Agent skill

threejs-webxr

WebXR integration for three.js: WebXRManager and XRManager on the renderer, session initialization patterns, VRButton and ARButton helpers, XRControllerModelFactory and hand model families, XREstimatedLight, XRPlanes, and related addon Webxr utilities. Use for immersive sessions and controller/hand tracking—not for standard desktop camera projection (threejs-camera) or composer post effects (threejs-postprocessing).

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Install this agent skill to your Project

npx add-skill https://github.com/partme-ai/full-stack-skills/tree/main/skills/threejs-skills/threejs-webxr

SKILL.md

When to use this skill

ALWAYS use this skill when the user mentions:

  • Entering VR/AR, navigator.xr, reference spaces, session requestAnimationFrame loop via renderer
  • VRButton, ARButton, XRButton creation patterns from examples
  • Controller models, hand tracking meshes, estimated real-world lighting probes

IMPORTANT: webxr vs renderers vs camera

Topic Skill
Enable XR on renderer, sizing threejs-renderers (basics) + threejs-webxr (session)
Desktop projection threejs-camera

Trigger phrases include:

  • "WebXR", "VRButton", "ARButton", "XRControllerModelFactory", "hand tracking"
  • "虚拟现实", "增强现实", "沉浸式"

How to use this skill

  1. HTTPS requirement and feature detection for XR availability.
  2. Buttons: use official button factories to create DOM entry points; handle session end.
  3. Renderer: call renderer.xr.enabled = true patterns per docs; prefer setAnimationLoop for XR loops.
  4. Controllers: attach models via factories; read gamepad axes/buttons carefully with fallbacks.
  5. Hands: opt-in hand models when runtime supports; performance implications.
  6. Lighting: XREstimatedLight for AR realism—combine with threejs-lights cautiously.
  7. Exit: restore non-XR render loop and resize handling on session end.

Example: VR session with error handling

javascript
import { VRButton } from 'three/addons/webxr/VRButton.js';

// Feature detection and session start
if ('xr' in navigator) {
  renderer.xr.enabled = true;
  document.body.appendChild(VRButton.createButton(renderer));

  renderer.xr.addEventListener('sessionstart', () => {
    console.log('XR session started');
  });
  renderer.xr.addEventListener('sessionend', () => {
    console.log('XR session ended — restoring desktop view');
  });
} else {
  console.warn('WebXR not supported in this browser');
}

See examples/workflow-xr-button.md.

Doc map (official)

Docs section Representative links
Renderer XR https://threejs.org/docs/WebXRManager.html
Webxr addons https://threejs.org/docs/VRButton.html
Webxr addons https://threejs.org/docs/ARButton.html
Webxr addons https://threejs.org/docs/XRControllerModelFactory.html

Scope

  • In scope: Documented WebXR manager + listed addons for buttons/controllers/hands/planes.
  • Out of scope: Store submission, OpenXR runtime specifics, custom native layers.

Common pitfalls and best practices

  • Desktop testing requires XR emulation or hardware; fail gracefully.
  • Mismatched reference space causes floor offset—validate stage vs local-floor.
  • Heavy post chains may not meet VR frame time—profile aggressively.

Documentation and version

WebXR entry points span Addons → Webxr and renderer WebXRManager in three.js docs. Browser and device capabilities vary—answers should cite the official example name and three.js version when possible.

Agent response checklist

When answering under this skill, prefer responses that:

  1. Link WebXRManager, VRButton, ARButton, or controller factories as relevant.
  2. Use setAnimationLoop patterns with threejs-renderers for XR render loops.
  3. Avoid duplicating desktop threejs-camera projection advice for XR eyes.
  4. Mention reference space choice (local-floor, etc.) at a high level with docs link.
  5. Flag performance interaction with threejs-postprocessing in VR.

References

Keywords

English: webxr, vr, ar, xr session, controller, hand tracking, three.js

中文: WebXR、VR、AR、VRButton、手柄、手部追踪、沉浸式、three.js

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