Fix polygon offset check for shadows #4559
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Update CHANGES. Do we want this for tomorrow's release? Seems like an obvious fix. |
Updated. Yes this ought to go in. |
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| // In IE11 polygon offset is not functional. | |||
| // TODO : Also disabled for Chrome temporarily. Re-enable once https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/webgl-dev-list/E1dAG65QBhg is resolved. | |||
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Write up a Cesium bug instead of linking to a forum post. (the Cesium bug can include the above link, of course).
If we ever need to do this check in more than one place, we should move the code to FeatureDetection but it's fine here for now.
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Ok, the new issue is here: #4560
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If this is specifically an ANGLE problem, why are we disabling on Chrome in all cases? We have lots of non-ANGLE Chrome users (Mac/Linux/Android/iOS)
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Good point, the check is now Chrome + Windows
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Yeah...
I think the Chrome 49->50 switch happened right before I introduced this bug so I never noticed that I had accidentally turned polygon offset off.
Now shadow aliasing should be reduced in Firefox. However
glPolygonOffsetstill seems to have almost no effect in Chrome which I opened an issue for here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/webgl-dev-list/E1dAG65QBhg. Shadowing in Chrome works fine now in version 49 or when ANGLE is disabled in the current version.