.WebGL GL_INVALID_FRAMEBUFFER_OPERATION: Framebuffer is incomplete

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2022-05-12 at 4:57 pm #52004

Brian
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Hi There,

I have been troubleshooting this issue for a while now, and no matter what I do, I can’t seem to figure out what is causing these errors:

[.WebGL-000001F804F21500] GL_INVALID_FRAMEBUFFER_OPERATION: Framebuffer is incomplete: Attachment has zero size.

[.WebGL-000001F804F21500] GL_INVALID_FRAMEBUFFER_OPERATION: Draw framebuffer is incomplete

Here is an example page:

ecoLite

I Updated to the latest version and updated the html files, but they broke my styles and the interaction quit working.

I thought it was a sizing issue, so I did a test with a basic cube with no textures and got the same error.

I am pretty sure I got the custom pre-loader issue working, but I don’t know if it’s the best solution or the “correct” way.

Side note: Why not add a checkbox when creating a new project to “include a custom pre-loader” and have it create an index.html file automatically?

Thanks for your help.

Here are more stats:
Windows 10
Google Chrome: Version 101.0.4951.54 (Official Build) (64-bit)
Website: WordPress Current version: 5.9.3 with Verge3D plugin

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2022-05-13 at 8:28 am #52028

Yuri Kovelenov
Staff

Hi,

this error hints that at the moment when WebGL is initialized, the canvas size is 0 pixels.

This may happen in a dynamic website which starts loading Verge3D app before it properly resized the container element used to include the 3D canvas.

I checked your link it loads for me fine. But there is indication that Verge3D app is initialized twice. That WebGL error is also present. May be you somehow included another invisible zero pixel Verge3D app in the page?

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2022-05-13 at 1:24 pm #52032

Brian
Customer

hmmm… I think it’s very possible. Can you tell me if the way I setup my index.html and (projectname.html) files is correct?

I tried to consolidate all the shared items on our site:

ie:
<script src=”/wp-content/uploads/verge3d/js/v3d.js”></script>

instead of:
<script src=”v3d.js”></script>

I setup a demo page and started with the “Farmer’s Journey” as my base for index.html. (I know that there are calls in the header that are not relevant)

@3d demo page for testing

you can see that there are no console warnings or errors, but all my button functionality has broken.

here is how it’s supposed to work:

Aeris

You can see that when you click each element, the annotations no longer popup. See the attached screen shot. I am also including my puzzle xml file if that helps.

Puzzle XML file

Thanks so much for your personal response. Your patience is awesome.

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2022-05-13 at 1:53 pm #52037

Brian
Customer

2022-05-16 at 5:57 pm #52104

Brian
Customer

Ok so I figured out what the problem is and I will attempt to sum up what I found.

The tutorials provided use Webflow as an example to build a custom preloader. I, instead used Dreamweaver and somehow called the verge3d application 2 times by mistake. Then I added both an index file and an html file and uploaded it to WordPress via the plugin.

Then when I embedded the presentation via iframe, I ran into issues where the preloader wasn’t being removed after loading.
The solution was to simply create one index file and add the preloader to it. This solved all loading errors and things seem to be working smoothly.

2022-05-18 at 6:48 am #52163

Yuri Kovelenov
Staff

Excellent! Glad you worked it out!

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