ocularvr

Solved!!!!

So I just made the div self close, good to go:

<button id="xcloseybutton5" 
onclick="document.getElementById('annotation5').style.display = 'none';" ">&times;</button>

And removed all of the unnecessary onclic puzzles.

Now I do this for the rest.

Thank you Yuri for the fast feedback.

All annotation ids are unique, they are:

id=”xcloseybutton1″
id=”xcloseybutton2″
id=”xcloseybutton3″
id=”xcloseybutton4″
id=”xcloseybutton5″
id=”xcloseybutton6″
id=”xcloseybutton7″
id=”xcloseybutton8″
id=”xcloseybutton9″
id=”xcloseybutton10″

I triple checked :)

In the worst case scenarios I could just think of some other way of serving the annotations although I really like the close on X idea

My pleasure and when I finish, I promise to make a Quest Controller diagram for others and publish it here. Thank you for such an amazing tool.

Update: I removed the index variable in order to differentiate

Oculus Left Controller Index = 0
Oculus Right Controller Index = 1

If I have a variable for index, I will limit myself to one controller and that would be a shame because Oculus Quest has two :)

All working. Anyone who is into VR like me, this is over 40 hours of work :)

You can walk forward with the right controller axis and rotate the camera with the left axis.

Dependency here is that your camera in Blender is straight else you will shift in strange angles. My Blender is also attached for anyone interested.

Thank you so much for your help. I got it working on Sunday night – I set the camera straight in Blender and made the following puzzle. Now I am going to make a function that rotates the camera by 20 degrees every time we press a button. For that, I have to figure out how to get an event for A or B button on the right hand Quest controller. Any ideas would help me very much.

Verge 3D is the best and you guys are awesome!!!

I have it working, but in a different way. Please let me know if this is correct or if this is a bad way of doing it. Thanks

To myself again :)
So the way to set it up for me was:

Puzzles:

1. Enter VR Mode
2. Parent Camera to Object (Object here is an invisible cube located where I want the camera)
3. Snap Camera to Object
4. I rotated the Cube by trial and error in Blender to get it to look at the Object of interest, Tried LOOK AT but didn’t work in my Puzzle.

This worked for me, and I am on Firefox 85.0.1 so no need to fiddle with the WordPress plugin for this to work.

Now what would be really good is to understand how to make VR controls, Oculus Quest is the platform. Any help or documentation would be greatly appreciated. What would be ideal is to understand how to make the controller joy sticks to bind to WSAD in one hand and rotation in the other hand.

Another point, the lighting in VR Mode and Post Processing are completely different. If there are any pointers on how to make VR Mode lighting similar to the standard setup? By standard I men what we see when viewing on the desktop.