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Location: Mexico City
Occupation: Virtual tours, Krpano coding, Graphic Design, Photographer, Panographer
Location: Mexico City
Occupation: Virtual tours, Krpano coding, Graphic Design, Photographer, Panographer
That's interesting 360gradenfotografie, I've just tested this private tour I'm coding in which I used pr12 specifically for VR and it works equally well (Console hidden but it's pr12, just checked again http://skynav360.com/clients/haig-point/vr.html).
In the next release there will be a exception for the GearVR browser to allow using the WebVR API there.
The experience in Gear VR is far better than google Cardboard.
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I went back to PR8 and it worked for me!
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Yes.
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Great, thanks! Speaking of WebVR; are there any plans to implement support for the Gear VR Controller (and/or the Daydream Controller, Oculus Remote)? To be able to activate a hotspot with a click instead of the current time out.
I agree - the GearVR Oculus Browser and the performance of it's WebVR API support is great!
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It is! Especially since the Oculus Browser came out. I've never liked the performance of the Samsung Internet Browser for Gear VR.
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The experience in Gear VR is far better than google Cardboard.