Can this type of elegant result be produced in verge?

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2023-10-18 at 5:47 pm #67689
visualizer
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Hi
I was just going through off bit use of interactive visualization from my own typical field.
I found this interesting url
https://dev-sandbox.pixotronics.com/webgi/0.8.6-dev.2/demos/core~viewer.html?m=pixo://gltf/ramona.glb

Can such result be produced with verge 3D? I know there are couple of jewelry samples in library however this one looks much vibrant & well finished result.
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2023-10-20 at 11:15 pm #67756

xeon
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The platform you are referencing is built on threejs. So is V3D so the answer is yes but it requires more JS than puzzles. The other platform is developer focused while V3D is artist focused. I am hoping V3D takes some of the finer rendering ability and can make it easier to produce the results you can get with threejs and pixotronics but you can do it.

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2023-10-21 at 12:48 am #67757

Crunch
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I’d love to see the option to easy add that buttery kind of inertial damping to the view/motion controls… The zoom motion is also interesting. Adding that to my Wish list for xmas Yuri

2023-10-21 at 1:51 am #67758

kdv
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visualizer wrote:

Can such result be produced with verge 3D?

Yes if you know the shader used (which is really complicated). No if you are using only Blender for tuning materials.

Crunch wrote:

that buttery kind of inertial damping to the view/motion controls

app.controls.rotateInertia = 0.45;

Crunch wrote:

The zoom motion is also interesting.

app.controls.zoomInertia = 0.35;

Puzzles and JS coding. Fast and expensive.

If you don’t see the meaning in something it primarily means that you just don’t see it but not the absence of the meaning at all.

2023-10-21 at 4:06 am #67759

Crunch
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i need to hang around here more..lol… tip of the hat again KDV..thanks, praise….

2023-10-21 at 11:15 am #67762
visualizer
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kdv wrote:

Yes if you know the shader used (which is really complicated). No if you are using only Blender for tuning materials.

I am aware that only blender materials will not produce this results. But I am wondering if the commercial jewelry material pack is used by our V3D library how much is it possible to achieve?
Yuri & team, May be you can have better idea.
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2023-10-21 at 11:25 am #67765

visualizer
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xeon wrote:

The other platform is developer focused while V3D is artist focused.

Xeon,
I thought the same what you mentioned that there can be slightly different approach. A developer focused & artist focused, but I think narrowing down the gap between these two approaches is what the main aim for any software developer team. .. should be I believe !
v3D is already having close to what is shown in that link its about making it a little better to bring to produce this quality results.

I am also hoping the V3D team will take this in consideration.

Of course this guy told me that, he has developed further on sdk to achieve the results.

2023-10-21 at 11:33 am #67767

visualizer
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Especially when NVIDIA Omnivrese is going so aggressively in creative visualization field in near future with A.I. enabled , that really makes it difficult to figure out which developers. artists segment it is going to be crushed in grinding stones before they are aware of.
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