Hi, I’m using babylon.js to display an object that the user can manipulate it in real-time (changing colors or adding materials etc), the problem is the file/object size (1.3Go !!), I’m using Incremental Loading feature, the configuration file still big (200Mo) so it takes time loading it, I’m wonde…

I don’t know if there is a babylon internal way but I think if you use NodeJS for the server backend you could use puppeeter (which runs a chrome browser without a window) that should be able to render and save the image (at least it can create screenshots of webpages so I think it can render). You…

We have an option to render server side if that can help: https://doc.babylonjs.com/how_to/render_scene_on_a_server

I know this is not directly relevant, but still posting here to try my luck to see if someone has solved this. I tried the approach listed above @Deltakosh :point_up_2:, but facing this issue - node.js - Puppeteer not running on dedicated GPU - Stack Overflow

Hi there @trevordev and @Deltakosh : I need to implement a server side only-one-frame render solution with BJS and, of course, I’m following the documents at https://doc.babylonjs.com/divingDeeper/scene/renderRemoteScreenshot . While I can see in a comment of the aforementioned source code: "…you ha…

Seems that you may use scene.executeWhenReady Scene | Babylon.js Documentation

Thanks, @ladris, for your immediate answer: Following your statement, may I call Pupetter’s APIs from inside BJS’ executeWhenReady? Let me explain all this a bit. I’m following the example code to get to this: var puppeteer = require('puppeteer'); async function takeScreenshot(params) { cons…

Hi @labris . As you say, @sharp tried to help me, but sadly I’m facing some problems to launch the Puppeteer’s screenshot only when the BJS scene is ready, basically because I can’t get the NodeJS side (Puppeteer) to listen to custom events correctly. All this has been explained in that thread .

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I think that this thread already has the answer - Running Babylon.js on a nodejs server with headless-gl - #10 by sharp

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