So an optimized shipping version of the game which has graphical error in Firefox stable should work in Chrome. That being said, Chrome cannot handle big projects like Firefox - although it should not suffer from fp16 bug like Firefox. ( 1130616 - Support EXT_color_buffer_half_float on ANGLE
ANGRY BOTS DEMO UNITY WEBGL 64 BIT
Basically, if it works on IOS or Android, it should work on HTML5.įirefox 32 bit / 64 bit issues - Right now There are two main difference between them. When you’re testing your HTML5 project, you should test it on the mobile previewer since they’re similarly structured. It looks like it’s capturing with the radius of about the skybox… this is so unprecise as to render the reflection capture actors unuseable for HTML5. That said, the the capture radius seems to do nothing.
ANGRY BOTS DEMO UNITY WEBGL UPDATE
I’ll mention that I am updating the reflection captures in SM5, because they won’t update properly in HTML5. To see this, Settings–> Preview Rendering Level-> HTML5. Changing the radius affects how the reflections look in shader model 4 and 5, but it seems to do nothing for the html5 builds. it just emits an arbitrary texture as the fake reflection… Do I need to generate my own cubemap for every texture instance to plug into these nodes? Does that create convincing reflections or just a generic shininess on the surface of the object?Ĭoncerning the reflection capture radius: Much of my trouble is precisely because when I edit either radius (in the details panel as you suggested), and I update the captures, but the html5 preview/builds are unaffected. EPIC: why are Unreal’s HTML5 reflections so poor? or have I missed a way to do them properly?Ĭoncerning the Answerhub post: I’ve tried using the fake reflection implemented through nodes in the material editor (as he suggested). I’m considering switching to Unity 5, because their webgl build of Angry Bots has functional SSR, so I know good reflections are possible in HTML5. How do I get decent reflections for HTML5? It looks like the reflection captures are taken with an enormous capture radius… is there any way to make smaller captures or captures that are sharper, with a smaller capture radius, or more detailed, and less blurry? each object can only accept one reflection capture of the nearest reflection probe, and it looks like the reflection is stretched across the entire surface of the object.The level of detail in the reflection capture appears unalterable and extremely low (any way to increase this?).
the draw and capture radius of reflection capture don’t appear to have any effect.Additionally, the Box and Sphere reflection captures seem to have the following limitations for HTML5. The screen space reflection that works for non-mobile/HTML5 builds doesn’t work. I am building for HTML5, and I can’t seem to get good reflections.
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