A simple demo of passive BCI in a VR game context
Forked from the aweseom WebVRDefender game: https://github.com/tbalouet/WebVRDefender <-- you can play it at http://webvr-defender.glitch.me
Thanks to the folks behind muse-js: https://github.com/urish/muse-js
git clone https://github.com/jdpigeon/dharmadefender.git # Clone the repository.
cd dharmadefender
npm install # Install dependencies.
npm run start # Start the server on http://localhost:3000/ (root)- Licenses and package information
- server.js as the main server file
/client/js- Javascript files split up in classes
/client/js/components- AFrame-VR components developed for the project
/public/- static files
/public/assets- multimedia files
/public/assets/icons- web page icons
/public/assets/images- image folder
/public/assets/models- 3D models files
/public/js- javascript files used in the Web app. Contains script.js which is the compiled version of client/js/main.js
/public/styles- css files
/views/- ejs template files folder. Contains index.ejs, main file of the Web App
- 3D models
- winter theme by Aime Tribolet
- Sounds
- http://soundbible.com/1810-Wind.html
- http://soundbible.com/1771-Laser-Cannon.html
- http://soundbible.com/1033-Zombie-In-Pain.html
- http://soundbible.com/2127-Dragon-Fire-Breath-and-Roar.html