WebGL renderer

[Rolf Osterthun]

Hey Nicola,

indeed, the LDraw site should have the complete library online (can somebody confirm that?).
I think the biggest challange is, that your renderer needs the complete library in a special
folder structure (one folder or your suggested subfolder structure).

I have almost no skills in JavaScript, but I had a closer look into your code, tried some
changes and used copy and past to generate the following code snippet (the paths are
hardcoded):

Code:

asyncReq: function(partName, callback)
{
  var purl = "../parts/"+partName;
  purl = purl.replace(/\\/gi,"/");
  this.asyncnum++;
  new Ajax.Request(purl, {
    method:'get',

    onSuccess: (function(transport) {
      var res = transport.responseText;
      this.asyncnum--;
      callback(res);
    }).bind(this),

    onFailure: (function() {
      purl = "../p/"+partName;
      new Ajax.Request(purl, {
        method:'get',
        
        onSuccess: (function(transport) {
          var res = transport.responseText;
          this.asyncnum--;
          callback(res);
        }).bind(this),
  
        onFailure: (function() {
          this.asyncnum--;
          alert( 'Something went wrong loading: '+purl);
        }).bind(this)
      });
    }).bind(this)
  });
},

Due to my missing knowledge of JavaSkript, I have no idea if my code causes deadlocks or
dead threads or ... whatever. But it seems to work with the standart folder structure: http://www.digital-bricks.de/en/index.ph...&part=3005

I would really like to see your Brigl renderer used at the parts tracker and / or in this forum.

Rolf