aframe-proxy-controls
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A-Frame component to proxy keyboard/gamepad controls between devices over WebRTC.
proxy-controls Component(In Progress) A-Frame component to proxy keyboard/gamepad controls between devices over WebRTC.
With a mobile device / Google Cardboard for WebVR, designing the UI around a single button is an obstacle. This component provides an experimental way to proxy user input events (keyboard, perhaps Leap Motion later) from a keyboard-connected device to the mobile viewer.
For performance, WebRTC DataStreams are used to minimize latency between the devices. Browser support for this standard is limited - notably, Safari (including all iPhone browsers) does not support it. I will consider adding fallback support via WebSockets in the future, if the latency is bearable.
This component should be used in the viewer application, to receive UI events from a remote application. A reusable remote application example will be available soon, but the API is simple enough that you can also build your own.
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A-Frame component to proxy keyboard/gamepad controls between devices over WebRTC.
The npm package aframe-proxy-controls receives a total of 4 weekly downloads. As such, aframe-proxy-controls popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that aframe-proxy-controls demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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