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traceGL support repository
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WAT #117

Open nook-scheel opened 10 years ago

nook-scheel commented 10 years ago

http://cl.ly/image/1Z0J3Z2e2t1W

Truebase-com commented 10 years ago

Getting the same thing. The TraceGL website is also dead: http://trace.gl, and has been for some time.

I think the dev lost interest in the product.

avetisk commented 10 years ago

Actually, the dev hasn't lost interest in the product.

It's just that it's a side project for him (he is working for c9.io).

By the way, the website is back.

avetisk commented 10 years ago

@nooks seems to be a Google Chrome bug. Try with Firefox or Safari.

With Safari you will need to activate WebGL through the Developer menu.

Inviz commented 10 years ago

Just comment out the line that raises exception. It'll still work regardless

Inviz commented 10 years ago 
        //if (!gl.getProgramParameter(sp, gl.LINK_STATUS)) throw new Error("Could not link, max varying:" + gl.getParameter(gl.MAX_VARYING_VECTORS) +"\n"+ gl.getShaderInfoLog(gf) + fs)
avetisk commented 10 years ago

@Inviz I already tried that, didn't work for me on Google

Nilos commented 10 years ago

There is a fix here which worked vor me: https://github.com/codegl/tracegl/issues/113#issuecomment-31547924 Also maybe closing down all the duplicates without the fix would be nice.

ghost commented 10 years ago

Just purchased tracegl, encountering the same issue. on windows7: chrome, firefox; ati card and nvidia card. posted fix displays tracegl's quad view but nothing is rendered.