http://mytour/tour.html?enterinvr=true









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delayedcall(0.5, if(get(enterinvr), webvr.toggleVR(); ););
trace('VR is active? ', get(enterinvr));
if(startscene === null OR !scene[get(startscene)], copy(startscene,scene[0].name); );
loadscene(get(startscene),merge,blend(4));
if(startactions !== null, startactions() );
</action>






UPDATE:
It seems that on my mobile phone it won't start directly in vr mode, while on desktop under fake vr it does.
Is it required some kind of user interaction to enter in vr mode?
Can we bypass this?
I'm loading the pano inside the webview of an android app.

Namastè.

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<krpano> <include url="plugins/webvr.xml" /> <plugin name="WebVR" mobilevr_fake_support="true" /><layer name="webvr_button" ondown="video_auto_start();" /> <action name="startup" autorun="onstart"> delayedcall(0.5, if(get(enterinvr), webvr.toggleVR(); ););</action> <control mousetype="drag2d" /> <events name="keybcontrol" keep="true" onkeyup="if(keycode == 33, nextscene_loop(-1)); if(keycode == 34, nextscene_loop(+1));" /> <view fovtype="VFOV" fov="90" fovmin="40" fovmax="150" /> <preview url="panos/intro/preview.jpg" /> <image> <cube url="panos/intro/pano_%s.jpg" /> <cube url="panos/intro/mobile_%s.jpg" devices="iOS" /> </image> ...

Zitat von »VVZen«

@augustommm

Without proper source code, it's hard to say the reason of this conflicting behaviour.
Where did you put the webvr.toggleVR() ?
By the way, have a look at this useful thread, too: [WebVR] How to 'autostart' WebVR with click event *SOLVED*

Namastè.

Zitat von »klaus.krpano«

No, that's not possible cross-browser (only iOS has an API for getting the compass direction).

Zitat von »klaus.krpano«

If you don't care about Desktop or WebVR API support and want to use only the MobileVR support in special already-fullscreen Android apps, you could also directly call the enterVR() action.

Zitat von »jordi«

I guess if you are in zoom mode then very little movements would change many degrees in the pano, so you would get sick very easily...

Another thing would be that the gyro plugin recognize that if you are in zoom mode then movements are scaled down so you can move your head a lot without moving a lot of degrees, the problem here is that if you turn 360 degrees in real then you would not be in the same place as in the begining...

I'm not sure but I guess somehow making a zoom will useful and nice in some future...

Zitat von »JPC«

Zitat von »jordi«

I guess if you are in zoom mode then very little movements would change many degrees in the pano, so you would get sick very easily...

Another thing would be that the gyro plugin recognize that if you are in zoom mode then movements are scaled down so you can move your head a lot without moving a lot of degrees, the problem here is that if you turn 360 degrees in real then you would not be in the same place as in the begining...

I'm not sure but I guess somehow making a zoom will useful and nice in some future...

I have the same expectations, this should work , and give a true experiential and qualitative benefits to the photograph 360 and its derivatives