Following up on the previous post. A separate issue is that, presumably because of browser security protocols, JavaScript cannot engage pointer lock without the browser explicitly notifying the user like so:
To me, pointer lock is a must-have for the user to be able to comfortably pan the camera. Without it, there is extra thinking required to ensure I have enough screen real estate to be able to pan the camera a certain amount before the cursor bumps up against the edge of the canvas, and I find that unacceptable.
But to have pointer lock, the user must be barraged with these notifications every time they pan the camera (and the fullscreen notification wants to say hi when you stop panning, too!)
I first looked for a topic on this forum that might have a solution to the problem, but I couldn’t find one.
I’m not sure if that post’s subject is about the same issue, but that playground has the same notification when entering pointer lock.
Is there a Babylon.js solution to this problem, or is this strictly a browser problem?
Thanks 