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Just another very quick question if anyone has an insight. After enabling non-composited webgl setting on 2.28 normal HTML elements such as img, div, are not shown - the page is simply black, and the only thing that will ever be visible on the page is a webgl canvas.
We now know this is expected behaviour, the question is even though we are using non-composited webgl - is there any way to still force the normal HTML elements to render, e.g. by somehow hiding the webgl render layer, or forcing the HTML elements to use that renderer, etc?
The answer might just be a simple no. But if there are any hacks or possible workarounds you know of please do share.
Again thanks very much.
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nonCompositedWebGL mode is intended to show fullscreen WebGL content only. The rest of the elements of the page are not renderered. This is expected behavior.
Just another very quick question if anyone has an insight. After enabling non-composited webgl setting on 2.28 normal HTML elements such as img, div, are not shown - the page is simply black, and the only thing that will ever be visible on the page is a webgl canvas.
We now know this is expected behaviour, the question is even though we are using non-composited webgl - is there any way to still force the normal HTML elements to render, e.g. by somehow hiding the webgl render layer, or forcing the HTML elements to use that renderer, etc?
The answer might just be a simple no. But if there are any hacks or possible workarounds you know of please do share.
Again thanks very much.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: