Noeri Huisman
Noeri Huisman
The dev tools inspector doesn't simply re-introduce the HTML, but actually (re)attaches the original element instance. This isn't supported by A-Frame, see #2425 (and related #4701, #4133, #4316, #4604, #3885)....
> Just digged in again and saw that this is supported when we enable `WebXR experiments` in the meta browser `chome://flags`. See: https://x.com/rcabanier/status/1813725726459535678 With Meta Quest Browser version 36.2 and...
The "JS event listeners" metric does indeed increase without apparent reason. Even on a bare-bones pages like https://example.org it's possible to see it increase by consistently (double) clicking on the...
> If the amount of event listeners increases after each trigger fires (user input) then that's definitively a flaw in the JS code because the event listener should only be...
Looked a bit more into this. The bug is indeed inside Chrome, specifically in the web-vitals: https://github.com/GoogleChrome/web-vitals/issues/594 It has been fixed in v5, but Chrome still bundles 4.2.4 ([link](https://source.chromium.org/chromium/chromium/src/+/main:third_party/devtools-frontend/src/front_end/third_party/web-vitals/README.chromium;l=4)). No...
The camera represents the user's head. By default A-Frame will place it 1.6m above the ground to simulate a person standing. When entering VR the actual tracked position of the...
> If I take the first option , my rig was position="0 1.264 2.704",so I need to changed into position="0 -0.336 2.704" ? Yes, that way when the default camera...
Coincidentally this topic came up in the WebXR Discord a couple of weeks ago ([link](https://discord.com/channels/758943204715659264/759166287901098024/1361705960003076167)). I would like to caution that there is no perfect solution. Components and systems can...
> Double checking with your @mrxz to see if this new behavior is expected. > and how we can get the unresolved src selector here to fix the issue. @vincentfretin...
> This is not what I see here, selector type used on material src is giving the HTMLImageElement, not #crateImg That's because `src` isn't a `selector` type, but an `asset`...