Re:Enabling & using WebGL on iOS 4.2+
by atnan on Thursday November 03, 2011 @03:15AM
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Hi Ryan,
That's pretty neat! An unfortunate side effect is that running Mobile Safari unsigned negates the 'dynamic-codesigning' entitlement, which means that Nitro is disabled.
That said, a WebGL-enabled UIWebView running in your own app will also not be Nitro-enabled. I've run the PhiloGL spinning world demo on my device and it's running at 40fps, so simpler demos may be possible without a Nitro to boost things a bit.
That's pretty neat! An unfortunate side effect is that running Mobile Safari unsigned negates the 'dynamic-codesigning' entitlement, which means that Nitro is disabled.
That said, a WebGL-enabled UIWebView running in your own app will also not be Nitro-enabled. I've run the PhiloGL spinning world demo on my device and it's running at 40fps, so simpler demos may be possible without a Nitro to boost things a bit.
Cheers,
Nathan