BindAttributeLocation warning messages
See original GitHub issuegetting warning messages:
gl.getProgramInfoLog() WARNING: Could not find vertex shader attribute 'position' to match BindAttributeLocation request.
from examples/webgl_rtt.html
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LOL you have no idea how nerdy…I’ll ping you when the project is released, and you’ll know why 😉
I love the render.context override! thanks for that. I was overriding console[“error”] and turning that on and off as I went 😉
Super sketchy solution, but you can always do this… 😛