Google introduced WebVR API in Chrome for Android last month (see here). In order to test this cool feature, i’ve developed a simple prototype with three.js webvr_cubes), i was able to reuse VREffect and VRControls. I’ve just added a new entity called DaydreamController to enable interaction via the same-named input device.
The logic of the example is straightforward: You can use the controller to highlight some moving boxes. The visualization of the controller and its orientation is fairly simple, so there is some potential for improvement
If you want to check out this example, you need a Google Pixel (XL), the Daydream View and Chrome 56 (Beta). The website has an embedded origin trial token, so it’s not necessary to enable WebVR in your browser manually.
@mrdoob If you like i can create a PR with a new example and the DaydreamController. Of course the code of this file still needs some refinements.
The app button is reserved for use by the browser and will not be exposed to WebVR. Similar restrictions are in place for the Vive and Touch menu buttons.