Alexander Kovelenov

Hi jojopellerin,
Unfortunately, the S22 model has some driver issues which prevents it from entering AR mode. You can follow this bug report to see if there is any progress in fixing this issue.

Hi,
If the puzzle “check VR” reports that the VR session can be established, this means the browser is able to enter the VR mode. If you need to filter out this particular device, this is possibly only indirectly, by using the get gpu puzzle.

Hi cralex75,

You can use custom code as kdv suggested, or the following puzzle set:

• This reply was modified 8 months, 2 weeks ago by Alexander Kovelenov.

Fixed!

Hi,

Thanks for the example app. This is kinda serious bug which we’ll fix in the upcoming preview build v. 4.7 (can be expected on the next week). Meanwhile you can use the workaround suggested by KDV or text inputs to the “set style … css” inputs:

Regarding annotations in AR work, they should work as usual, provided you specify “allow html” in “enter AR mode” puzzle.

• This reply was modified 8 months, 2 weeks ago by Alexander Kovelenov.

Hi,
Strange thing, the demo works just fine on several iPhones we managed to get our hands on: iPhone 6s, iPhone 11, iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 14 pro.

Hi John,

Thanks for checking out. It appears that the iPad Pro is detected correctly. The code says it’s iOS (iPadOS), mobile device, and has a touch screen.

Regarding the Surface tablet. It says it’s a desktop device with Windows OS… which is kinda true. Since these devices are much closer to common Windows laptops than to Android/iPadOS tablets they present themselves as such (appears we have limited options here).

Still indeed, there is an issue that the puzzle says incorrectly that the Surface tablets have no touch screen and this is a bug! We’re going to fix it in the upcoming version of Verge3D.