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[nook-scheel]

http://cl.ly/image/1Z0J3Z2e2t1W

Getting the same thing. The TraceGL website is also dead: http://trace.gl, and has been for some time.

I think the dev lost interest in the product.

[avetisk]

Actually, the dev hasn't lost interest in the product.

It's just that it's a side project for him (he is working for c9.io).

By the way, the website is back.

[avetisk]

@Nooks seems to be a Google Chrome bug.
Try with Firefox or Safari.

With Safari you will need to activate WebGL through the Developer menu.

[Inviz]

Just comment out the line that raises exception. It'll still work regardless

[Inviz]

        //if (!gl.getProgramParameter(sp, gl.LINK_STATUS)) throw new Error("Could not link, max varying:" + gl.getParameter(gl.MAX_VARYING_VECTORS) +"\n"+ gl.getShaderInfoLog(gf) + fs)

[avetisk]

@Inviz I already tried that, didn't work for me on Google

[Nilos]

There is a fix here which worked vor me: #113 (comment)
Also maybe closing down all the duplicates without the fix would be nice.

Just purchased tracegl, encountering the same issue. on windows7: chrome, firefox; ati card and nvidia card. posted fix displays tracegl's quad view but nothing is rendered.