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🔥 enhance-shader-lighting is released! 🔥 ⮕ Demo: 3 example scenes with baked lightmaps and "enhanced lighting" through modified shaders. ⮕ GitHub: #threejs #webdev #3D #javascript #Graphics #webgl

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0beqz3 years ago

So yeah the idea was to modify three.js shaders so that you have more control over the lighting through having a lot of parameters to tweak available. The implementation is purely arbitrary, just adding parameters where suitable in the shader.

0beqz3 years ago

Also the demo code is anything but clean 😄 Just did a lot of tests in there so it resulted in so many lines lol

Valentin Dubois3 years ago

Sweet!

clēmēns3 years ago

I had to close backrooms, I was too afraid of a jumpscare😅

0beqz3 years ago

Lmao nice to see it's so immersive for you 😄

Anderson Mancini3 years ago

@mrdoob WOW!!!! How I missed this hehehe. Thank you, my friend! Your work is always superb!

seantai3 years ago

lookin good

Andi Pollok3 years ago

Oh. Wow. 🤯 Thanks for sharing.

Nick Scarcella3 years ago

Looks amazing!

Matt Collie3 years ago

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