Disco Lights VR

Put on a compatible VR headset, open this page in its WebXR browser, and enter a mixed reality space with controller models, pointer rays, and a rotating 3D disco ball.

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VR headset setup

How to launch

Use a compatible WebXR browser on the HTTPS version of this site, then press Enter MR. Passthrough uses WebXR immersive AR when available, with immersive VR as a fallback. Point the controller ray at the green Exit button and pinch or press select to leave.

WebXR compatibility

Supported VR headsets

These popular headset models are good places to try Disco Lights VR. Support depends on the built-in browser exposing WebXR immersive sessions. Mixed reality passthrough requires immersive AR support; other devices may open the same scene as immersive VR.

Meta Quest Browser

Meta Quest 3, Meta Quest 3S, Meta Quest Pro, and Meta Quest 2. For passthrough mixed reality, newer color-passthrough models such as Quest 3, Quest 3S, and Quest Pro are the best targets.

Safari for visionOS

Apple Vision Pro can run WebXR experiences in Safari for visionOS. Interaction and passthrough behavior may differ from controller-based VR headsets.

PICO and VIVE

PICO 4, PICO 4 Ultra, VIVE XR Elite, VIVE Focus 3, and VIVE Focus Vision may work where their browser supports WebXR immersive sessions.

PC VR through browser

Valve Index, HTC VIVE Pro 2, VIVE Cosmos, Oculus Rift S, and Windows Mixed Reality headsets can work through desktop Chrome or Microsoft Edge when WebXR is exposed by OpenXR or SteamVR.

Best experience

Use an up-to-date headset browser over HTTPS. If passthrough is unavailable, Disco Lights VR automatically falls back to a virtual WebXR session when supported.