Play Easy WebVR with A-Frame & Physics API
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This document introduces A-Frame, an open-source web framework for building virtual reality experiences. It discusses how A-Frame uses HTML attributes to create VR elements similar to building webpages. The document also demonstrates how to add a physics system using A-Frame extras to allow for interactions between objects by setting dynamic and static body attributes. Sample code is provided to create an scene with a bouncing box that logs collisions to the console.
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デザインシステムの海で3年間もがいてみて
2018年4月20日に行われた『Bonfire Design #3』のスライドです。
このスライドで紹介している『Design System as a Product』の講演時のシナリオを著者である斉藤 祐也様からご提供いただいたので、巻末の付録に付けました。
ぜひそちらもご参照ください！
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- 1. Play Easy WebVR with A-Frame & Physics API
- 2. Profile Seito Horiguchi • LIG Philippines, Inc. • President / Developer • https://github.com/seito2014
- 4. What is A-FRAME? https://aframe.io/ • JavaScript Library • Made by Mozilla • Super easy like HTML
- 5. Similar to HTML! <a-xxx attribute="value"></a-xxx> • HTML • Attribute that's all!
- 8. + physics system https://github.com/donmccurdy/aframe-extras aframe-extras = helpers • physics system • making extra entities • ... etc
- 9. Try 2 Steps
- 10. 1st. Add the attribute "physics" to a-scene <a-scene> ... </a-scene> ! <a-scene physics="friction: 0.1; restitution: 0.8; gravity: -30;"> ... </a-scene>
- 11. 2nd. Add 2 type of attributes • dynamic-body ... like cube, box ... • static-body ... like floor, wall ... //ex <a-box id="a-box" dynamic-body material="color: green" position="0 0 -100" scale="30 30 30" rotation="0 50 0"></a-box> <a-box static-body geometry="width: 3000; depth: 3000; height: 1" position="-770 -50 -1200" material="color: gray;"></a-box>
- 13. Use conflict event const boxEl = document.querySelector('#a-box'); let collisionHandler = () => { console.log('conflict!'); }; boxEl.addEventListener('collide', collisionHandler);
- 14. Thanks!