I’m working on a series of tiny WebVR experiences for kids that run on the HTC Vive. (Personal project.) It’s a work in progress, but thought I’d share this first one now that it’s functional; to prompt other WebVR enthusiast to share what they’re playing with, compare notes and so on.
Some of the ingredients in the kitchen:
WebVR, THREE.js, WebGL, binary data in JS, CSS animation, SVG sprites ... And just beginning to sprinkle in some ES6 goodies.
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[ 49.1 ms ] story [ 114 ms ] threadI wrote a little more about Day & Night here, including links to downloads and instructions for getting WebVR for the Vive up and running: https://medium.com/@stew_rtsmith/day-and-night-f5f2a56112ea#...
Some of the ingredients in the kitchen: WebVR, THREE.js, WebGL, binary data in JS, CSS animation, SVG sprites ... And just beginning to sprinkle in some ES6 goodies.