Closed AgustinBanchio closed 4 months ago
xiaoiver
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2 years ago I rewrote it with WebGPU which has native support for compute shader, can you reproduce this bug? https://antv-g-next.gitee.io/zh/examples/gpgpu#fruchterman
I guess this bug caused by WebGL textures(our current implementation based on WebGL texture mapping) on your device.
machine: MacBook Pro (13-inch, M1, 2020) browser: Chrome 97.0.4692.99 (arm64)
BinX-Suse
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2 years ago We have same issue while using it on Linux, M1 Mac, and some Windows.
AgustinBanchio
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2 years ago Hi, in the link you sent I'm seeing the following (with the same machine that had the issues):
Is that what I'm supposed to be seeing? The graph looks like just blue lines.
xiaoiver
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2 years ago Is that what I'm supposed to be seeing? The graph looks like just blue lines.
It seems that all the nodes are not rendered correctly.
AgustinBanchio
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2 years ago Apparently, M1 and M1 Pro MacBooks are having the same issue. When they try the GPU Fruchterman example they look fine but when it's more complex with custom nodes and edges it goes crazy.
It's there anything I can do to help you with debugging this?
AgustinBanchio
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2 years ago It looks like the only problem is the layout calculation, not the actual rendering.
Is this being looked at?
To avoid the issue we are forced to use gpuEnabled: false when creating the graph. But for fruchterman it's really slow.
I rewrote it with WebGPU which has native support for compute shader, can you reproduce this bug? antv-g-next.gitee.io/zh/examples/gpgpu#fruchterman
I guess this bug caused by WebGL textures(our current implementation based on WebGL texture mapping) on your device.
Will this WebGPU change be released soon or was it just an experiment to see if it worked?
McKenzieJDan
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2 years ago Had a similar issue over the weekend - disabling gpuEnabled: false is a work around for now but it's also a lot slower so not ideal. Also interested in the progress of this thanks!
rookie-luochao
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2 years ago How long is the problem expected to be solved?
jinfei-lab
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1 year ago Hello, friends, I also encountered this problem, do you have any good alternatives at that time, thank you
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Describe the bug
When a Fruchterman layout graph has complex data and is GPU accelerated, the layout is incorrectly rendered.
Sometimes it doesn't show at all and you need to pan and scroll around to see it, and it's all squashed in a diagonal line. See attached screenshot.
This can be replicated with the GPU layout example for complex data.
It doesn't happen on every machine. It runs correctly on other Windows PCs or on a MacBook.
My guess is that it has to do with the actual Graphics Adapter or driver? Nvidia Drivers on Windows?
Tried on different browsers, with no extensions or add-ons, tried replacing direct x with open GL and the issue still persisted.
Your Example Website or App
https://g6.antv.vision/en/examples/net/gpuLayout#fruchtermanComplexData
Steps to Reproduce the Bug or Issue
Go to https://g6.antv.vision/en/examples/net/gpuLayout#fruchtermanComplexData. See the rendered layout.
Expected behavior
The layout should be rendered correctly and not squashed
Screenshots or Videos
Platform
Additional context
Maybe someone with a similar graphics card and setup can try to reproduce and find the issue.
We are having the same issues with M1 and M1Pro MacBooks