How do you build and run this?

To overcome touch-typing requirement.

Nice work, however not license is specified.
Could you add a license to the repo? it may help to know what we can and cannot do with the source.

Thanks so much.

Might be an interesting experience. Definitely still need to keep the text editor though.

The editor window rendering is incorrect for positional tracking. See: http://www.reddit.com/r/oculus/comments/2ib6d8/livecoding_in_vr_with_the_new_firefox_webvr_apis/cl18te4

You list https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0BzudLt22BqGRbW9WTHMtOWMzNjQ&usp=sharing#list as the place to get a web API. This link's dead for me, "404 This is not the web page you are looking for".

Code gets unwieldy around 300 lines. Let the user create and navigate between multiple "files" which.

I saw on your todo list is already the point 'fullscreen'. I just wanted to point out that full-screen is very important for Windows 10 Firefox users. Currently when you navigate to http://brianpeiris.github.io/RiftSketch with Nightly and DK2 on Win10 only the position tracking is active and the graphics output still is rendered to the browser window. I believe to fix this a call to 'setFullScreen(true)' in VREffect.js would be required. At least all the other demos on the http://mozvr.com/ page work perfectly on my machine and switching to fullscreen mode seems to be the only difference. (Unfortunately the classic F11 fullscreen-mode is not enough.)

The relevant call is probably:

canvas.mozRequestFullScreen( { vrDisplay: vrHMD } );

Hey.

Will there be C#/C++ support for coding in the future?

I think Khan Academy's code editor uses WebWorkers to run the code first and check for long-running loops. We could probably do the same except we have to mock away Three.js since it won't be available in the WebWorker context.

Checker board and grey sky is pretty lame.

Avatars, spectators and collaborative coding

Hi
I want to install it on Ubuntu 16.04 from branch 'master'
But it gives error.

Please give me an installation instruction.

Thanks

Hi
I want to know how can i Live share 360 film like Youtube 360 and Facebook 360.
I use Insta 360 air camera.

How is it possible ?

For the hardcore WebGL coders out there.

It would be nice if I could move/position the editor somehow.

hey Brian,

Rad that you made this, this type of thing is what I'd work on as my next VR project. I'm currently making a really hackable virtual cinema, video player experience right now.

I just tried it out and I couldn't get it to go into vr mode without hacking it in the console. Alt+V on OS X just wasn't working for me. (I'm on the latest Macbook Pro and using Yosemite), additionally even when hacking it to go to vr mode, the text editing box was only showing on one eye, or is that what I should expect?

If there is any more testing you need me to do, just fire away.

Thanks,
Francois

I just forked this, ranbower install, then open index.html and I was amazed, but I had to move my desk 90 degrees to the left in order to see and use the editor. Shouldn't the editor display in front of me when first loading this app? and not require me to move my desk?

Say I have a ball that starts behind the camera and moves in a circle around the camera. If I update the size of the ball in the code, the ball will get bigger but will also reset to its initial position.

I want to change the size of the ball as it passes in front of me without it having to reset.

As a comment on reddit mentioned, I'm only scratching the surface of what's possible with Three.js and I'm not very artistic. I either need to develop the skills or get someone else to help me create demos.

There's a syntax error in the latest on master from what I can tell. Opened it in FirefoxNightly and got this following errors displayed in the attached screenshot.

Hello

I would like to leave a suggestion here. Since mozilla has launched A-Frame ( https://aframe.io/ ) why not simply refactor RiftSketch in A-Frame? Mostly because, it already uses ThreeJS and has plenty of components for you work on.
Also, it would be a bonus if Google and Mozilla came together aiding this community to help this tool become the de facto standard for VR-IDE's.
With the addition of Touch Controllers (Ocullus) or using LeapMotion devices, chorded keyboards would be replaced by a Virtual Keyboard.

For data visualization.

I worked around #12 for now but ideally the editor should be positioned about 1m away from the user. Right now it appears to be very far away and extremely large. However the editor is always overlaid on top of the 3D WebGL content!! The mixed depth cues are very disorienting. Need to figure out what I'm doing wrong. Maybe @vvuk can help?

Probably just a matter of scaling the font-size or the textarea when the DK1 is detected.

Can't do this at the moment because 3D CSS requires the threed class on every child element in VR. This is hard to do since CodeMirror generates a complex and dynamic DOM. cc @vvuk

I've checked out the most recent commit (459028e) and it goes to the Unsupported Browser popup on Nightly with the VR plugin.

Looking through the code there's still some angular references ($scope.watch in index.js and ng-controller in index.html). I figured it might just be some files didn't get committed or you're in the middle of development and left it like that for convenience.