However, Chrome (IE 11 too) reports, "You browser does not support WebVR. Falling back to non-VR mode"? Perhaps I'm misunderstanding what I need for a client. I would like this demo to have WASD or arrow key support too.
It would be neat if this could be used to tour a home design online prior to building it for real. Maybe a type of Minecraft app to where I could assemble a space (from generic parts) then show my design to a real engineer who could fabricate it.
I think Chrome only supports Daydream headsets for now. If you've got an Android phone that supports Daydream you should be able to load the page on there in Chrome, pop the phone into your headset, and get VR that way.
Edit: Firefox Nightly seems to support it with desktop headsets as well. Here's a guide to current browser support for WebVR: https://webvr.info/
Firefox Nightly is saying "Your browser supports WebVR, but we couldn't find your headset. Falling back to non-VR mode." (Which is correct, don't have my headset here to test). I thought Chrome was enabled by default now too though - but I'm not seeing that in Canary.
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[ 3.0 ms ] story [ 44.1 ms ] threadHowever, Chrome (IE 11 too) reports, "You browser does not support WebVR. Falling back to non-VR mode"? Perhaps I'm misunderstanding what I need for a client. I would like this demo to have WASD or arrow key support too.
It would be neat if this could be used to tour a home design online prior to building it for real. Maybe a type of Minecraft app to where I could assemble a space (from generic parts) then show my design to a real engineer who could fabricate it.
Edit: Firefox Nightly seems to support it with desktop headsets as well. Here's a guide to current browser support for WebVR: https://webvr.info/
or here, the builds seem newer from the same google devs? https://webvr.info/get-chrome/
Looks like they are hoping to get it in mainline soon: https://github.com/toji/chrome-webvr-issues/issues/151