First let me say a quick hello. My name is Jason and this week, I joined the Babylon development team as an Evangelist. What does that mean? It means I get to focus on raising awareness of this incredible technology…and let me tell you…I could not be more excited!
One of the first things I’m working on is pulling together content for our upcoming Babylon 4.0 Release Video. This will be a video that highlights all of the amazing things everyone has been developing for 4.0!
This is where you come in! We want to focus part of this video on highlighting the amazing work that has been developed by you…the Babylon community!
Have you used Babylon to make something amazing recently? Have you contributed a feature since Oct? We want to showcase your work! If you’ve developed something and would be willing to create or share a demo of your work, we want to highlight it in the 4.0 Release Video.
Oh and btw…this video will be our official public announcement, that means this is a cool opportunity to have your work showcased to a pretty big audience!!! Of course, we can’t guarantee we’ll showcase everything, but we’ll certainly do our best!
Reply to this thread if you’re interested! Can’t wait to showcase your work!
Microsoft is super supportive of the product…so supportive of it in fact…that they fund an entire team to dedicate their time to it fully.
However, Babylon is and will always be free and Open Source!
And so…this video will not be used in any commercial way whatsoever. This video will simply be a visual tool for us to show off the latest additions to the technology and the fantastic contributions and creations from the community. That’s it. By the community, for the community!
The audience is anyone who’s interested in Babylon. Anyone at all.
I hope that adds some clarity.
We’ve done videos like this in the past as well. Here’s the last one that was made for the 3.3 release in Oct.
a WIP not really showable right now, about Rosetta mission on the comet Tchouri, but you could extract 1-2s shot, maybe. Sources here if needed to get more control on cameras.
Hi Jason, nice to meet you. May I know if there is any initiative now or in future to push forward grants/schemes that will use babylonjs for, say, game dev or VR/AR devs worldwide. I guess this question is targeted at the entire MS team in general. I’m asking, cos, locally we do have govt schemes for game dev but they usually come with lotsa strings attached. We also have the Unreal Engine dev game scheme for local indies and startups but I have no affinity towards unreal/unity/paid 3d game engines. Would be nice if babylonjs had some kind of roadmap that MS could push to users for fast adoption.
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