Module Use Error: "No frames detected. Try moving the camera or implementing requestAnimationFrame."
See original GitHub issueI am trying to use the spectorjs
module.
const s = new SPECTOR.Spector();
s.displayUI();
This renders the Spector UI:
![screenshot 2017-09-21 14 36 21](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/126209/30719893-4573dbfe-9eda-11e7-80ca-f09d3ccbd122.png)
When I try to record I get the error.
No frames detected. Try moving the camera or implementing requestAnimationFrame.
I definitely have requestAnimation frame running. The UI detects multiple canvas’s on the page. One of them being the correct webgl canvas.
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I don’t want to clutter this issue, but @pasu please make an issue here https://github.com/Esri/cim-symbol-builder-js for your issue. The ArcGIS team is going to be looking at the original issue raised here, so thank you very much @JannikGM for help narrowing it down. Our WebGL devs will take a closer look. Thanks!
Done, this would make those calls safer: https://github.com/BabylonJS/Spector.js/commit/708f1f7063b240a8f0bd4f31ea281ef91bc88073