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It's very difficult to make a CSS VR layout work in both 2D and VR. The reason for this is that we share the same properties to manipulate elements in 2D as we do in VR.
A solution to this would be to create a completely separate coordinate space to work with elements in VR. This could be done using element attributes or new CSS properties (rather than conflating the existing translate3d)
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It's very difficult to make a CSS VR layout work in both 2D and VR. The reason for this is that we share the same properties to manipulate elements in 2D as we do in VR.
A solution to this would be to create a completely separate coordinate space to work with elements in VR. This could be done using element attributes or new CSS properties (rather than conflating the existing translate3d)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: