React-360: ReactVR inside React Native

[stlouisweb]

More of a question than an issue, but is it possible to render ReactVR components from inside a traditional React Native app?

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Additional Information

• 'react-vr' package version: [FILL THIS OUT: get this by running npm list react-vr]
• 'react-vr-web' package version: [FILL THIS OUT: get this by running npm list react-vr-web]
• Operating System: [FILL THIS OUT: MacOS, Linux, or Windows?]
• Graphics Card: [FILL THIS OUT: NVIDA, ATI, Intel? Which Driver?]
• Browser: [FILL THIS OUT: Oculus Browser, Chrome, Edge, Safari? Which version?]
• VR Device: [FILL THIS OUT: In or Out of VR? Headset? ]

[andrewimm]

Please see my answer on #194

In short, it's not possible now, but could be possible later with a compatible runtime.

Hope that helps

[stlouisweb]

Thanks @andrewimm, I just saw that. Seems like a pretty useful feature.

[andrewimm]

The work involved would be significant. Right now our team is small and focused on other areas we believe to be more impactful, but it's something we'll explore in the future.

[stlouisweb]

I'd love to contribute but have no idea where to start lol

[prijindal]

How about reactvr inside web view inside react native, can someone do a demo for that?

[fuj1w4r4]

hi there,

is there any progress? any roadmap?

[vicgonvt]

Though I am happy to finally find the answer to this question after days of searching, my mind is blown that this is not possible.