[SOLVED] - New Debug Layer Auto External Window

[MackeyK24 301]

@Temechon Is there a way (or can we adda way) to show the new Debug Layer in an external window from the debugLayer.show command (and NOT have it first displayed on the side and have to hit the 'external window' button). I would to initially show the debug layer in an external window using some kind of option switch of course

What do you all think about that one

 

[Deltakosh 4315]

Like it

A parameter of debugLayer.show() could be cool!

[adam 755]

It has already been implemented.

https://github.com/BabylonJS/Babylon.js/commit/f01ba2d4c667a9b8a8ba8865dbcc1fafeae39ca9

http://www.babylonjs-playground.com/#2HUXNY#0

I'm getting an error on first run, though.  

Here I wait a half second (have to allow popups):

http://www.babylonjs-playground.com/#2HUXNY#1

 

edit:

The first PG is no longer giving me an error.  Maybe because I allowed popups.

[Wingnut 2301]

Damn, you guys are fast.  A post sits for 10 hours, and then a bunch of us attack.  hehe

Too fun!

Best I could do was...

    scene.debugLayer.show();
    var inspector = scene.debugLayer._inspector;
    scene.debugLayer.hide();
    inspector.openPopup(true);

  Darn you guys!  Cool feature add, though... well done!  Love it.

[MackeyK24 301]

This is working great:

        public toggleDebug(popups:boolean = false): void {
            if (this._scene.debugLayer.isVisible()) {
                this._scene.debugLayer.hide();
            } else {
                this._scene.debugLayer.show(popups);
            }
        }

Was Implemented in 2.6 Alpha (maybe even before that)

I luv it... especially for small screen canvas sizes

BTW @Temechon or @Deltakosh ... Is there a way to run the new DebugLayer from local resources... can i download and serve my own inperctor.bundle.js...

I am in Hawaii... And it takes quite awhile for the inspector to some up because is has make that server trip over the 3000 miles of ocean ... The old debug layer did not load any extra external resources... not that i noticed before.

[Deltakosh 4315]

Sure just reference it after referencing babylon.js

 

[MackeyK24 301]

Which one.... JUST the bundle by itself ???

Do i need to reference the .css file ???

I seem to recall additional files from some CDN that got loaded as well... Where do they come from....

Just trying to package the ALL the files i need in the /Assets/Babylon/Library folder... Don't want to have to DEPEND on any other files coming from the internet.

[Deltakosh 4315]

nope just the bundle  

[Temechon 677]

The inspector loads dynamically several external lib :

- fonts (awesomeFont, for every icons, and Inconsolata for the main font of the inspector)
- In shader tab ONLY, it loads highlight.js in order to have a coloring style for the glsl code.

If you know another way to do it, I'm listening

[Dad72 916]

33 minutes ago, Temechon said:

If you know another way to do it, I'm listening

Yes I know one in PHP which colors the code, but it comes back to the same since it is necessary to load a lib. 

[Pryme8 735]

Google codemirror it has webgl code hinting also I'll post my scene and shader editor here soon cause it has a lot of editor widgets built in.

 

https://github.com/patriciogonzalezvivo/glslEditor

i already ported this to bjs and included a scene editor as well.