Windows phone 10

[RuiOrey]

Hi,

my windows phone is not working with the actual webvr boilerplate
The problem is that the camera is always looking down and unresponsive of any phone movements and the camera is always looking down.
The application i'm using works on desktop and other mobiles (ios,android)
The sensors work on older versions of the boilerplate.

Lumia 640 windows phone 10

Thanks and great work!

[borismus]

Haven't tested on win phone at all, don't have one readily available. Could
you try to dig in and figure out what the problem might be? Maybe lack of
DeviceMotion support?

On Sat, May 7, 2016 at 2:10 PM Rui [email protected] wrote:

Hi,

my windows phone is not working with the actual webvr boilerplate
The problem is that the camera is always looking down and unresponsive of
any phone movements and the camera is always looking down.
The application i'm using works on desktop and other mobiles (ios,android)
The sensors work on older versions of the boilerplate.

Lumia 640 windows phone 10

Thanks and great work!

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[RuiOrey]

I can try ...
Well it works in this old prototype.
The way the sensors are nowdays used/accessed is different from that old one?

[pindiespace]

I had a similar problem in Edge a few months ago - it seemed the camera was auto-rotated around 180 degrees by default.

[RuiOrey]

Did a simple test using the following

• this jsfiddle;
• this CodePen example;
• Discovering Gale Crater

and the Sensors seem to work... strange..

I will check again the basic webvr-boilerplate cube example (from where I derived the code of the application that is not working ONLY on my wp)...

[RuiOrey]

Yes.. on the basic cube example that comes with the project it also does keeps looking down and only rotates a bit if using touch...

[RuiOrey]

well I've been testing and seems at least my Lumia 640 does not support DeviceMotion's rotationRate (it supports timeStamp, accelerationIncludingGravity and acceleration).
It seemed to work with deviceorientation.

[borismus]

We use rotationRate for motion prediction and other things. You could try
hacking together a fix, and I'd accept a patch. Unfortunately win phone
support isn't high on my priority list.

On Mon, May 9, 2016 at 6:16 PM Rui [email protected] wrote:

well I've been testing and seems at least my Lumia 640 does not support
DeviceMotion's rotationRate (it supports timeStamp,
accelerationIncludingGravity and acceleration).
It seemed to work with deviceorientation.

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[RuiOrey]

I can try.. will take a look...

[RuiOrey]

For now only got to disable the rotationRate influence on windows phone. For having it probably the way to go is to re-use the device orientation old code..