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Strange behaviour on IE using Visual Studio


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Hi guys! I open another topic instead continue on the other.

This is my situation :

I have this simple PG : http://www.babylonjs-playground.com/#1PTVTW#12 (an old PG).

I download the scene, add a folder in which I put the heightMap.png, change the path of the heigthMap ( folder/heighMap.png on file index.html ), and run on IE. All works fine :D

Now I try to create a project with Visual Studio.

So the steps I made , are:

file-->open web site-->the project folder -->open.

Then I run normally selecting IE as brower, but in this case it doesn not work properly (the FPS is more or less 10-12).

Instead in all other browers (Firefox, Chrome, Opera) it works.

Am I missing something ? Is it only my problem?

Many thanks guys. I'm going crazy finding where is the problem XD

 

 

 

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Hi!

 

 This is known bug of VS + IE. VS is always running IE in debug mode without jitting with awful performance. Two options:

 

 - Don't launch the browser via VS, start the IIS express instance and copy/paste the link in IE

 - Launch with IE (it will be in debug mode), copy the URL, close IE and immediately re-open it to paste the URL.

 

 I know this is a stupid bug they've asked to be fixed since a while but now with Edge, this bug is low priority.

 

Bye,

 

David

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