I think it's a good idea to let people know that you need to enabled hardware acceleration and experimental WebGL if you are using Chrome:
chrome://settings > Advanced > System > Use hardware acceleration when available chrome://flags > WebGL Draft Extensions
I think this should be enabled by default, no?
On my windows machine it as not. The weird thing however was that when I disabled the experimental setting and relaunched Chrome it was still working.
So maybe mention it for people who do not see the colors.
Oh, that’s very odd. Not something I can replicate. Thanks for the heads up, though! Definitely worth keeping in mind 👌
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I think it's a good idea to let people know that you need to enabled hardware acceleration and experimental WebGL if you are using Chrome:
chrome://settings > Advanced > System > Use hardware acceleration when available
chrome://flags > WebGL Draft Extensions
I think this should be enabled by default, no?
On my windows machine it as not. The weird thing however was that when I disabled the experimental setting and relaunched Chrome it was still working.
So maybe mention it for people who do not see the colors.
Oh, that’s very odd. Not something I can replicate. Thanks for the heads up, though! Definitely worth keeping in mind 👌