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The VR display's "requestAnimationFrame" function should pass a parameter to the callback that represents the current time (docs). However, in the latest Chromium ( Oct 29 build) with an HTC Vive i'm seeing a bogus time being sent. The time starts at -92 seconds and counts up to 0 then continues on as normal. This problem didn't exist in previous builds (Sept 23, etc).
If you open this in regular chrome, or previous builds, you'll see the current time reported correctly. In the Oct 29 build, you'll see the negative time I'm talking about:
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The VR display's "requestAnimationFrame" function should pass a parameter to the callback that represents the current time (docs). However, in the latest Chromium ( Oct 29 build) with an HTC Vive i'm seeing a bogus time being sent. The time starts at -92 seconds and counts up to 0 then continues on as normal. This problem didn't exist in previous builds (Sept 23, etc).
I've created a quick example to show what's going on:
https://jsfiddle.net/zs4j5s3j/4/
If you open this in regular chrome, or previous builds, you'll see the current time reported correctly. In the Oct 29 build, you'll see the negative time I'm talking about:
![chromium_bug](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1166244/21700101/76eca3e4-d353-11e6-9fb2-a75027657bcd.png)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: