Moritz Mœller

Is that really a problem? I mean do you know what % of your crate's users rely on WebGl 1.0 compatibility?

Any update on this?

WebGL 2 is now supported in Safari, [it seems](https://twitter.com/flibitijibibo/status/1401982524377686017).

It's been 11 months now that Safari 15 with WebGl 2 support was released. Looking at [caniuse.com](https://caniuse.com/webgl2) it seems only fringe browsers do not support this version.

Related to #32

+1

Since this is implemented now, the issue could be closed with a reference to the resp. commit?

+1 It's really a shortcoming of the . scatter that it doesn't work on curves. Also, a curve-/contour-based scatter should provide a way to give the output points a rotation...

Have you looked at [OpenMesh](http://www.openmesh.org/) and [He_Mesh](https://github.com/wblut/HE_Mesh)? They both use the half edge data structure and could serve as inspiration for this.

Bump! :) Making examples is also eating your own dogfood. From my experience it can help with designing APIs – even if you have to change the example code later.