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Support for transparency and emissive materials on limited WebGL devices

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Good things come in 8-bit packages. In this latest Esri Software Engineering Blog post, Stefan Eilemann walks you through the rendering approach used by the JavaScript Maps SDK team to improve visual quality and performance of transparency and emissive materials using an algorithm based on standard 8-bit integer textures.

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