This is a small script that lets you record the WebGL calls of any app for playback later. Example use case: create an easily reproducible test case of a complex WebGL app that demonstrates a browser bug.
- Clone this repo
- Open demo/app.html in your browser
- Wait until you want to stop recording, then click "Download Trace" (recording starts immediately)
- Move the saved "trace.js" file next to demo/playback.html on your local machine
- Open demo/playback.html in your browser to view the playback
Add <script src="webgl-recorder.js"></script> to the page containing the WebGL code you want to record.
All WebGL contexts will begin recording immediately.
If gl is the WebGLRenderingContext, the current trace is accessible off of gl.trace.
The trace can be compiled to JavaScript playback code and then downloaded to a file using gl.downloadTrace(), or just compiled to a string without downloading using gl.compileTrace().
This code is licensed under CC0.