WebGPURenderer is currently experimental, including the WebGL fallback/forcing feature. It is an entirely separate renderer and doesn’t use WebGLRenderer internally. That said, the basic rendering results should be essentially the same, but there are differences in alpha blending, post-processing, and other areas.
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