Swipe : Each WebGL tile only clears its part of the canvas #1052
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During prerender, each WebGL tile only clears its side of the canvas. This enables having two WebGL layers in the same WebGl context (for example, swiping between two COG layers)
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Nice workarround! |
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Actually it doesn't work as you have to clean the other part of the screen when moving back the slider... screen-capture.70.mp4 |
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Oh yeah, nice catch, I didn't handle multiple layers on both sides. |
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During prerender, each WebGL tile only clears its side of the canvas. This enables having two WebGL layers in the same WebGL context (for example, swiping between two COG layers)
This solves the issue #1051