Stretched face on Android Chrome (jeelizFaceFilter)

[marcusx2]

Description

If you try out this example on your Android Chrome, your face will be stretched vertically. I was going to report this on the jeeliz repository but the Get started specifically instructed to report bugs related to threejs here...The problem probably lies on this file.

The threejs library used.

Live example

https://jeeliz.com/demos/faceFilter/demos/threejs/gltf_fullScreen/

Version

112

Device

Mobile

Browser

Chrome

OS

Android

[Mugen87]

but the Get started specifically instructed to report bugs related to threejs here.

How is this related to three.js? Sorry but delegating issues like that isn't right. This needs to be investigated in the jeeliz repository. Only when an issue can be reproduces with a simple three.js live demo (https://jsfiddle.net/g3atw6k5/) without any dependencies it's okay to open an issue here.

[marcusx2]

@Mugen87 It's related to three.js because the jeelizFaceFilter library is platform agnostic, and the webcam feed is sent to a canvas controlled by threejs. I'm guessing the threejs examples were made by the threejs team? It's the only explanation I have why the Get started says that threejs stuff should be here and not in their repo. You can try creating an issue there and you will see the message. If I create the issue there the repo owner will probably just close my issue telling me to create the issue here...

[Mugen87]

Sorry but the jeeliz guidelines are highly questionable. We can't support third-party libraries like suggested. We simply don't have that kind of bandwidth. It's just fair to ask users to reproduce an issue with a simple, isolated code example.

[Mugen87]

I'm guessing the threejs examples were made by the threejs team?

BTW: No. AFAIK, nobody from the collaborators in involved in jeeliz.

[mrdoob]

I'm sure @xavierjs will be happy to help. But please, do it so in the jeelizFaceFilter repo.