Still need to bring in more assets for the environments and do a bit of optimization, but we are getting there. That's what the open web is going to look like, sooner than you imagine

First look at the volumetric cloud system, it is fully integrated with the landscape. Still need to fix the TAA but can you believe this is happening in the browser? No streaming involved

Soon, that's what a website may look like. (yes, I need to add denoising)

Yup, it has been my reference for engine development, wonder how close I can get to that on webgpu alone.

Started working on the menu for customizing the terrain population. Should be easy enough to use!

We are about to bring a whole new era of 3D on the web

Last but not least, the boolean operator. Beside the beveling, it is the one other complex geometry tool to implement because of the many edge cases and the numerous mathematical challenges it involves. Almost there!

Finally got around to implementing a proper node interface for the geometry generator. I think I did a pretty decent job at auto-generating the UVs. Now I just need to finish the boolean operator...

Me configuring the AI so it is pleased into outputting data with proper formatting to parse in the engine.

I have been told that scripting using graphs look tedious. The idea though, is that most users would not be doing low-level node linking, they would use macro-nodes, which would be scripts collapsed into single nodes. Users could then combine these into their own macro-nodes to share with others.