Mixed Reality features are available on the web through the use of WebXR. Experience virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) content in a compatible WebXR-enabled browser. Attend this session and leverage the power of JavaScript and web skills to create more engaging Mixed Reality experiences. We will look at popular open-source AR/VR JavaScript libraries available to get started. We will also look at how to use the WebXR Device API to create a simple XR experience.
In this example you find a local website that can be used to learn to create simple Mixed Reality Experiences. This repository contains a series of sample projects showcasing the usage of the WebXR Device API using different open-source libraries.
Using Codespaces:
- Navigate to the github/rondagdag/mr4jsdev repository.
- Click the Code button, then click the Codespaces tab.
- Create your codespace, using the default options
npm install local-web-server
npx wsFor the Wonderland Engine Project:
- To run local language model download and install Ollama
ollama pull phi3
ollama serve- clone this repository locally.
- download Wonderland Engine
- open wonderlandengine/MixedRealityCube.wlp
- the api calls ollama serving phi3, it uses http://localhost:11434/api/generate
- Ron Dagdag - Microsoft MVP, Engineering Manager, Speaker