Yes, alpha are built several times a week I think.
To use in Typescript, I think you need to get a npm package, but those are not built so often, maybe once a week or every 10/12 days.
Yes, alpha are built several times a week I think.
To use in Typescript, I think you need to get a npm package, but those are not built so often, maybe once a week or every 10/12 days.
I currently use babylonjs as a npm package, but I couldnt find a npm package for the preview.
I installed the preview .25.
I get the same artifacts as before. Hasnât it been merged yet (On Github I read it should have been merged 1-2 days ago) ?
Or do I have to activate any flag? (At least tsc doesnt tell me anything)
This does work for me:
https://playground.babylonjs.com/#0HA29N
Make sure you clean the cache of your browser if it doesnât work for you.
Note that you have to pass a new object parameter to enableEdgesRendering
:
{ useAlternateEdgeFinder: true, applyTessellation: true, useFastVertexMerger: false }
You can omit the useAlternateEdgeFinder
parameter because true
is the default value if not provided, but for your use case you must set applyTessellation = true
(false
by default) and useFastVertexMerger = false
(true
by default) for the PG to work.
I think the type definitions have to be updated.
At least my TypeScript IDE is complaining, but the code works.
Edit:
I donât want to cherry pick, but will this missing edge be fixed?