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by moron4hire
2040 days ago
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There's also no easy way to test for things like "do the shadows render correctly". About the only thing you can do is take before/after screenshots and compute a signal-to-noise ration on a diff between the images. Which makes for an extremely fragile test definition. What if you change the default FOV of the camera? Now all your tests fail for no good reason. |
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Which is completely fine, because you probably wouldn't want to accidentally change the FOV, would you?
High confidence tests fail on unexpected results. If only some aspects of the results are checked, the tests have obvious blind spots.