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vr_metadata(3) |
Arcan Lua API |
vr_metadata(3) |
vr_metadata - retrieve metadata from a vr bridge
strtbl or nil
vr_metadata( vid:id )
In order to setup a useful 3d pipeline for working with HMD s, you need
access to some metadata. This function is used to retrieve a table of the
relevant parameters needed for creating a distortion mesh or a barrel
distortion shader that tmach the specified vr device. The currently available
keys in strtbl are: [width : display horizontal resolution in pixels],
[height : display vertical resolution in pixels], [center : distance from edge
to center, (m)], [left_fov : left field of view], [right_fov : right field of
view], [left_ar : left aspect ratio], [right_ar : right aspect ratio], [hsep :
horizontal separation], [vpos : vertical position], [horizontal : display
horizontal physical size, in m], [vertical : display vertical physical size,
in m], [eye_display : distance from eyes to display, in m], [ipd :
interpupillary distance, in m], [distortion : subtable of 4 floats with lens
distortion data], [abberation : subtable of 4 floats with lens distortion
data], [projection_left] : suggested HMD left eye projection matrix,
[projection_right] : suggesteed HMD right eye projection matrix If the
metadata couldn't be accessed at this time due to some problem with the
internal state of the vr bridge, or if id doesn't refer to a valid
vrbridge instance, the function will return nil. The best indicator for if the
bridge metadata has been available or not is after a 'limb_added' event.
function vr_metadata0()
local bridge = vr_setup("test",
function(source, status)
if (status.kind == "limb_added") then
local tbl = vr_metadata(source);
if (tbl) then
print(string.format(
"test-hmd values:0idthxheight - %f x %f0 ..
"horiz, vert, center: %f , %f , %f0 ..
"eye_display, ipd: %f , %f0,
tbl.width, tbl.height, tbl.center, tbl.horizontal,
tbl.vertical, tbl.eye_display, tbl.ipd)
);
end
shutdown();
end
end);
end
vr_setup(3) vr_maplimb(3)
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