Is there an intended way to render a view (on a separate canvas) manually (eg not via render loop) while a 2nd view (canvas) is rendered continuously? I got something up and running, but it’s quite hacky and involves stopping and starting the render loop, calling _renderViews() and registering and …

i would say that you can set the first view to enabled = false, and simply enabled it when you need it ?

Thank you. That seems to work! Here’s an updated playground: Babylon.js Playground Babylon.js playground is a live editor for Babylon.js WebGL and WebGPU 3D scenes

Render view woes - Continuous + on-demand render

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reimund January 31, 2025, 1:23pm 4

Here I did something similar but where the views are always rendered. Instead it’s the animations that are playing at different frame rates using onBeforeViewRenderObservable.

Pretty cool if you ask me!

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