This is a WebXR example that demonstrates asset loading and some basic interactions.
To work with this sample, you should have Node (and in particular, npm and npx) installed, which you can retrieve from nodejs.org.
You set up the initial project by pulling the dependencies from npm with
npm install
After that, you can compile and run a server with:
npm run start
For those familiar with Typescript, you do not have to run tsc to build the .js files from the .ts files; npx builds them on the fly as part of running webpack.
You can run the sample by pointing your web browser at https://localhost:8080/index.html
The following resources were used in this tutorial:
- Dragonite 3D model from Clara.io
- RPG Poly Pack - Lite from the Unity Asset Store
- UnityGLTF plugin from the Khronos Group
Material for the Web-Based VR Tutorial by Evan Suma Rosenberg and Blair MacIntyre is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
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