GMAN | GANs with multiple Discriminators | Machine Learning library

I’m using a-frame and trying to accomplish this task - force the canvas to be rendered as “landscape” when a mobile device is in portrait orientation (ie. device-width = 414px and device-height = 736px).

I have successfully accomplished this with the following steps

I assume the answer is "no" from my testing but I thought I'd make sure.

I'm trying to draw / copy the contents from a WebGL canvas to a 2d canvas every frame and I want to know if I should wait until the WebGL context is finished drawing (which I can use gl.fenceSync to check) before calling it or if I can call drawImage immediately without worrying about a performance hit. Here's how I would plan to use it using three.js as a stand in renderer:

I'm developing a tkinter application where video's and sounds are queued and played back based on certain events.

For this I use python-vlc, but I haven't found a way to play multiple sounds at the same time (besides multithreading). The videos would also need their own window for this to work.

the following code is from a module pure for testing this.

I am trying to work with 16-bit per channel RGBA data (and later RGB data) in WebGL2. I am having trouble properly displaying one of the reference images from PngSuite and I'd be eternally grateful if someone could take a look.

I am loading a 3x16 bits rgb color + 16 bit alpha-channel PNG file using pngtoy.js or UPNG.js (both give the same values which I believe are correct). Here is what I am seeing:

My WebGL2 code was based on gman's past answers which have been incredibly helpful. I don't know where to focus to investigate where I went wrong. I have spent an entire day looking at this so any advice or pointers where to look is greatly appreciated!!!

https://jsfiddle.net/mortac8/yq2tfe97/13/
(apologies for the messy jsfiddle with inline resources at the top)

When I was looking for the WebGL edge detection method,
I saw that Unity has a solution. Use Camera-DepthNormalTexture.shader to write the depth and normals data to the texture.
I will use the Roberts operator to calculate whether the obtained data is an edge,
but WebGL i can only get depthTexture in framebuffer,
can not get depthNormalTexture like in unity,
I tried to write a test in WebGL,
only use the depthtexture obtained in framebuffer,
but only detect edges with huge depth differences,
and Cannot detect all the edges of the solid color model.
I want to know if there are other ways to solve this kind of problem.

(solid color)WebGL test rendering pic

I set the normal data of the vertex in advance

Using the shader provided in gman's answer, get the texture of normals data in framebuffer in a new rendering. The result seems to draw edges, but the depth seems to be wrong

EDIT: Simpler explenation of the problem first. More detailed explanation below.

I use some jquery widgets code to create a UI slider. The code is here:

https://webgl2fundamentals.org/webgl/resources/jquery-gman-circle.js

This can be used, calling the component directly in the JS script like this:

If I open a Linux shell that uses an apt package management system and execute apt-cache search --names-only "(^man)+" why does it match/output things like:

• gman - small man(1) front-end for X
• jed-extra - collection of useful Jed modes and utilities

My nascent understanding of POSIX.2 regex patterns considered the atom (^man) to be something that would only match the string "man" right at the beginning of a line. Clearly, the aforementioned lines do not have "man" at line start. Why were they printed to my terminal?

I am working on a webgame which requires selection of drawn objects, so not in simple geometric shapes. To do this, I have been drawing them as sprites in a scene on a canvas using Three.JS. I have been racking my brain for months trying to figure out how to determine if the ray of the raycaster in my webgl context (using ThreeJS) is colliding with the transparent part of a sprite. I've searched and read as many posts as I could find, but only two solution posts I've found are:

I am attempting to create a nuxt app in the command line, going to build a Vue web app running off this and Vuetify. I am not sure what I am doing wrong but I run the exact scaffolding command that the docs tell me to run and it errors out everytime with this message.