Please be careful and safe when developing for a virtual/augmented reality platform and using hardware such as a headset and/or handheld controllers.
We want to teach and watch you create awesome virtual/augmented reality games and applications, but we also want you to keep safe while doing so.
Clear a safe room-size area where you’ll be using your virtual reality equipment
Ensure any furniture, lamps, vases, and obstructive items are out of your active vicinity
Take steady and frequent breaks as needed,
Part 1 - Shapes & HTML
Project 6 - Coming Soon!
Add to Your Chrome Browser:
Chrome Web Server Extension plugin
Video Testing
If you want to record your webVR game testing try Screencastify
This is another A-Frame skills course by Sonar Learning , which has a different presenter with an English accent, it is in less detail and the videos are shorter, you may prefer it:
Course Videos on Youtube: https://sonarlearning.co.uk/coursepage.php?topic=web&course=aframe
Course Code on GitHUb: https://github.com/SonarSystems/A-Frame-WebVR-Tutorials
You should focus on working through pages in the first half, e.g. pages 1 to 7 (of 14). Remember to click the down arrows too.
I will use https://online-audio-converter.com/ to change from .WAV to .mp3
SketchFab.com: link to downloadable, animated with sound
TurboSquid.com: Free Models