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Author: kalwalt

README.md

@@ -208,13 +208,19 @@ Please note that several hosting services have policies that does not permit to
 
 Learn more on the [AR.js Official Documentation](https://ar-js-org.github.io/AR.js-Docs/).
 
-## Experimental ES6 npm package
+## ES6 npm package
 
-Even if not yet in the master branch, you can install **AR.js** with NPM:
+You can install **AR.js** with **npm** and use in any compatible project that support npm modules (React.js, Vue.js, Next.js or whatelse), to install it run:
 
 ```
+// Install with npm
 npm install @ar-js-org/ar.js
 ```
+```
+// Install with yarn
+yarn add @ar-js-org/ar.js
+```
+For some examples read this issue
 ## Troubleshooting, feature requests, community
 
 **You can find a lot of help on the old [AR.js repositories issues](https://github.com/jeromeetienne/AR.js/issues). Please search on open/closed issues, you may find interesting stuff.**

three.js/src/location-based/README.md

@@ -4,16 +4,11 @@ This is a simple, lightweight implementation of location-based AR.js using pure
 
 ## Example
 
-Provided in the `example` directory is an example. This will behave differently
-depending on the query string parameter `m` supplied to it:
-
-- `m` missing or `m=0`: uses a default location and does not setup device orientation controls. Useful for testing on a desktop.
-
-- `m=1` : uses a default location but does setup device orientation controls. Useful for testing on a mobile device. Move the device round and you should see a red box to the northeast, green box to the north and blue box to the west (approximately).
-
-- `m=2` : will use GPS tracking and device orientation controls. Unless you are located near the default location, you will need to modify the `index.js` code to add meshes near your current location.
-
-If `m=1` is used (default location with device orientation controls) you should see the following:
+Provided in the `example/location-based` directory is an example. It will check if a Mobile device is in use there are two cases:
+- if gps is enabled you will need to modify the `example/location-based/index.js` code to add meshes near your current location.
+- if gps is not enabled a fakeGps will start and you will see the four meshes.
+  
+In any case, it does setup device orientation controls and you will see the following:
 
 - Red box a short distance to your north
 - Green box a short distance to your east