The new version of LARKXR realizes the function of 2D 3D hybrid and multi-process applications on one node with one click!
In the 3D digital age, CloudXR technology is fast becoming a key driver in the field of virtual reality. Recently, Par**ERSE's real-time cloud rendering solution Larkxr has completed a version upgrade, which supports 3D program rendering and streaming, and also provides support for ordinary programs, and launches a new feature of 2D sharing mode. For users who want to play and stream in compatible 2D programs, LarkXR's 2D sharing mode is an ideal choice. It effectively reduces procurement costs while providing a high-performance and adaptable solution that enables users to seamlessly switch between 3D and common program rendering and streaming, thereby optimizing the overall rendering effect and user experience. This new feature brings several key benefits to LARKXR: Multi-application support: The new 2D sharing mode allows common applications to share multiple processes under a single server operating system, greatly improving application compatibility and user convenience.
Multi-GPU allocation: LARKXR now supports multi-GPU allocation, which means more processing power and better performance, especially when dealing with demanding XR applications.
Sound Capture Improvements: The upgraded LarkXR has also received significant improvements in sound capture, providing a clearer and more stable audio experience.
High Frame Rate: A high frame rate ensures a smoother visual experience, which is essential for XR applications, especially in scenes that require fast response and high definition.
Low Resource Footprint: Despite all the enhancements offered, the resource footprint of the LARKXR remains low, ensuring efficient operation of the system.
Detailed steps to apply 2D sharing mode: 1. First, the user needs to update to LARKXRv3.2.22.Version 02. Upload the browser application to the cloud rendering, you can upload the browser into a zip package or fill in the browser's exe running directory. Here's an example of filling in the directory and uploading it:
2.Find out which directory your browser is in on the server, note that it is not a shortcut. is an exe suffix. Fill in to the cloud rendering"Execution file path"and change the render type to"2D sharing mode"3.Set the webgl application address to"Startup parameters"Inside, so that launching the browser through cloud rendering will open the ** directly
4.Opening the browser with cloud rendering now directly accesses the webgl application, but there are still some issues: it doesn't run in full screen, the prompt is not the default browser, and the prompt is not closed correctly
5.Applications"Startup parameters"Adding browser parameters can circumvent these, here take the chrome browser cmd parameter as an example, the following is a simple set of two parameters to run in incognito mode and maximize window, and there should be a space between each parameter
Open the Cloud Rendering Browser again to see the effect
Browser-specific functions can be achieved by adding parameters, the following are some common parameters of the browser, you need other function settings to search for related parameters by yourself Run in incognito mode: --start-fullscreenMaximize window run: --start-maximizedSkip the beginner's boot page when opening the browser:- no-first-run disable pop-up setting default browser: --no-default-browser-check2d sharing mode, have you learned to waste?