If that doesn't work type "about:flags" on address bar of google chrome On Win XP, WebGL and acceleration is blacklisted because it causes various (serious) system crashes.Ģ) Find the Chrome shortcut you use (normally on the desktop or in the start menu) and right click on it.Ĥ) Add the flag -ignore-gpu-blacklist at the end of the Target box Search through the Google Groups WebGL forum with relevant keywords, e.g.For some people different browsers work better than others in terms of frame rate and performance.īut it is what it is and not everyone can run WebGL straight out of the box it needs Hardware Acceleration in order to run. We cannot be held responsible for any possible consequences in this context. Please note that this can lead to unexpected behavior and might even create damage. The only thing you could try is to bypass the blacklist – check at your own risk! If you recognize your graphics card on this list, it means you are out of luck with using WebGL. If restarting did not help, check if your graphics card is one of the blacklists that exist for different configurations: If the "Hardware acceleration" on Chrome or WebGL, in general, is enabled for your browser but you still do not see the cube, try restarting the PC as there might be some error with the graphic card in general. IMPORTANT: If you are using Google Chrome (which we strongly recommend for using HoloBuilder!) please check if hardware acceleration is enabled. If your browser is not displaying the cube properly, search for information on how to enable WebGL in your browser here: You should see an animation of a rotating cube, which looks like the following: Next, check if the browser’s WebGL features work properly on your system: You can check when your browser was last updated and compare it to the release date of the versions to verify. Note: Dark green means your browser’s capability at running WebGL is fine, a shape of green usually means that you should be good to go. To do so, open this link in a separate window of your browser: If there are any issues with WebGL on your device, our options for helping you are limited.įirstly, check whether the browser you are using supports WebGL in general. Please note that WebGL is not a service from HoloBuilder. This is due to the fact that individual software and hardware, as well as different platform and browser combinations, may cause different issues, leading to the error message appearing.Ĭhances are high, though, that the information provided in this article will help you resolve the issue quickly: Unfortunately, it is impossible to provide a “one-fits-all” kind of solution. To help you get rid of this message, this article provides you with various measures for troubleshooting.
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