[Web] HDRi gives black image on Firefox 47 / Win10 #48984
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HDRi images from the HDRi library, for example https://cloud.blender.org/p/hdri/578dfdb788bef65cef5981de, don't show on Firefox 47 / Win10. Instead, a black rectangle is shown:
This is logged in the console:
Works fine on Chrome 51 and 52 on the same machine.
Changed status to: 'Open'
Added subscriber: @dr.sybren
Could this bug report against webvr be related? They also mention THREE.js, something also searched for by our vrview.
Yes might be related. We could try with updating the lib first. Unfortunately I don't have time for it right now.
This is still an issue with Firefox 61.0.1 on Win10 :( Also on Google's own example though, so not sure we can fix this. I might dig into some other libraries for pano viewing.
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Added subscriber: @EAW
Changed status from 'Confirmed' to: 'Resolved'
This is working with Firefox 72.0.2 on Win 10
Changed status from 'Resolved' to: 'Confirmed'
@EAW Please don't close Blender Cloud bug reports, better leave that to the Blender Cloud team. It shouldn't have been tagged with the Tracker Curfew tag, though.
The panorama viewer still isn't working properly on Windows + Firefox. Even though I can see the panorama, I still can't rotate it.
As a proper solution I would suggest replacing VRView with Pannellum. I'm using that on my own site and it works much better. Apart from actually working on various browsers & platforms, it also has a seamless nadir & zenith.
Noted, apologies.
Ah, yes, I see that now.