I created a texture atlas and in Chrome there is some wh开发者_Go百科ite on the edges of the cubes. However in Firefox it displays just fine. When I use colors there are not white edges either in Chro
Okay, I am new to 3D graphics and I want to animate individual specific vertices in a model (NOT whole model transforms). My script is largely based off the NEHE webgl tutorial. In this tutorial all
I want to use some of the features of OpenGL 4 (specifically, tessellation shaders and newer shader language versions) from WebGL. Is this possible, in either a standards-compliant or a hackish way? I
I\'m looking to do some development with WebGL, mostly for presentation and navigation purposes (like showing a house with possible navigation)
The WebGL Shader Language (GLSL) is a very powerful tool for multidimensional vector mathematics. Is there any possibility to use that power from JavaScript (running in 开发者_运维问答web browser) f
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Which 3D graphics API for browsers should I learn? I hear there\'s WebGL for Firefox 4, O3D for Chrome, and Shockwave has been around for a decade for all browsers. There may be others, but I\'m not s
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I can display my entire sprite (32x512) successfully with this call to gl.texImage2D: gl.texImage2D(gl.TEXTURE_2D, 0, gl.RGBA, gl.RGBA, gl.UNSIGNED_BYTE, image);
When 开发者_StackOverflow中文版I render a cube and texture it I end up with white edges along the cube.I\'ve checked the vertex and texture coordinates and they look fine to me.My texture is a power o
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