I have a 3D model with a RGBA texture where the alpha value should be ignored (I must use those alpha values differently for some reflections effects).
In the example below, the models should have skin colored hands and neck but appear white.
On the center texture is loaded natively by the FBXLoader.
On the right texture is loaded by the TextureLoader.
On the left another texture without alpha is loaded by the TextureLoader for demonstration purpose.
@tfoller This confirms it, on Ubuntu 22.04, Firefox at the top, Chromium at the bottom, the funny thing is that brave is chromium based (may be windows version).
Yes, it looks like if I refresh the browser a couple times, I start seeing the issue. Probably because of an unusual internal file format that is not preserved in the cached copy.
@tfoller
Q: Does google chrome and brave share the same cache?
ChatGPT:
Google Chrome and Brave are both Chromium-based browsers, which means they share many similarities in terms of functionality and features. However, each browser maintains its own cache directory, and the files stored in one browser’s cache directory are not accessible to the other browser. However, it is possible to change the default cache directory for either browser, which would allow them to share the same cache.
I know how you feel, It took me half a day writing a queue system for some async methods, then I asked it, it took it 6 seconds to make me feel obsolete.
