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AR cones

Source-shaped study of the pinned webxr_ar_cones example: transparent WebGL, ARButton, one XR controller, select-driven random-color cones, and the source controller matrix placement path.

InitializingPreparing renderer

Preparing the transparent WebGL2 AR scene and controller-select lifecycle...

backend: -
controller: -
cones: -
last pose: -
geometry: -
frames: -
sample: -
XR: -

AR entry pointimmersive-ar

AR capability-

The AR button preserves the official immersive entry point. Desktop QA uses a synthetic controller pose; a real AR-capable device is required to verify camera passthrough and native controller input.

Synthetic controller adapterdesktop fallback

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Synthetic select dispatches the same controller select event as the source. The cone uses mesh.position.set(0, 0, -0.3).applyMatrix4(controller.matrixWorld) and mesh.quaternion.setFromRotationMatrix(controller.matrixWorld).

Runtime stateRUNNING

Source review, implementation, runtime verification, and whole-example fidelity are tracked independently. Native AR session negotiation is intentionally not claimed by desktop QA.