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If I restart Safari, then the cube texture doesn't render at all. I also tried my cat texture on the textured cube sample without any code changes. I get the same issue. So now I think that Safari fails on I ruled out The cat image I'm using contain HDR information; maybe Safari doesn't like its format. |
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Safari's WebGPU implementation is still unfinished (as of 2024-12-31) which is why it still requires you to enable it in the developer menu so it's certainly possible that somethings don't work yet. The tests for https://gpuweb.github.io/cts/standalone/?runnow=1&q=webgpu:web_platform,copyToTexture,* running them locally it looks like Safari has issues with |
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I wrote this code based on other stuff I found online: https://garciat.com/webgpu-playground/posts/hdr/
I can't figure out why the texture rending on Safari always shows the grass texture on the cube.
I even tried deleting the grass texture altogether. Safari still renders it.
JS: https://github.com/Garciat/webgpu-playground/blob/main/src/posts/hdr/main.ts
WGSL: https://github.com/Garciat/webgpu-playground/blob/main/src/posts/hdr/shaders.wgsl
I am still learning graphics programming, so I wouldn't be surprised if there's a silly bug in the code.
Chrome (v131.0.6778.205)
Safari (v18.2)
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