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		TazeTSchnitzel on Nov 29, 2021 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: WebGL Water Chrome and Safari both have WebGL debuggers that let you see all the API calls made IIRC. It's not RenderDoc but it's not that bad?

pjmlp on Nov 29, 2021 [–]

Chrome certainly doesn't have such thing unless you mean SpectorJS, yes it is bad, it is pre-historic compared with something like RenderDoc and Pix, which can on Pix's case, I can even single step and set breakpoints on shader code.

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