suppress three.js image is not power of two warning - three.js

Question

i'm using three.js version 92 with use of texture.
three.js warn demo
thanks to three.js i've the transformation of image's dimension in power of two automaticly, but i would like to suppress the warn that it show in the console without remove all the other warn from other modules or functions.
i would hide the three.js for my users, but i would like to use the rest of them from other libs.
is there a way to set the texture loader to hide them?

Answer 1

You have a few options.
The first and easiest is to remove the console.warn line from three.js. You've said that's not feasible due to how you acquire three.js, but there are other ways.
The next is to override the code where the warning is occurring. This warning (and there are several places where it can occur) happens in the WebGLRenderer object.
Download the THREE.js source.
Open in threejs/build/three.js in an editor.
Find the WebGLRenderer.
Copy that whole function into a JavaScript file you control.
Edit that new file to remove those console warnings.
Reference the new file in your project.
In the code where you interact with the THREE namespace, but before you create the WebGLRenderer object, replace THREE.WebGLRenderer like this:
THREE.WebGLRenderer = WebGLRenderer;
The reference to WebGLRenderer on the left is to the loaded THREE namespace. The reference to WebGLRenderer on the right is to the one from the new file (with the warnings removed).
Finally, you can just disable warnings entirely. This warning should only appear during the first renderer.render call when the texture is available. I personally don't recommend doing this unless you're comfortable with losing all console warnings in the interim between when you turn warnings off, and whenever the texture finishes loading. That would go something like this:
var originalWarning = console.warn; // back up the original method
console.warn = function(){}; // now warnings do nothing!
var tex = texLoader.load("texture.png", functon(){
renderer.render(scene, camera); // sends the texture to the GPU
console.warn = originalWarning; // turns warnings back on
});
var mat = new THREE.SomeMaterial({
map: tex
});