Following instructions I have just about worked out how to use npm and Typescript with Babylon.js. Having read https://doc.babylonjs.com/features/es6 I am still a very naive user with node, webpack, es6, require, import and all that stuff. For simple minded people like me will there be a very simpl…

I wrote that doc hoping that it can explain better how to get babylon.js: https://doc.babylonjs.com/babylon101/how_to_get Feel free to amend / update / fix it at will

maybe you don’t need to do that, when you use webpack you can import each separate module/class, and webpack will pack these and only these modules in to your final productional js file. you don’t have to import or embed a babylon.js. you can try this repo: [image] hjlld/serializing-mesh-b…

Thank you for your reply however I want to know if there is, or will be, something really simple, no webpack ( even better no npm) I just want to say this is a list of modules I need so create me a vanilla babylon.js using only these modules. Perhaps this is not possible without webpack. How about…

It sounds a good idea and totally feasible, maybe BJS team will use es6 module version to rewrite the babylon.js version builder . The dist version of @babylon/core require a external module tslib, so even they’re es6 js files, but they can’t be imported directly in browser with import syntax. so yo…

Actually, @john, what you are describing is exactly what a bundler is. Webpack, rollup, parcel and other bundlers are all doing exactly this, following imports to define the list to include. The tool you want will need to do the same dedup work and dependency evaluation than the available one out th…

OK. Thank you for the info. Will do more reading on parcel and webpack

Like JohnK, my team also hopes for “Simple Way” or MINIMUM BABYLONJS build options. : ) Can we list the TOOLING DEPENDENCIES that are REQUIRED and OPTIONAL in 4.0? We tried to upgrade and had to rollback under an avalanche-of-dependencies that John refers to. We LOVE the tooling-dependencies! …

There is absolutely no extra tooling required :slight_smile: You can continue to use the cdn package as before or the npm babylonjs as before. We added a new es6 version as an extra addition by taking care of keeping the previous libraries as they were and we will continue to deliver them. By com…

Thank you @sebavan tha man! Can we dev 4.0 from CDN without Node and Bundler? Thanks for the answer. :slight_smile: Oh look - > parcel. ~falcon

You most definitely can :slight_smile: It is actually how the playground and sanbox are working. You just need to download the scripts locally from the dist/preview release folder in github :slight_smile: or from the cdn https://preview.babylonjs.com which actually points to the github folder. Or …

Simple Way to Produce a Local Babylon.js file from Modules

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TomBerend May 24, 2019, 3:54pm 17

I have a simple build setup using Rollup. Very fast, creates very small libraries (only grabs the minimum of Babylon for your game). But there is work to do in Babylon…

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