Hi.
The new demo
https://krpano.com/releases/1.20.…tml5=only+webgl
shows, that a HTML iframe can be embedded inside a desktop viewed panorama. Does it meant that the same iframe can also be viewed in VR mode?
If so is there an example for that?
Iframes in VR mode
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No!
How do you know and why? Firefox Reality and Oculus browser do work like that so it is possible.
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How do you know and why? ...
Trust me ..
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VRmode = only hotspots no layers;
iframe only in layers possible (yet);
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Pretty sure it is a limitation of WebGL. That said you can do a good amount with hotspots. I show images and video in hotspots in VR, but I don't believe there is a way to render HTML via WebGL. So, no iframe.
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I have also found a note on a workaround that can be found in Amazon Sumerian
Quote from Amazon SumerianWebVR
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When entering VR, we capture a screenshot of the HTML by rendering it into a canvas as SVG, then converting it to an image. The screenshot is applied to the plane as a texture. Instead of a black plane, you’ll see an image of the HTML in 3D.Whenever the HTML is changed or resized or has a new style applied, the screenshot is updated.
Limitations
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Rendering the HTML to an image and converting it to a texture on a plane is a slow operation that can take 200 milliseconds or longer. This delay is unacceptable for most VR use cases, where a hitch in frame rate can cause users to experience nausea... so, this is nothing what you could call "a workaround"
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dude, trust me
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I have ALSO found a note on a workaround that can be found in Amazon Sumerian
Maybe focus on the other examples?
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