Package com.codename1.vr

package com.codename1.vr

Virtual reality and 360 media built entirely on the portable com.codename1.gpu pipeline and com.codename1.sensors motion sensors - no platform SDK dependency, so everything here runs wherever Display#isGpuSupported() is true, including the simulator.

VRView renders an application VRRenderer in side-by-side stereo with head tracking; Media360View displays equirectangular panorama photos with drag or gyroscope look-around. The building blocks are public too: OrientationFilter (deterministic gyro/accel/magnetometer fusion), HeadTracker (sensor wiring plus thread-safe snapshots) and VRCameraRig (per-eye camera math).

Threading: VRRenderer and TextureSource callbacks run on the platform render thread; everything else is EDT-friendly component API.

Class	Description
HeadTracker	Tracks the device orientation for VR by feeding the motion sensors (gyroscope, accelerometer and magnetometer through com.codename1.sensors.MotionSensorManager) into an OrientationFilter.
Media360View	A 360 degree panorama viewer: renders an equirectangular image onto the inside of a sphere with drag-to-look navigation and optional gyroscope look.
OrientationFilter	Deterministic complementary sensor-fusion filter that turns raw gyroscope, accelerometer and magnetometer readings into a device orientation quaternion.
TextureSource	Supplies and updates the texture rendered by a Media360View, enabling dynamic content such as procedural animations - and, once a platform path from media frames to GPU textures exists, 360 video.
VRCameraRig	Computes per-eye cameras for stereo rendering: a head position and orientation plus a VRSettings interpupillary distance yield a com.codename1.gpu.Camera per VREye.
VREye	Identifies which eye a VRRenderer frame is being rendered for.
VRRenderer	Application supplied callback that draws the scene for a VRView.
VRSettings	Configuration for a VRView.
VRView	Component that renders an application scene in virtual reality: stereo side-by-side per-eye views with sensor-fusion head tracking, built entirely on the portable com.codename1.gpu pipeline so it works on every platform where Display#isGpuSupported() is true - including the simulator.