I’ve seen @Vinc3r 's excellent post on how to convert from Blender to Babylon . How can I automate this process in the browser? I can use something like python on the backend using Blender Cycles, but then I have to charge users for such service because of high GPU consumption. For non-professiona…

I don’t want to demotivate you, but that seems a loooooot of work to do (on a browser-side). To achieve realistic lighting, you will have to handle: a raytracing engine automatic lightmap UV channel unfolding texture baking (on many of my projects, one lightmap could easily take 1h of calculation,…

I don’t need super realistic baking, like this video demonstrates , it’s possible to render something considerably realistic in 2 minutes via backend. Can you guess what technology they use? (on their site they said it’s proprietary, but I doubt it). For frontend end, if you use service workers they…

Adding @CraigFeldspar to the party as he tried smthg like this previously

I was indeed the maker of the raytracing renders from Kozikaza. I suggest you use an already made raytracing engine like VRay or Cycles. If your project is funded I can possibly help you with that, shoot me a DM.

@sebavan , does this mean Babylon currently cannot create lightmap and shadowmap from a scene? I may get away with texture backing, by combining light + shadow map into global Texture atlas dynamically in Babylon. Then use two UV sets with tiled Textures. My scene is well optimised, so it can affor…

this may be of interest. GitHub - pmndrs/react-three-lightmap: In-browser lightmap/AO baker for react-three-fiber and ThreeJS

Also, this topic: [image] Path Tracing with Babylon, Background and Implementation Demos and projects Hello everyone! My name is Erich and I’m the creator of the threejs-PathTracing-renderer . A couple of weeks ago @PichouPichou reached out to me and wanted to know if I …

@inteja Thanks for the mention :slight_smile: @ecoin Hello, I have been asked about this very topic on the Babylon.js path tracing project forum thread as well as my own older three.js path tracer project. For now unfortunately, I have to agree with @CraigFeldspar and also suggest that you use a…

Thank you everyone for amazing links, I’m swallowing this topic like a hungry monster :smiley: I admit I’m a total noob to this whole lightmap, baking, raytracing think, but the other day I saw UE5 Brushify demo , where the whole terrain can be interacted with (rocks created proccedurally), and ever…

what a noob. he should have just used cmake. [image] GitHub - 64/cmake-raytracer: Ray tracer written in pure CMake Ray tracer written in pure CMake. Contribute to 64/cmake-raytracer development by creating an account on GitHub.

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