I tried to use babylon for this demonstration, it’s almost impossible
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Although unofficial, there is a plugin for deferred shading 
(Your demo looks really good still 
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amazing demo : D
love the various color schemes, especially sepia, I could watch this for hours!
here’s a poc repro : )
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cc @Evgeni_Popov if it gives you ideas 
Sure, I think that at some point we should address the issue of “many lights” in Babylon.js, but in the meantime, @Heaust-ops’ package seems to do the job very well!
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Also link here the Clustered Lighting here, which is another request to render many lights:
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It’s cool, I thought it was difficult to do, and it seemed very good!
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Besides those lights, this one is also good. All programmatically generated, including textures, with configurable physical hinges.
GitHub - kool-engine/kool: A Vulkan / WebGPU / OpenGL engine for Desktop JVM, Android and Javascript written in Kotlin This engine is indeed the option I hesitated about in it and babylonjs.
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In this regard, there have been attempts to create something similar in the past.
I stopped here for a while due to other work.
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Hey Postmortal! Didn’t see you hanging here for a long time 
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Insane bro! 
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Didn’t see you hanging here for a long time
got distracted w/ a side project 
Insane bro!
~ you would not believe your eyes, if 10 million fireflieees ~ XD
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I tried the vehicle demo… realistic physics is really hard to control/steer with a keyboard
The idea comes from this, so I don’t know if this should be referred to as a grid or a volume.
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got it! that’s sickk : D
it’s called a volume light probe in blender : P
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Also have a look at PrePassRenderer, which does not double the draw calls like the GeometryBufferRenderer.
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