There are two options included:
- HTML5-WebGL - This uses the webgl backend and allows fast graphics, using hardware accelleration
- HTML5 - This uses a builtin graphics engine, that renders the output per pixel. It's not as fast as webgl, but more compatible for older computers or computers with higher security limitations.
There are some limitations, though:
- You must run the main loop using SETLOOPSUB, instead of a classic WHILE TRUE; ...; WEND loop.
- File write access is quite limited
- The data must be loaded using a real webserver, or a local webserver (included for testing). Modern browsers will refuse to load graphics, if you just open the html file from the local drive.
