It works only on webBrowsers with WebGL 2.0 capabilities and support webAssembly: currently only FireFox and Chrome (or Chromium based) browsers, possibly updated - (Tested with FireFox >= 66 and Chrome >= 76 )
This version have last desktop glChAoS.P features: DualPass Accurate Rendering, Shadows and AmbientOcclusion.
Now wglChAoS.P works with both Angle backends: D3D11 and OpenGL.
Anyway, if in Windows you get a problem, try eventually to disable Angle (DX9/DX11) and enable native OpenGL rendering.
FireFox settings - Windows - from about:config url page:
- webgl.disable-angle -> true
- webgl.dxgl.enabled -> false
*For Linux and OS X these options are irrilevants: they work anyway
Chrome settings - Windows - from chrome://flags url page:
- Choose ANGLE graphics backend -> OpenGL
*For Linux and OS X this option do not exist
FireFox tips - Linux / OS X - only if you note squared zones on smooth rendering areas, try:
- layers.acceleration.force-enabled -> true
- From main page: wglChAoS.P v.1.3.2 Advanced Mode - can select canvas size and other parameters
- need to flag "Advanced Mode" check
- Directly with some presets: wglChAoS.P v.1.3.2 Advanced Mode
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Although I use the fully WebGL feature, the generation phase remains on the CPU and currently works in single thread mode (for the WebGL version), so some "objects" are very slow to built.
Particularly DLA3D which use a kTree nanoflann external library (binary tree sort/search), and which is about 5/7 times slower respect desktop version