Add main menu setting for browser GPU rendering #3816
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Adds options to "web browser" tab in main menu settings
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Adds two options to "web browser" tab in the main menu settings:
browser_enable_gpu=1)browser_enable_gpu_compositing=1)GPU rendering must be enabled for GPU compositing to be available. Both options require a restart upon change to take effect.
Adds a clientside Lua function to check if browser GPU is enabled:
Note: for some reason the GPU is not being disabled for me, even though I've debugged and can see the
disable-gpuflag being applied (http://gta.rockstarvision.com/vehicleviewer still works for example, which relies on WebGL). Need others to test and see if they get the same results, as it doesn't make much sense 🤔GPU has always been disabled in MTA, until #2933 (merged 2 weeks ago)
Update: according to @theSarrum these changes work (both enabling and disabling), tested by attempting to load a page with WebGL content.