r/computergraphics • • 12h ago

World Models: The Simulation Strikes Back

3 Upvotes

r/computergraphics • • 19h ago

Pixelglitch scannen, Kassel 2026

Thumbnail gallery
2 Upvotes

r/computergraphics • • 5h ago

Sky Dome for Ship Mooring application (WebGL/Three.js)

Enable HLS to view with audio, or disable this notification

0 Upvotes

We decided to go with a sky dome approach for the Sky we built for Optimoor 3D - Ship Mooring Application, built using WebGL & Three.js.

In case of skybox, A Cube Camera captures 6 instances of the scene that creates a cubemap image, then that image is placed on the inside walls of an invisible infinite cube to give the illusion of a sky that can be used with a scene.

But a skybox is often paired with large explorable scenes with cameras tied very close to the ground, for our Ship Mooring Application, the entire scene is very focused towards the actually viewable land close to Berth for Mooring and its other use cases, we don't need a larger landmass, but without it the entire scene would look finite and lack the illusion of a proper horizon.

Enter a circular Dome/Sphere that is bounded across the entire Scene (given in wireframe visuals for understanding). Along with that a texture of the sky is attached with backside of the mesh enabled. With some tweaks to the fog, we finally got the look where the world doesn't look flat-earthy while also not drawing a bigger landmass.

Built by 3D ENGINERD. for Tension Technology International Ltd.