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<!--
Float! by eleVR (elevr.com): Vi Hart, Andrea Hawksley, Elijah Butterfield, and Emily Eifler

This floating island VR movement experiment is based on the standard ThreeJS-based boilerplate for webVR currently being used by the eleVR team.

Framework infos:

It has oculus and Vive support for webVR browsers, support for the non-VR web,
	and support for smartphone on google cardboard or similar VR device.

Supported Navigation Controls:
	WASD + E/Q navigation support for rotation.
	Arrow key navigation support for moving the location of the camera.
	Gamepad joystick navigation controls.
	Orientation control with a VR headset OR mobile phone.

Click to enter full-screen VR mode.

This boilerplate is based on Mozilla's boilerplate: https://github.com/MozVR/vr-web-examples/tree/master/threejs-vr-boilerplate

It has been developed with the help of a great many people including (but not limited to) Vi Hart, Andrew Lutomirski, Henry Segerman, and the Firefox webVR team.

-->

<!DOCTYPE html>

<html lang="en">
	<head>
		<title>Float</title>
		<meta charset="utf-8">
		<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, user-scalable=no, minimum-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=1.0">
		<style>
			body {
				background-color: #000;
				color: #fff;
				margin: 0px;
				padding: 0;
				overflow: hidden;
			}
		</style>
	</head>

	<body>
		<audio id='piano1' src="media/piano1.ogg" autoplay = true, loop=true/>
		<audio id='piano2' src="media/piano2.ogg" autoplay = true, loop=true/>
		<audio id='piano3' src="media/piano3.ogg" autoplay = true, loop=true/>
		<audio id='piano4' src="media/piano4.ogg" autoplay = true, loop=true/>
		<audio id='pianoEnd' src="media/pianoEnd.ogg" loop=true/>
		<audio id='intro' src="media/intro.ogg" autoplay = true/ >
		<audio id='outro' src="media/outro.ogg" >
		<audio id='bird' src="media/bird.ogg" autoplay = true, loop = true>
		<audio id='go1' src="media/go1.ogg" >
		<audio id='go3' src="media/go1.ogg" >
		<audio id='go4' src="media/go1.ogg" >
		<audio id='go7' src="media/go1.ogg" >
		<audio id='go8' src="media/go1.ogg" >
		<audio id='close1' src="media/go1.ogg" >
		<audio id='close3' src="media/go1.ogg" >
		<audio id='close4' src="media/go1.ogg" >
		<audio id='close7' src="media/go1.ogg" >
		<audio id='close8' src="media/go1.ogg" >
		<audio id='start' src="media/start.ogg" >
		<audio id='stop' src="media/stop.ogg" >
		<audio id='bloomHigh' src="media/bloomHigh.ogg" >
		<audio id='bloomMed' src="media/bloomMed.ogg" >
		<audio id='bloomLow' src="media/bloomLow.ogg" >
		<audio id='bloomLow7' src="media/bloomLow.ogg" >
		<audio id='bloomSigh' src="media/bloomSigh.ogg" >
		<audio id='bloomSigh2' src="media/bloomSigh.ogg" >
		<audio id='bloomSigh3' src="media/bloomSigh.ogg" >
		<audio id='bloomSigh7' src="media/bloomSigh.ogg" >
		<audio id='bloomSighTree' src="media/bloomSigh.ogg" >
	</body>

	<!--
	three.js 3d library
	-->
	<script src="js/lib/three.min.js"></script>

	<!--
	PhoneVR acquires positional information from phone orientation. This is used by VRControls.js
	VRControls.js acquires positional information from connected VR devices and applies the transformations to a three.js camera object.
	 -->
	<script src="js/vr/PhoneVR.js"></script>
	<script src="js/vr/VRControls.js"></script>

	<!--
	VREffect.js handles stereo camera setup and rendering.
	-->
	<script src="js/vr/VREffect.js"></script>


	<script src="js/loaders/OBJLoader.js"></script>

	<!--
	This file is where the VR scene is generated. We include some Demo stuff in this file.
	To create your own you can use "blankWebVR.js"
	-->
	<script src="js/float.js"></script>

</html>