Enable WebXR on Apple Vision Pro to watch SexLikeReal

Hi guys, you should now be able to access the videos through our Vr mode from WebXR.

To access it do the following:

Open sexlikereal.com on the browser on headset
Open video you wish to watch
You will see VR glasses button on the player panel.
Click it and Enjoy VR player

Kieshi I'm testing from the main website, not the /hub. I had to tell Safari to use the Desktop site, because I was getting the mobile site for some reason. There is a "Watch in VR" button at the top center of the video player. If I click that, I get a Safari error, "Safari cannot open the page because the address is invalid." If I instead click the play button, the video begins to play in 2D. Then, while playing in 2D, there's a tiny little goggles icon at the bottom right of the video, and if I manage to eye-fuck this tiny little icon, Safari prompts me to allow WebXR tracking, and I'm launched into 3D immersive mode. There's no picture, but I get audio. The hand tracking is incredibly bad. It's nearly impossible to hold the pointer steady enough to register any thumb-index-finger select actions. Nevertheless, I was able to increase the video resolution from 1080 (default) to 1440, and then up to 1920, but the 4k resolutions are not accepted. Again, there's no picture at all, just a grey space.

Am able to get into hub and view a single frame (mostly by exiting immersive mode and going back in). Other than not playing video, somethings off with the 3D when looking at a single frame. Zooming out it 0.8 helps some. Also can't seem to select 8k or other res. Also need to make sure to confirm cookies pop up which was a little small.

From the regular site, can switch to immersive mode via the VR goggles once video has started, but getting the same gray environment with audio only that others have described.

Kieshi Can verify that it’s working now, appreciate the great work! Only things I’ve noticed are the following

• when doing passthrough, the prompt for camera access does not show up unless you exit the full screen viewer. When you return to normal web view, the video is black and have no options to select from except X on top right. Seems like it get unresponsive with any scrolling or orientation change. Pressing the X Brings up the following error “WebGL error, refresh the page, if the error persists restart your device”

• All videos regardless of available resolution seems to be capped at 1920, I’ve not been able to get a higher resolution as it reverts back regardless of selection made

• As you’re probably aware, selection can be difficult, there’s a lot of noise in hand data and using eye tracking to make selection would be ideal here

• When clicking to bring up the timeline in video, there are times when it just flashes on screen instead of staying persistent like normal. I have verified i’m not doing any sort of miss click when this problem occurs.

@"avpOrbust"#p70807 I wouldn't say PT is that great. I would say that here on SLR, it's a bit like the step-porn phenomena. Not that many people actually want it, but because of the bias in viewing algorithms, it seems like it's really popular. Step-porn is cheap to produce because you can basically film in any domestic setting, so the producers are happy to believe there's a demand. PT is also cheap to produce, because all you need is a green (or grey) screen and perhaps also a "slightly damaged" body suit for the male actor. Hence, we are all going down the road to step-porn pass-through hell. I want off this ride, please.

Adrianvr Renting a green screen studio, especially for VR shooting requiring a 180-degree setup, is significantly more expensive than renting a house

I think you are right that renting a studio with a green screen may not be cheaper than renting some porn house for a day. But there are multiple video clips on Twitter from the Simsense Media shoots for SLR where you can get an idea of the green screen set-up. I don't know who owns this, if there is some gargantuan rent to pay or if it's hard to get a free slot there, but the wooden framework with the green lining definitely looks like something that even the smallest production company could easily build with some manual skills and set up permanently at their home base.

doublevr There are broad discussions about this topic online elsewhere so this is probably not the place to discuss it. I was replying to somebody else’s post, which has since been deleted.