This is an example of how to use vuer to render a scene in headless mode. Although we provide a vuer script, you should be able to use any vuer script with this setup. Just change the url in the src/index.ts file.
- First install
nodethroughnvm. - Install
yarn - Install yarn and typescript globally, and tslint
npm install -g yarn typescript tslint
- now in project root run
This should install the needed modules under
yarn
node_modules - For the python example, install vuer (v0.0.29rc and above)
pip install 'vuer[all]'
The example contains two scripts: a python script for launching the vuer server which also fires the rendering requests, and a puppeteer script that launches chrome in headless model, with GPU acceleration turned ON, to render the scene.
On macs we use the gl mode angle. On Linux, you might want to use egl
instead. I have not tested that.
run:
python python/vuer_example.pythen in a different shell run
yarn startor
ts-node src/index.tsTo test if webgl is enabled, use puppeteer to visit https://use.webgl.org.
Low frame rate: The frame rate is low for grabbing rendered images from the default camera. Not sure why.
Puppeteer waitFor... trigger not idea: I am currenting using a leva className
as the trigger, but this is not idea. Need to find a better way to identify page
and app load.
