I have completed the outline post-process.
By detecting and displaying the outline with the normal and depth map of the scene.
I created a new outline post-processing effect because ‘highlight layer,’ ‘render outline,’ and ‘edge rendering’ suffer from overlapping sides or imperfect rendering of rounded parts.
I think it’s pretty cool 
If I have a chance, I will consider distributing it later.
Awesome! I would be curious to see how you made the normal buffer for the scene, if you can share the code of course 
So cool! is that something you plan to share?
Thanks 
I get the scene normal by using this line.
var gBuffer = scene.enableGeometryBufferRenderer();
And you can get the normal with this line.
gBuffer.getGBuffer().textures[1]
In my case, I set the “normalSampler” with that in my post-process effect.
I’d love to!
BabylonJS is designed to make development using 3D easy, so it was possible,
and I’m willing to share it gladly.
However, it seems that it’ll be after I first use this feature for my project. (It will take a few months)
I plan to modularize it into a package for my project, but will that be inconvenient for users?
If so, would it be better to submit a PR directly?
cc @RaananW for the best way to share it
Personally i would prefer to use this wonderful feature directly from babylon )
Then I’ll think about it 
The best (for everyone IMO) would be to rlease it as an npm package for both umd and es6, allowing people to decide whether or not they use it, and how.
I am planning on making a sample project that does exactly that, but I am nowhere near finding the time to do that. I will be happy to provide some guiding points, if you want.
However, if it fits in the core library, feel free to submit a PR! We love those . Due to back-compat, we will need to fully understand how it works, because it will have to be maintained.
Quick, fast, fast, I want to learn from it
