https://sjcobb.github.io/lost-woods

The Lost Woods is a way to navigate between and explore WebVR demos auditorily. If you'd like to add a link to your site, email [email protected] with a URL and audio file, or edit the portal object in portal.js and submit a pull request.

If anyone would like to collaborate (Hyrule is plenty big), just let me know. I am currently working on implementing an item inventory that we can share between games.

There are a few places online with curated lists of VR experiences, I want the Lost Woods to serve that purpose but keep the user immersed. Another difference is I want to include all types of demos, no matter how half-baked. As the number grows, I will sort them by popularity (or some other criteria).

I also want to explore sharing gameplay elements between sites. For example, you find a key in my game that unlocks a door in your game. I am implementing this now in the Fire Temple and Lake Hylia, but it isn't complete yet.

• Add gamepad support
• Improve experience when linking between games
• Finish inventory (may need multiple variations based on device)
• Add weapons (sword and bow)
• Add collision detection with raycaster
• Add ocarina, song building feature
• Finish music maze (fire-temple)
• Finish platform jumping game (ice-cavern)
• Finish bow & arrow shooter (lake-hylia)
• Improve Navi

Pull requests are welcome. All I currently have to test with is a Google Cardboard headset so I could use help supporting the higher end VR systems.

Shared inventory documentation to come. For now if you want an annoying fairy in your game, check out navi.js.

Like most things on the web, there isn't one best way to go about creating a WebVR experience. Here are some suggestions for getting started.

• WebVR Boilerplate - Starting point for cross-platform web-based VR experiences.
• A-Frame - A-Frame is a WebVR framework using three.js. It abstracts away a lot of the basic setup and uses an entity-component-system pattern.
• Three.js Examples - Check them all out, especially the ones under webvr and misc.
• FirstPersonVRControls - Helpful implementation of first-person controls.
• WebVR Starter Kit - I haven't used this much, but it has some interesting examples to learn from.
• Awesome WebVR - more links