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Butter smooth and so atmospheric graphics, especially the rowing part

• sgt 13y ago
  Very smooth on this side too (Chrome 26 on OS X). The graphics looks a bit jagged. Is that a WebGL restriction or is it the demo itself? I am not very familiar with WebGL.
  • willvarfar 13y ago
    demo.
  • Cederfjard 13y ago
    Curiously I get this message in both Chrome 27 and 29 on OS X: Whoopsie daisy! Your browser doesn't seem to support HTML5 and WebGL. The best thing to do is upgrade to a modern browser that supports all the awesome things the web has to offer.
    • eric_bullington 13y ago
      You may have to toggle the webgl flag on Chrome on OSX. "Check in chrome://flags and see if "Disable WebGL" flag has been set. Also, take a peek at chrome://gpu and see if it's showing any messages indicating why WebGL may be disabled." -- from http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15141974/does-webgl-work-on-chrome-on-a-mac http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15141974/does-webgl-work-...
• drewcrawford 13y ago
  I see a lot of jitter on a very fast Mac. (Safari 6.0.4). Somebody who understands Web GL tell me -- developer's fault or browser's fault? It looks a little like numerical instability to me rather than a framerate issue per se, but I'm no 3D expert. http://jsbench.s3.amazonaws.com/jitter.m4v http://jsbench.s3.amazonaws.com/jitter.m4v
  • dtf 13y ago
    What's it like on Chrome? Sometimes these things can be an issue with the GC.
  • raymond_goo 13y ago
    It is my understanding that Safari is a bit behind on the WebGL front. Could you try it with Chrome ?