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I just tried your setup and loading questionare.html worked fine for me. Did you receive any other errors from the Express server when you tried to load the page? I'm asking because I'm not sure what the contents are inside viewapi.js so when I tested it, I didn't have that file.

However, to answer this:

If there is a better way to do this then fixing the solution, inform me please.

it's good practice to separate the assets that you serve (html, css, js, images, etc.). For example, you could create sub-folders inside your client folder and put your static files in the appropriate folder.

You can also find examples and better documentation here: https://expressjs.com/en/starter/static-files.html

This looks like some sort of a json-like response with the actual html contained in the __html field.

Since the actual data is returned in this way, you'll have to do this in a few steps:

1. Load the json data
2. Create a Selector
3. Extract the data you need from the selector

For example, one way to get the names might be:

WebVr does not handle video textures well right now, if you pause the video the flickering stops right ?

You can try Firefox nightly, it handles video textures a little bit better, and has lower latency in general.

You can test it by opening the vive menu during the experience and shaking your head, in Chrome you'll notice much more latency between Vive's native menu performance and your experience in the dimmed background.

Try to usevideoTexture.minFilter = THREE.NearestFilter; and videoTexture.maxFilter = THREE.NearestFilter;

For the sphere use new THREE.SphereGeometry(500, 720, 4); I know it looks weird, but this way you'll get much smoother stitches on top/bottom of the sphere.

Okay, it looks like begin only works with numerical values; delay works with both numerical values and event names. To be fair, this is described in the attribute table for animations, but the block below it on the begin attribute shows an example of it being used with an event name. Maybe a depreciated attribute?

EDIT: okay, maybe this isn't the answer. I'm not entirely sure why delay and begin both exist—is it so there can be a delay following an event trigger, or is delay just depreciated?