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by ngokevin 10y ago
Ordered to try, thanks!
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by ngokevin 10y ago
Got a favorite sauce?
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by ngokevin 10y ago
A-Frame ( https://aframe.io ) is picking up traction. For many people, Unity is still to difficult to learn, takes work to get an app going, and get distributed. With A-Frame, you can build an VR site with just an HTML file, open
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by ngokevin 10y ago
Makes me want to do it more.
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This Week in A-Frame 42(aframe.io)
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by ngokevin 10y ago
Tournament poker player or national park ranger.
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by ngokevin 10y ago
Beautiful work by https://twitter.com/jaredpike from https://twitter.com/ronikdesign using https://aframe.io Open the DOM Inspector and check out <a-scene> to see its built with A-Frame&#x
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by ngokevin 10y ago
What I like about the Bay Area is that it has some of the greatest backyards within driving distance: Marin Headlands, Yosemite, Death Valley, Lava Beds, Redwoods, Channel Islands, Joshua Tree, Sequoia.
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by ngokevin 10y ago
A-Frame ( https://aframe.io ), a WebVR framework for three.js, also has an editor that works like a DOM Inspector. You just hit a shortcut on any A-Frame scene on the Web, and it'll inject an Inspector. Also integrated with A
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by ngokevin 10y ago
I surprised Cardboard and GearVR are even mentioned here. The Vive is amazing and its tracking technology is solid. I'm sure wireless solutions, higher resolution, and more ergonomic controllers are on the way. I have the Rift as well,
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by ngokevin 10y ago
The compatibility issue isn't to blame on web developers increasingly testing only on or making their apps exclusive Chrome?
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by ngokevin 10y ago
Pretty accessible on the WebVR space if you are interested in getting in early. Works on Rift/Vive/GearVR/smartphones/desktops/laptops across multiple browsers. An accessible tool includes https://aframe.
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by ngokevin 10y ago
Don't feel too old; VRML is mentioned (usually in snark) just about every time a WebVR framework is discussed. Always found the comparisons weird though: one is a standardized file format, the others are JS frameworks.
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by ngokevin 10y ago
WebVR and browsers and library versions are very much in flux. It is definitely early-adopter and experimental mode, although WebVR is on clear tracks to get to release versions of browsers: https://iswebvrready.org Totally fine
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by ngokevin 10y ago
It's a virtual reality experience that runs in the browser. These experiences can be anything: games, tools, entertainment. Mostly anything that a native VR experience can provide (given the limits of Web APIs). The benefit to having t
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by ngokevin 10y ago
Hi! I work on A-Frame. The biggest difference for now is that A-Frame is ECS-based (entity-component-system) which promotes composability versus inheritance, similar to the way Unity is set up. A bit confusing since the meaning of component
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by ngokevin 10y ago
You could, just import models. https://ngokevin.github.io/kframe/scenes/pokemon/
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by ngokevin 10y ago
A-Frame defaults the desktop drag (which acts as a preview for VR experiences) to dragging the camera. For static scenes such as panorama, it can feel weird, but A-Frame does have options now to reverse the drag direction. But when you&#x27
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by ngokevin 10y ago
Hey, Kevin from the Mozilla VR team here. Perhaps targeting mobile is a different story, mobile browsers are constrained. We built A-Frame on top of three.js, and we're able to build compelling 90 FPS room scale VR experiences running
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by ngokevin 10y ago
You should check out WebVR ( https://mozvr.com ) with frameworks such as https://aframe.io/ , a VR web framework aiming to allowing to work across all platforms (mobile, desktop, Vive, Rift, etc.). The business mod
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by ngokevin 10y ago
I've demoed to dozens of people. 1. Job Simulator 2. Tilt Brush 3. Space Pirate Trainer 4. Accounting 5. https://aframe.io/a-painter/ (for WebVR)
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by ngokevin 10y ago
I work at Mozilla VR on A-Frame ( https://aframe.io ). I talked to the Alibaba VR team in Hangzhou, and the top VR real estate project (iStaging). They are obviously interested in eCommerce given TaoBao. I don't think Buy Plu
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by ngokevin 10y ago
It helps to buy the waterproof sports covers so you can just spray and wipe after each use.
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by ngokevin 10y ago
It's good for the initial filter. How do you decide which houses are good enough to spend the time to drive out there and check? I guess your first impression might be 2D images on the Web. Immersive web will just enhance that initial
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by ngokevin 10y ago
And it's already happening in production: https://aframe.io/blog/istaging/ Although today is mainly with 360-degree photos rather than real-time rendering or lightfields.
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by ngokevin 10y ago
> On 11.11 many are on duty for 24 hours. For sure, Alibaba is working all hands on deck and burning the midnight oil right now. And yeah, I hope the nation can continue being positive and empathetic, and even grow more friendly in that
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by ngokevin 10y ago
> On the technical side, the APIs are astonishingly bad. I suppose this is the result of building this very quickly, and it has grown ever since. I don't know how they manage to maintain it. I visited Alibaba HQ last month. People s
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by ngokevin 10y ago
All of China hitting your servers aren't considered a DDOS by itself?
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Or Firewatch.
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Show HN: Ghost Train Builder – 3D/VR Spooky Ride in the Browser(ghosttrainbuilder.com)
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