Ensure environment map adheres to lazy loading semantics
See original GitHub issueAs of #487 , we will have introduced progress bars, the notion of loading progress and the notion of new reveal semantics. However, we still need to ensure that environment maps are not aggressively loaded if the user has appropriately configured <model-viewer>
to indicate that they would rather defer loading the environment map until the last possible moment.
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@elalish I don’t do anything fancy with perf testing. I just use the performance monitor in Chrome.
Here’s a glitch running master: https://sugary-bathroom.glitch.me/
And then I compare it with one running 0.7.2: https://spurious-ringer.glitch.me/
Probably lots of factors coming into play here, so the results do have a +/- 20ms to them.
@elalish Tested the speed difference between 0.7.2 and master in terms of env map rendering, and it seems like it shaves off 40ms.