Does MiniB3D can work in HTML5
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| Hi, I would like to use MiniB3D with HTML5. I have extracted the library, copy it in Monkey's modules directory and rename it minib3d. When i try to run for example animation_test i encounter the error : "Native OS Module not implemented." In the source code i watch it seems to work only with TARGET="stdcpp" or TARGET="glfw". But when i read this post : http://www.monkey-x.com/Community/posts.php?topic=8691 I read there is an html5 release. Effectively in historic it's mentionned : "v0.30 - new targets, Html5, XNA, opengl2.0, GPU shaders". Can somebody tell how to try examples in html5 ? Do i need something else than the main archive ? I am lost. Thank you |
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| Searching in the forum i found an "Import gametarget". I am going to try it. |
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| Well, it compile but the error i have now is : "Monkey Runtime Error : Can't create WebGL" For information in os.monkey i made this modification : #If Not BRL_OS_IMPLEMENTED ' #Error "Native OS Module not implemented" Import gametarget #Endif Can somebody help ? |
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| Finally i cancelled my modification. I found a post where it said the modification have to be done in monkeyutility.monkey a file in minib3d directory. I have no more the error but it does nothing. Grey screen... I am going to try to delete my build folder. |
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| No more result... Help... :-) |
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| so your PC can run webgl? |
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| You can check this using get.webgl.org |
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| Ouch... Thank you ! The website said my PC can't use webgl... I tought MiniB3D was using a 3D->2D projection... Well, i think i am going to work on 3D/2D matrix conversions this week... Hopefully i like mathematics... Regards |
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| If you can't use WebGL, you're going to have a terrific time creating a software renderer. You could find one already built on-line somewhere (https://code.google.com/p/jsc3d/), but if you really want to do 3D on a web browser, I recommend sticking with WebGL. Much less pain involved. |
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| If your computer doesn't support webgl you need to turn it off and replace it with another computer. On Windows, even IE supports webgl these days. |
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| That's interesting. Chrome is OK, but for IE 11 get.webgl.org says: Your browser supports WebGL However, it indicates that support is experimental; Not all WebGL functionality may be supported, and content may not run as expected. |
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