I'd definitely be up for more complex projects being able to run properly on mobile since sometimes when I use mobile and go on a large project it refuses to load and it's frustrating every time. Support!

Only bumps? Wow

This died out abit

bump

Anyways,this might be so good,but my PC wont support it.

support so i can use my sweet rtx 3060

Several people point out compatibility issues with WebGPU (such as its high requirements and low browser support) that clash with the Scratch Team's goal of making Scratch available to as many people as possible. My solution to that is to make a browser test to see if the client browser can support WebGPU; if not, then test if it can support WebGL 2, and if not that, then test it for WebGL 1 support. If all of the tests fail, then that browser can't run Scratch at all.

ssvbxx2 wrote:

Several people point out compatibility issues with WebGPU (such as its high requirements and low browser support) that clash with the Scratch Team's goal of making Scratch available to as many people as possible. My solution to that is to make a browser test to see if the client browser can support WebGPU; if not, then test if it can support WebGL 2, and if not that, then test it for WebGL 1 support. If all of the tests fail, then that browser can't run Scratch at all.

Good idea. I'll put this in the OP

And thanks for bringing this back from the dead guys

Bump

ajskateboarder wrote:

cs3868895 wrote:

Will that lead to Scratch idk, 3.5-ish?

Probably idk 3.01?

Idk but that has to be in maintenance for a long time.

Goodness god, three IDKs?
I think Scratch would schedule this for version 4.0 development

Besides that point, we aren't exactly in Scratch 3.0 anymore, but in a weird mix decimals at this point

Bump

I mean people can install webgl themselves
and some virtual emulators will support webgl and vulkan in the
future so that means we can run scratch on an emulator

bro ts so confusing go to github

gdfsgdfsgdfg wrote:

I mean people can install webgl themselves
and some virtual emulators will support webgl and vulkan in the
future so that means we can run scratch on an emulator

WebGL is a browser feature, not something you need to install

LEXXIRO wrote:

bro ts so confusing go to github

I'm looking for feedback from people who understand how this stuff works; you don't need to reply if you don't understand lol

ajskateboarder wrote:

WebGL is a browser feature, not something you need to install

Some machines don’t support it anyways

gdfsgdfsgdfg wrote:

ajskateboarder wrote:

WebGL is a browser feature, not something you need to install

Some machines don’t support it anyways

Scratch can't even run without WebGL, so support for WebGL is assumed lol

Also this is about WebGPU, not WebGL. Scratch already uses WebGL

ajskateboarder wrote:

Scratch can't even run without WebGL, so support for WebGL is assumed lol

Also this is about WebGPU, not WebGL. Scratch already uses WebGL

I was talking about people installing opengl es
and saying that virtual machines will support webgl and vulkan in the future
just for some people

Doing this would mean that two rendering engines would need to be supported and tested.

mumu245 wrote:

Doing this would mean that two rendering engines would need to be supported and tested.

I think you can write renderer-agnostic code using WGSL, at least from looking at this example

Installing vulkan is ea-
oh wait

gdfsgdfsgdfg wrote:

Installing vulkan is ea-
oh wait

What do you mean?

Vulkan is native rendering software. It rarely needs to be installed