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Comment #41622314
The default viewer does have that. Rijksmuseum's website where this is implemented chose to disable it.
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Comment #26112845
A follow-up on this one. Now textures are downloaded by WebWorkers using the transferable buffers. Over multiple benchmark runs this results in another 32% CPU performance gain (We…
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Comment #26103977
Thank you for your points! As I said in the article about the benchmarking-- I definitely did it the "quick and dirty" way, testing the whole application 2.9 vs 3.0 on just my devi…
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Comment #26099707
I have to admit that I didn't dive 100% into what made this difference exactly. It just worked better without webworkers. I just dived into the git history, and it turns out I didn…
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Comment #26099654
I wholeheartedly agree with this. V8 is definitely incredible impressive and keeps improving. However Micrio uses a lot of low level Matrix4 maths, which is substantially faster in…
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Comment #26099585
Yeah, I still encounter IE10 and older sometimes -- looking at the wide audiences Micrio projects are used for, this ranges from grandparent's Windows XP machines to OS-locked gove…
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Comment #26099430
Thank you very much! Really interesting question. Whereas I don't have power-specific benchmarks, the general rule of thumb for power consumption is indeed the amount of CPU + GPU …
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Comment #26099386
Thank you! Someone else in this post asked the same question and I answered briefly there. Indeed the engine rewrite itself from general purpose to specific usage probably made the…
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Comment #26099339
Thanks for the comment! I agree that the change to a custom tailored engine probably made the biggest difference performance wise. At the end of the article I also briefly mention …
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Comment #19058838
Launched using this JS platform. Using custom markers, tours, camera controls. All done very greatly, much respect to the content people.
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Comment #13601495
Thanks for your reply, you're right about that. Currently we've only been developing micr.io based on wishes we received, that includes features such as hotspots, tours, etc. See h…
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Comment #13598198
Ofcourse the huge volume is great, it's awesome! But by only offering single high-res .jpg files instead of image tilesets just makes the viewing experience less than pleasant.. Do…
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Comment #13598040
It's really a shame that it simply gives you the original files, not allowing very high res images (ie greater than 10.000 x 10.000). We built a tool for this that's being used by …
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Comment #10394423
Yeah, I've heard that more. I guess I still have to optimize that (the demo part of it is cool, the scrolljacking isn't). Thanks for your feedback, I appreciate it.
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