WebGLRenderer: Add support for integer attributes with WebGL2. #19019
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Nice! |
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Thanks! |
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Should we do a webgl2 example for this? |
Still thinking about a demo that's not going to be too complex but still representative. Suggestion are welcome^^. |
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I'Ve prepared an example here: #19024 🎉 |
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WebGL 2 supports integer vertex attributes. However, it only works when
vertexAttribIPointeris used. More details in the WebGL 2 specification, 5.31 "VertexAttrib function must match shader attribute type" . Also see this discussion.To be clear:
Int32BufferAttributeis mapped to GLSLint.Uint32BufferAttributeis mapped to GLSLuint.The actual feature request comes from the forum.