@codyjasonbennett/holoplay-webxr
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Unofficial WebXR implementation for HoloPlay holographic displays, such as Looking Glass.
Implements the WebXR API (using webxr-polyfill) for Looking Glass Factory's HoloPlay devices.
This project contains both a library and a WebExtension that injects the library before page load.
This repo contains builds of both the library and the (unpacked) extension. In order to install the extension, simply clone the repository and point your browser at the directory. (Tested in Chrome 89 and Firefox 86.)
chrome://extensions, select the Load Unpacked button, and point at the cloned directory.Thanks to WebXR Emulator Extension from which I took the skeleton of this project.
This fork of webxr-samples has been modified to unconditionally use WebXR for HoloPlay instead.
5.0.0-alpha.9.
(tested page)npm run build to build.npm run serve to serve the demos.FAQs
Unofficial WebXR implementation for HoloPlay holographic displays, such as Looking Glass.
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