Hello guys,
I’m not sure if this is actually a bug. I have trouble with IOS visualization. I thought it would be related to the max number of textures, but it looks like that is not the case. I’ve reduced the number of meshes, textures and elements on the scene to the minimum to make things easy for you to check.
Attached are two screenshots. One is of the sneak peek using Chrome on Windows 10 (which shows things as intended), and the other one is a sneak peek but doing it with local testing using a service called Browserstack, that lets you check your websites on real devices via web, so you don’t need to own all those devices to test. It allows to do local testing as well, so I’m checking my blender local server sneak peek through Browserstack as well. I’ve done that screenshot choosing IOS and iPad PRO 12.9 2018 with Safari at Browserstack. I’ve called a friend that has an iPad, asked him to test it on a version I’ve uploaded, and he sees the exact same issue. iPhones show the same artifacts. None of this happens in other operating systems. Not even OSX.
As you can see the wooden texture shows a strange artifact on the bed model. Rotating the scene makes the artifact change its angle, but it is still visible no matter what you do. Right now, we have 3 textures: HDR lighting for World, mask for the floor (copying the Nightstand configurator example) and the texture for the Wood. And we have 3 lights (I know they are too many, and we plan to reduce the number), but even so, I count just 6 textures (2 for the materials, 3 for the lights shadow maps, 1 for hdr lighting). So this does not look like an IOS max number of textures issue. Or am I missing something?
Here is a zip file with the whole test, so you can download it and check the blender file and textures in use: http://gtbiz.net/verge3d/bed/simple_test.zip
And here is a link to the application so you can see it in your browser:
http://gtbiz.net/verge3d/bed/simple_test.html
Any help is welcome!
Thank you.
Andres
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