Javi Agenjo
Javi Agenjo
That sounds tricky, so another person uploaded a forked version, so if I upload my version I cannot use my name, but then my dependencies would have to be to...
But the problem is that all the work he has done to port litegl to npm wont be in my version, and Rendeer uses lots of new features of litegl,...
Im a little bit lost now. So the NPM repo is mine, but Julio did some port of the library to work with modern JS, so with my repo version...
yes, I have to reestructure some parts. the problem is that previously a node was only rendered using its uniforms and shader, but lately I added the notion of Material,...
I would recommend that you overwrite the renderer.enableItemFlags and add your code there.
Hi Joe: Its a question I have stumbled uppon many times in the past. I usually go with the first anwer, mostly because is the fastest one, and the one...
Sorry, I meant option 2, not option 1. About option 3 there is ways to do it without flattening, for instance in WebGL you could render first the node and...
@mikeandtherest there is now a litegraph-mini.js which only contains core and basic nodes (like events, and logic).
I guess you mean a sidebar with the properties of the selected node. I wanted to do that but because I want to keep the library lightweight I would do...
I added a panel to the LGraphEditor, you can open it if you double click: https://tamats.com/projects/litegraph/demo/ I will try to improve it over time.