Checking in on this one. Any progress on integration?
@sebavan is on vacation at the moment, but I’m pretty sure this is still on his radar. He will be back later in this month. Thanks for being patient. 
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I’ve been playing around with this and got it working as in the example code above.
However, I’m hoping to get it working with Blockade Equirectangular images Sample here.
Which i create like so: const texture = new BABYLON.Texture(url)
The key line seems to be shaderMaterial.setTexture( "uEnvMap", environmentTexture ); Which takes in a BABYLON.CubeTexture.CreateFromPrefilteredData created from a .env file. And then the shader does some magic with it.
Any suggestions for how to get it working without the .env format? Or is that a shader re-work?
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here it is working in my game environment:
there are a couple of other issues as well - like objects that are partially submerged in the ground (like the blue truck) are fully visible. Haven’t played with trying to fix that yet - although wonder if it’s possible given the projection?
Yup I am exactly working on this with blockade support as well
About blockade, it is harder and requires some shader changes to support without converting to .env. I am still debating if we should support all the cases.
finally getting shadows in the same draw call.
It is getting closer from being pushed in
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It sounds great @sebavan , the performance of the original one was ok for PC but really laggy on a smartphone (even on a mid-high end device).
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Looking forward to this!
Is there a branch I can track progress?
Nope but I hope to make the PR today
PR is up Add ground projection support by sebavan · Pull Request #14470 · BabylonJS/Babylon.js · GitHub
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Once merged, you ll be able to test on Babylon.js Playground and read the doc at Skyboxes | Babylon.js Documentation
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Thanks @sebavan for getting it into core 
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