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GLView getSupportedExtensions
See original GitHub issueHello,
I’m using a GLView to port some WebGL code over to mobile, and ran into some issues with code that utilizes OpenGL extensions. I checked gl.getSupportedExtensions() and got back an empty array. Did I miss enabling/setting up something, or are all OpenGL extensions currently unsupported in Expo?
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- Created 6 years ago
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Which extensions do you need? We have recently added support for WebGL 2.0 which has built-in what most WebGL 1.0 extensions do (such as
WEBGL_draw_buffers,OES_vertex_array_object). This should be available in the next SDK. If you don’t want to wait for it and your extension only adds a constant, it’s very likely to work if the constant is already exported toglobject or you just use the number value of the constant.@SebastianMerz We just released SDK 26 which introduces WebGL 2.0. I’m sorry to have kept you waiting so long. I hope this new feature will reward you 😃