Hi! I am curious if anyone knows how to get the same effect in Babylon as I am getting in Blender.
The image above is what I am trying to get it to look like. Below is the link to the Babylon playground.
What I enabled in Blender to get this effect says “Display Render Preview” - It is in the very top right of the screen. I cannot add a screenshot, as I am a new user on the forums.
Playground: https://playground.babylonjs.com/#WVTNSH#3
You can try to disable lighting and use emissiveTexture / emissiveColor:
This might work:
https://playground.babylonjs.com/#WVTNSH#12
Basically you do not use flat shading but unlit instead to not see shading.
Cross post again 
but at least you have 2 solutions
Thank you!! I was trying to work with emmisive properties, but just couldnt get it down. Thanks a ton!
This is great! Thank you very much!
You should use @sebavan solution (unlit=true instead of disableLighting=true) because it removes much more code from the fragment shader.
Thank you.
Out of interest, is that how Babylon works under the hood, creating custom shaders for different materials based on their properties, subbing in bits as required?
Yes, for some of the shader parameters, some code is removed/added from the final shader code, as they correspond to #ifdef / #endif blocks in the shader: if the #ifdef evaluates to false, the corresponding code is not emitted.
That’s what happens here: when unlit is false, a big chunk of code is removed from the shader and a smaller one if you only use disableLighting = true.
Do you guys know if there is a way to scale the unlit effect? I am kind of looking for an in-between now. I’m currently researching, just wanted to see if you guys had a quick solution.
Yup you can simply scale the albedo ?
That is what I have been messing with, but all I have found is albedoScaling = true; However, no mention on how to affect the scale?
albedoScaling is only for sheen (name of a technique).
What I mean here is to scale manually the albedoColor manually as I do here:
https://playground.babylonjs.com/#WVTNSH#12
mat.originalAlbedo.scaleToRef(lightIntensity, mat.albedoColor);
Understood, thanks!
