Howdy Klaus,

Using KRPano v1.19pr16 with WebVR oversampling.mobile="2.0" causes dramatic lag and rendering problems on the Oculus, Firefox Reality, and even the Samsung browsers and crashes at least the Oculus browser on my Oculus Go headset. In my test, I also modified the webvr plugin, adding the fix: <events webvr_onentervr="set(display.framebufferscale,0.9); delayedcall(0.1, tween(display.framebufferscale,1.0); );" />. Otherwise I used the original distribution files for my tests. Example: https://www.tdf360.com/test/vrtest/

This is new in the past couple of months. The problem doesn't happen without the oversampling.mobile="2.0" addition. It also doesn't happen with v1.20.2 unmodified. Updating to the new version is the goal but is there a workaround to fix v1.19pr16 in the meantime? (Other than dropping oversampling. The quality difference is significant.) I have lots of template mods before I can jump to the new version.

Zitat von »indexofrefraction«

your 4k resolution is probably too high for the oculus

Except... everything was working perfectly for the tours on the Go until recently. The VR tiles are 1920 or 1560, depending on when I made them. After the introduction of the Go, the consensus here was that 1920px cube faces were the new sweet spot. Again, they have worked beautifully until recently.

I don't use VR-OPT because I want one tour that works on all devices, so I have integrated the VR tiles back into MAKE VTOUR (MULTIRES), the way it used to be.

Thanks for that input. It was addressed in my original post.

Zitat von »klaus.krpano«

just updating the core krpano files is not possible?
That means only the viewer and plugins files?

Didn't think that was possible but I will test. Thanks!

Reporting back: I believe I replaced the core files and that seems to have made the difference -- mostly. There are still some issues but I have now updated my tour template so I'll just make the changes that way, which was the eventual goal all along. Can't believe how much I like working with the controller instead of the VR cursor.