Examples: Added vr haptics example #20000
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Firefox Reality, Firefox Desktop and Oculus Browser already implements HapticsActuators as part of the Gamepad extensions API (https://w3c.github.io/gamepad/extensions.html).
This examples uses the
pulseto vibrate the controllers with different intensity depending on which box you are hitting.Currently the example is using the current WebXRController api as is, so I used the
connectedevent to grab theinputSourceandgamepadand then callpulseon it.I'd like to have more direct access to these two and implement it as
controller.vibrate(intensity, duration)instead. I created another Draft PR (#19999) to try to expose these in a different way, if that one will get merged, I'll do a refactor on this one too.