Hello! I'd like to know if is it possible and how to place the crosshair in VR mode ate the same position?
I've attached a print where is possible to see the difference between the two lenses.
Maybe is something with the makepano tool processing or the XML itself?
I am assuming you are using a simulated WebVR experience in your PC browser in the screenshot above, not a real VR device. I believe the simulated WebVR experience is also simulating a "depth or stereo" view, which offsets the cursor.
If you look on a real VR device, the cursor will be on the same spot.
gr,
Kristof
I am assuming you are using a simulated WebVR experience in your PC browser in the screenshot above, not a real VR device. I believe the simulated WebVR experience is also simulating a "depth or stereo" view, which offsets the cursor.
If you look on a real VR device, the cursor will be on the same spot.
gr,
Kristof
Hi, Kristof!
Thank you for responding.
Yes, I was using the WebVR on PC in order to print screen. On mobile devices the behaviour is the same. Is there a way to disable this depth or stereo simulation view on mobile devices?
You can set display.stereo to false to disable stereo view
You can set display.stereo to false to disable stereo view
Great! I'll try this. Thank you. 
best regards.
You can set display.stereo to false to disable stereo view
It was already disabled.
But it activates when you enable VR. You could disable it after enabling VR mode.
After disabling stereo:
But I guess it is not what you are looking for as it beats the purpose of VR :)
Hi,
that's a intentional stereo effect to make the cursor 'pop out' a bit over the pano.
When viewed with a VR headset, the cursor will appear at the correct place!
To disable that stereo effect, give the vr cursor a very large default depth.
E.g. this can be done in the webvr.xml in the 'vr_cursor_style' <style> - change there the depth value from 120 to e.g. 10000.
Best regards,
Klaus
Display MoreHi,
that's a intentional stereo effect to make the cursor 'pop out' a bit over the pano.
When viewed with a VR headset, the cursor will appear at the correct place!
To disable that stereo effect, give the vr cursor a very large default depth.
E.g. this can be done in the webvr.xml in the 'vr_cursor_style' <style> - change there the depth value from 120 to e.g. 10000.
Best regards,
Klaus
Hi, Klaus! Thank you for replying. Ah ok, I'll try this out.
best regards!
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