threejs-impl-xr

To set up a WebXR render loop in Three.js, you must use the proper XR session lifecycle and reference spaces. This prevents common mistakes like misusing the animation loop or mismanaging rendering contexts across VR and AR scenes.

WebXR controller input fails when controller events are neglected or reference spaces are mismanaged. Properly binding controller events and managing reference spaces ensures robust interaction patterns and hit testing within your Three.js scene.

Yes, you can use hand tracking and hit testing together for AR passthrough in Three.js. This requires proper integration of controller events and hit testing patterns to enable robust interaction across WebXR-enabled scenes.

The best way to handle the WebXR session lifecycle in Three.js r160+ is to ensure proper enter and exit flows, configure correct reference spaces, and maintain a dedicated animation loop for robust VR and AR rendering.

Yes, WebXR VR scenes need specific reference space configurations for teleportation. Properly managing reference spaces and applying established teleportation patterns ensures movement works correctly across different VR headsets and platforms.

You should avoid the standard Three.js animation loop for WebXR rendering when entering a VR or AR session, as it causes rendering mismatches. Using the dedicated WebXRManager loop ensures proper frame synchronization and session handling.