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1 online resource (1 volume) : illustrations |
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Getting Started with React VR: build immersive Virtual Reality apps for the web with React -- Credits -- About the Author -- Acknowledgements -- About the Reviewers -- www.PacktPub.com -- Customer Feedback -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- 1. What is Virtual Reality, Really? -- 2. Flatland and Beyond: VR Programming -- 3. 3D or Reality in Dimensions Other than X and Y -- 4. The React VR Library -- 5. Your First VR App -- 6. Working with Poly and the Gon Family -- 7. Sitting Down with a (Virtual) Teapot -- 8. Breath Life in Your World -- 9. Do It Yourself -- Native Modules and Three.js -- 10. Bringing in the Real Live World -- 11. Take a Walk on the Wild Side -- 12. Publishing Your App, and Where to Go from Here -- Index. |
| Summary |
This book takes you on a journey to create intuitive and interactive Virtual Reality experiences by creating your first VR application using React VR 2.0.0. It starts by getting you up to speed with Virtual Reality (VR) and React VR components. It teaches you what Virtual Reality (VR) really is, why it works, how to describe 3D objects, the installation of Node.js (version 9.2.0) and WebVR browser. You will learn 3D polygon modeling, texturing, animating virtual objects and adding sound to your VR world. You will also discover ways to extend React VR with new features and native Three.js. You will learn how to include existing high-performance web code into your VR app. This book will also take you through upgrading and publishing your app. By the end of this book, you'll have a deep knowledge of Virtual Reality and a full-fledged working VR app to add to your profile! |
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Virtual reality.
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Application software -- Development.
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Virtual Reality |
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Réalité virtuelle. |
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Logiciels d'application -- Développement. |
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virtual reality. |
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Application software -- Development |
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Virtual reality |
| ISBN |
9781788473774 |
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1788473779 |
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1788476603 |
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9781788476607 |
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