What is Protocol Testing? Protocol testing verifies the proper implementation, functionality, and performance of communication protocols used in networks and devices. It ensures that data transmission follows the defined standards and that interoperability between different network components is seamless. Key Objectives of Protocol Testing Ensure protocol compliance with industry standards (e.g., TCP/IP, HTTP, SIP, 5G,… Continue reading Protocol Testing
Month: February 2025
sharing geometry and transforms between BatchedMesh
Add a “BatchedBufferGeometry” object that BatchedMesh references and stores all the geometry, draw ranges, etc. The BatchedMesh would still bookkeep the multidraw buffers, etc: const mesh1 = new BatchedMesh( maxGeometryCount, maxVertexCount, maxIndexCount, material1 ); const index = mesh1.geometry.addGeometry( … ); mesh1.setMatrixAt( … ); const mesh2 = new BatchedMesh( mesh1.geometry, material2 ); mesh1.setVisibilityAt( 0, false );… Continue reading sharing geometry and transforms between BatchedMesh
Allow controlling traverse flow
Make traverse and the rest of the family respect special return values. The most important (in my opinion) would be the ability to ignore the children. For example: // Somewhere in Three.js code. Could be replaced with an enum-style definition const IGNORE_CHILDREN = new Symbol(‘ignore_children’); const HALT_TRAVERSE = new Symbol(‘halt_traverse’); // I didn’t check this… Continue reading Allow controlling traverse flow
shadows to use alphaToCoverage
For a texture with transparency, alphaTest can be used, but if using alphaToCoverage instead, shadows lack alpha. This is problematic for cases like grass billboards where the docs recommend to use alphaToCoverage, but don’t explain how / what needs to be configured to get alpha on the shadow. Solution When writing to the shadow map,… Continue reading shadows to use alphaToCoverage
Network Interoperability Testing
What is Network Interoperability Testing? Network interoperability testing ensures that different network components (such as devices, applications, and protocols) can communicate effectively across various network environments. This testing is crucial for verifying seamless interaction between different vendors, network technologies, and standards. Key Objectives of Network Interoperability Testing Ensure seamless communication between network devices, software, and… Continue reading Network Interoperability Testing
WebXRManager: Use reported XRView.eye for setting stereo layers
XRView.eye when creating cameras for an XR device’s views – as well as finalising for cameras beyond the first two. Remove the explicit cameraL and cameraR variables, as well as the separate cameras array in favour of directly using cameraXR.cameras, and relying entirely on the device’s reported XRViewerPose. The knock-on of this is that all the cameras are created on receiving the device’s first XRViewerPose, rather… Continue reading WebXRManager: Use reported XRView.eye for setting stereo layers
Data Migration Testing
Data Migration Testing What is Data Migration Testing? Data migration testing ensures that data is accurately transferred from one system to another while maintaining integrity, completeness, and consistency. This testing is crucial when upgrading systems, moving data to the cloud, consolidating databases, or changing infrastructure. Key Objectives of Data Migration Testing Ensure data completeness –… Continue reading Data Migration Testing
Step-by-Step Guide to Setting Up and Managing Amortization in NetSuite
We are discussing the process of setting up and managing amortization in NetSuite. Step 1: Create an Amortization Template Navigate to Amortization Templates Go to Lists > Accounting > Amortization Templates > New. Define Template Details Name: Give a descriptive name. Type: Choose Expense or Revenue as applicable. Amortization Method: Choose Straight-Line or another method.… Continue reading Step-by-Step Guide to Setting Up and Managing Amortization in NetSuite
Quota in NetSuite
In NetSuite, a quota is typically associated with sales quotas, which are performance targets or goals assigned to sales representatives or teams. A quota defines the amount of revenue, sales, or other key metrics (such as units sold) a salesperson or team is expected to achieve over a specific period (e.g., monthly, quarterly, or yearly).… Continue reading Quota in NetSuite
Forecasting Feature
In NetSuite, forecasting is a feature that allows businesses to predict future demand for products, helping to manage inventory, procurement, and production more effectively. Demand Planning: Forecasting is a core part of Demand Planning in NetSuite. Demand plans are based on historical sales data, seasonal trends, promotions, and other factors that influence future demand. NetSuite’s… Continue reading Forecasting Feature