@@XOIRISGames If you are using URP, use the regular sample. If you are using BiRP use the BiRP sample and in the WebXR Settings disable the Display Subsystem.

@@De-Panther Thank you!

It does work. If you have bugs to report, you can open a bug issue in the repo using the bugs template.

@@De-Panther forgive the late reponse. I'll post the report but for the short version : I was building the desert sample scene to webgl without any modifications. VR button works, but AR button only flashes black once and then it's back to the desert scene, no error callback, crash or anything. The host target was itch io

I don't know this asset. It seems to be paid asset, I don't know how the interactions in the asset works. You can ask the creator of the asset for support.

The spectator camera works fine, but the main camera goes black when I click on VR. I've replicated the entire scenario and created a build, which also faces the same issue.

when the scene starts, the left and right controllers are disabled

WebXR doesn't support marker tracking. There are some JavaScript based AR libs for web that support markers (like AR.JS), but the WebXR Export packages doesn't support them.

I suggest to open an issue using the bug template in the WebXR Export repo. Thanks

maybe you have urp-high fidelity as your default renderer. u should downgrade it in quality settings.

Found the problem - In player settings -> publishing settings disabling compression settings solves it. It was mentioned in the video but I skipped it for some reason.

WebXR works only on browser, but you can use the WebXR Export provider package in the same project with OpenXR provider, and test the interactions/locomotion and other mechanics in the editor using the OpenXR runtime.

As explained in this video, you need to use spectator camera for that. It's an extra view.

@@De-Panther Okay thanks, does this support in BRP?

The samples already works on AR mode. Just try it on a supported device

@@De-Panther I see, what I want to implement is image tracking which is unsupported yet, that's why it won't work.

Use the latest packages version. There's Built-in RP samples there. Use them with the BiRP instead of URP

​ @De-Panther I created another project using BiRP, but when I built it and then uploaded it to the github page, my screen turned completely pink when I entered VR or AR. Another thing I noticed is that the BiRP project has 2 screens when I enter AR/VR, including debugging, I saw in the objects in the BiRP scene hierarchy, which has 4 more cameras in the scene compared to the URP scene (Camera ARL/ARR /VRL/VRL), I immediately thought that these cameras were the cause of the problem of having 2 screens in AR or VR, right? If so, how can I resolve this issue?

If the BiRP scene is pink, you are using some URP settings. Regarding the 4 more camers, it is intended. I need to add a warning, that in this mode you should disable the Display module in the WebXR settings.

Yes. It works both with WebXR VR session and WebXR AR session.

There's a large button "create settings asset" that I clicked on right before that.

@@De-Panther yeah, but still it was greyed out, I do am allowed to adapt Update Mode

@@marco6810 join the WebXR Discord and share a screenshot in the Unity channel there

​@@De-Panther Joined! Happy to help and learn in the community I was looking at your other video and there I noticed that Run In Background was checked in the Player settings. Just checked it, and now it is now also not anymore greyed out

There's no general support for WebXR with WebGPU in browsers yet. Once there'll be such support, we'll see how and if it can work with Unity.

As mentioned in the video, currently URP is required. Working on adding back support for BiRP

@@De-Panther That's insane ! Thank you for this !

@@De-Panther Hi, can i use on 3D Core template, just in case you have done the back support..thanks

Forgot to mention, build needs to run on a secured context - URL localhost or HTTPS serve <--- is it. Putting https: resolve it

If you see pink materials in your project, use URP and convert Built-in RP materials to URP. Web doesn't use glTF by default. The only glTF models in this tutorial are the headset controllers

Hey thanks! @@De-Panther. I love your project! Do you know if MRTK also works with this? Apologies for the abundance of questions

@@Ant_-yg4pn Should work, I didn't test. I guess you'll have to do some adaptations. And I'm not sure about the performance. But you can try and tell if it worked

@@ASDESIGN_RT3D use secured context. HTTPS server. you can also follow the Using-XR-Interaction-Toolkit doc in the repository.

Will do@@De-Panther

Solution for what issue of the keyboard?

No support for the new input system

@@De-Panther Thank you for the reply. With that being said, how do I get the build to register my Quest 2's button presses?

@@JamesClarkToxic better use the WebXR Discord or open an issue in the repo. It's all in the WebXRController. There's WebXR Interactions package, which you can look at the code of ControllerInteraction to see how to interact with the WebXRController.

Yes

@@De-Panther Ah, thanks for the info!!!

@@De-Panther Doesn't it run on a webGL page ?

@@RengokuGS Chrome and other browsers on iOS are just a wrapper of Safari...

In the Editor or in WebGL? For the editor - Check your device XR Plugin in the Desktop plugins list. For WebGL- Make sure that WebXR Export is set in the XR Plugin WebGL list

@@De-Panther This looks really fantastic! I'm trying to understand where to / how to develop an AR experience for WebAR (without need for an App) - do you think you could please clarify this>>> ? >>> I want persistent tracking, hosted to a Marker, so that if the marker goes outside of view, I want the 3d assets to continue showing with the position estimated. I came across Google Model Viewer, which seems to work well, however it does not have Marker tracking to begin the experience, and set the real world scale of the object. I then tried AR.js, but the asset disappears if the Marker goes missing from the scene (unless there is a way of overcoming this???) . Assuming AR.js and Google Model Viewer don't work for me, is Unity AR Foundation the way to do this? I need it to run on WebAR for Android and IOS.. So will this exporter achieve that? Any compatibility issues?

@@hiranga WebXR - Web API that uses the native device VR/AR capabilities. On Android it uses ARCore, on iOS there's currently no support for it. Google Model Viewer - Use WebXR on Android, and uses Apple Quick Look on iOS. AR.js - A library that has it's own algorithm for AR in browser, it works on most of the browsers and devices, depends on the device memory and capabilities. There are other web AR libraries for the web that are not based on WebXR. Unity's AR Foundation doesn't support WebGL at the moment. So currently no WebXR or other web AR libraries support. If you need to run AR on both iOS and Android, and you need both SLAM and Image Marker tracking, there are several web AR libraries that might work, but better do some search for that.