Philip Rideout
Philip Rideout
I think it's not necessary to use TRANSIENT unless the image memory is allocated with VK_MEMORY_PROPERTY_LAZILY_ALLOCATED_BIT, as described near the end of the following article: https://developer.arm.com/solutions/graphics-and-gaming/developer-guides/learn-the-basics/understanding-render-passes/multi-sample-anti-aliasing According to the spec:...
Nice, this will be a neat feature, especially since the popular exporters don't support sparse encoding. We've seen several models with morphing that have lots of zeroes, they would be...
This ticket is over two years old and StainedGlassLamp is still the only BasisU example in `KhronosGroup/glTF-Sample-Models`, which uses many extensions and is therefore not a very targeted test. Do...
On a related note, I have a small comment about a possible ambiguity in the extension spec. The spec permits non-normalized data for texture coordinates, and it is unclear to...
That all makes sense! I was perhaps overthinking it wrt texture coordinates. It probably wouldn't hurt for the spec to include a small warning for implementors like me, but it's...
This issue was partially resolved by #1343 but I think the spec language could still be improved. For example, the following sentence doesn't specify which fields of the accessors should...
The Filament team is continuing to get bug reports about this issue: https://github.com/google/filament/discussions/3815 According to the Draco extension spec: > Draco compression may change the order and number of vertices...
This might be especially interesting since the 2006 analytical model for Jupiter moons that you are using might be more precise than what the S&T app uses. By the way,...
I'm using the Python variant of your library rather than the JS, does that have the truncation that you describe? I found a paper that has graphs of Io's changing...
This is a little GIF I made using this library combined with skia-python for rendering. It shows the path of Jupiter and Io through space, while staying fixed on Jupiter....